About the service
What you're actually buying when you hire this mobile app development service in BD
Every founder who messages me about mobile app development in BD asks the same opening question - "app banaite koto taka lagbe?" - and almost every agency answers it the same wrong way: a single number with no scope behind it. That's how projects in Dhaka and Chattogram quietly balloon from 1,50,000 to 6,00,000 BDT and arrive six months late. This service is built around the opposite habit. We talk through what the app actually does, what screens it needs, what your customers will do on it from a 4G connection on a low-end Android, and only then do you get a written number you can plan a year of cash flow around.
The service covers the full journey: a discovery call (free, usually 45 minutes), a written scope and price, a Figma prototype you can click through on your phone before a single line of code is written, the build itself, store submission for Google Play (and Apple App Store if you have an Apple developer account), and 30 days of post-launch fixes for anything I broke. Web-app and PWA work starts at 50,000 BDT.
The 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT tiers add scope - admin dashboards, payment integration, more screens. Full native Android or iOS work is a custom quote starting from 3,00,000 BDT, because that's the floor where native is honestly worth doing instead of a polished PWA.
What you don't get: a project manager who forwards your messages to a developer in another timezone, a "team" that turns out to be one person and a freelance designer in Pakistan, or a sales pitch followed by silence. You get me on WhatsApp, voice when you want it, screen-share when something's confusing, and a build that doesn't pretend bKash and Nagad don't exist. About five years of doing this for Bangladeshi businesses has taught me which corners actually save money and which ones turn into a 50,000 BDT rewrite six months later.
Payment is straightforward: 50% advance to start, 50% on launch. The design-approval guarantee is the part most clients tell me actually made them say yes - if the Figma prototype isn't something you'd be proud to show your customers, you don't pay the second half and you don't owe me the rest of the build. That's it. No 14-page contract, no "discovery fees," no surprise hosting charges on month two.
See pricing in BDT