A web application development company in Dhaka usually means a room full of juniors and a project manager who emails you screenshots. This is not that. I am RH Fardin, one senior operator. I build dashboards, internal tools, customer portals and custom web apps that need a thinking brain on every screen.
Custom React, Next.js and Laravel or Node web apps for Dhaka businesses tired of fragile off-the-shelf software. You get real database design, real login security and real role-based access. Everything runs on servers you can check. Focused single-purpose apps start at 50,000 BDT. Custom multi-user systems start from 3,00,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch and a design-approval guarantee. The source code is yours from day one.
About 5 years of shipping live web apps for Dhaka SMEs and overseas founders. No subcontracting and no rotating account managers. The person on the discovery call is the person writing the code.
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The typical web application development company in Dhaka runs on simple math. They win the client with a senior and ship the work with a fresher. Then you learn the lead developer on your project graduated six months ago. By then, your invoice system already has three security holes. Its database can't be restructured without breaking everything.
I built this practice as a deliberate alternative. When you hire me, the person on the kick-off call is the same person writing database changes at 2am to hit your launch date.
I am RH Fardin, and I have done this work for about five years. Around half of it is custom web apps. That means B2B dashboards, order-entry portals for salespeople, school result systems and clinic appointment platforms. It also means inventory tools, internal CRMs and lightweight SaaS products for founders who don't want to spend 30 lakh on a Magento clone.
The other half is marketing sites and SEO. That is honestly useful. I have seen what happens to apps that ignore page speed, mobile UX and search visibility from day one.
My stack is narrow on purpose, so I can go deep. I use React and Next.js on the front end and Laravel or Node.js on the back end. Data lives in PostgreSQL or MySQL, and the UI uses Tailwind. Login runs on NextAuth, Laravel Sanctum or proper JWT, not whatever a YouTube tutorial said last week.
Hosting runs on DigitalOcean, Vercel or a Dhaka-based VPS, based on your data rules and budget. It comes with proper backups and a staging copy for testing. These are boring, battle-tested tools. Boring is a feature when your business needs the app to stay up during Ramadan sales.
I do not take every project that lands in my inbox. If your team truly needs 12 developers and a 9-month roadmap, an agency is the right fit, and I will tell you so. But maybe you want a skilled senior who scopes hard and says no to feature creep. Someone who ships an app whose source code you can read. That is the job I want, and that is what this page is selling.
Six things I do differently. Not because I am cheaper (often I am not), but because a one-person practice forces a clarity a large team cannot afford.
You message me on WhatsApp or email, and the reply comes from the developer. Not from a coordinator passing on your request three days later. Questions about specs get answered in minutes, not at Tuesday's standup.
The source code is handed over on Git from week one, with a clean commit history. No private frameworks and no licence trap. No "sorry sir, the lead developer left and we cannot find the repo" two years from now.
I cut your first version down to what really changes the business, not the wishlist your cousin suggested. Phase one ships in weeks, not quarters. Phase two only happens if phase one earned its keep.
Clean table structures, proper indexes, foreign keys and database changes tracked in version control. Two years from now, your app will still be easy to query and report on, not a graveyard of JSON blobs.
If your app collects payments from users in Bangladesh, I connect SSLCOMMERZ, the bKash payment gateway or Nagad APIs end to end. That covers webhooks, matching payments, refunds and the dull parts most agencies skip.
About 80% of your Dhaka users will open the app on a mid-range Android phone over patchy 4G in Mirpur or Mohammadpur. I design and test every screen at 360px first and desktop second.
Dhaka founders ask me "web application koto taka?" The honest answer: it depends on the data model and how many user roles you need. Take a single-user internal tool, like an invoice maker with PDF export and a simple client list. It sits in the 50,000 to 1,50,000 BDT range and ships in two to four weeks.
A multi-role dashboard has admin, staff and customer logins, payments and reporting. It tends to start around 3,00,000 BDT and takes six to ten weeks. Timing depends on whether bKash or SSLCOMMERZ goes into phase one. A full custom SaaS with subscriptions, multiple client accounts and a public marketing site is its own conversation. That is usually 5,00,000 BDT and up, scoped against a real product brief, not a vague "like Salesforce but for us".
Every engagement runs the same way. We start with a free 30-minute discovery call on Google Meet. You get a written scope document to read before signing. You pay a 50% advance by bank transfer or bKash. Each week you see a demo of working software on a staging link. The design-approval guarantee applies too. If you truly hate the design direction after the first round, you walk away with your advance back, minus discovery time.
After launch, I stay on call for 30 days of free bug fixes. I also offer a flat monthly maintenance retainer if you want me on call longer. There are no hourly meters and no surprise change-order invoices. There are no "out of scope" fights, because we wrote the scope down before either of us signed anything.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point. I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
Every project starts at ৳50,000
A sharp, credible site that makes the right first impression and brings enquiries.
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A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
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Need something bigger? Custom & enterprise builds from ৳3,00,000. Pay by bKash, Nagad, bank transfer or card. Ask for an exact price or send an email.
The six questions Dhaka founders ask me before signing a web app contract. Answered honestly, including the ones the big firms dodge.
The floor is 50,000 BDT for a focused, single-purpose internal tool, with one user role and one or two core screens. Multi-user dashboards with login, roles and reporting usually start around 1,50,000 BDT. Custom multi-role apps with payments begin at 3,00,000 BDT. Anything with multiple client accounts, subscriptions or a real SaaS billing model is quoted after a paid discovery. That is usually 5,00,000 BDT and up. I will not give you a fake number on a phone call. The written scope is where pricing gets honest.
Two reasons. First, the senior in a big firm's sales meeting is almost never the person writing your code. You pay senior rates for fresher output. Second, a solo operator cannot afford to take a job he cannot ship. So the scoping talk is brutally honest. If your project truly needs a 10-person team, I will say so and refer you. For most Dhaka SME web apps under 10 lakh BDT, one senior beats a team of five mid-level developers every time.
Yes. SSLCOMMERZ is the most common choice. It covers cards, mobile banking and net banking in one setup, and I have shipped it on several Dhaka projects. Direct bKash payment gateway and Nagad API setups are also available. They need a merchant account on your side and a slightly longer testing cycle. I handle webhook security, IPN payment matching, refunds and the screens for failed payments that most agencies skip.
You get the full source code in a GitHub or GitLab repository under your account from day one. No private framework and no licensed parts you don't know about. No "hosted on our server only" lock-in. You could hand the repo to any skilled developer in Dhaka tomorrow and they could read it. The code is documented, laid out in a standard way and uses well-known stacks: React or Next.js, Laravel, Node, and PostgreSQL or MySQL.
Focused single-purpose tools take 2 to 4 weeks. Multi-user dashboards with login and reporting take 6 to 10 weeks. Full custom SaaS or multi-account systems take 3 to 6 months. That depends on payments, outside APIs and how quickly you approve designs. The biggest variable is your team's reply time. I once shipped a 4-week project in 3 weeks because the founder replied within an hour. I have seen the same scope take 9 weeks elsewhere because designs sat in an inbox for 10 days.
30 days of bug fixes after go-live are included at no extra cost. If something I built breaks, I fix it. After that, I offer a monthly maintenance retainer, usually 15,000 to 40,000 BDT/month based on how complex the app is. It covers security patches, updates, server monitoring, small feature tweaks and priority replies. No retainer is required, because your code is yours to hand to any developer. But most clients keep me on, because the person who built it fixes it fastest.
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