A web application development company in Dhaka usually means a meeting room full of juniors and a project manager who emails you screenshots. This is not that. I am RH Fardin, one senior operator in Dhaka, and I build the dashboards, internal tools, customer portals, and bespoke web apps that actually need a thinking brain on every screen.
Custom React, Next.js and Laravel/Node web applications for Dhaka businesses tired of brittle off-the-shelf software. Real database modelling, real auth, real role-based access, deployed on infrastructure you can audit. Starts at 50,000 BDT for focused single-purpose apps; custom multi-user systems from 3,00,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch, design-approval guarantee, and the source code is yours from day one.
About 5 years of shipping production web apps for Dhaka SMEs and overseas founders. No subcontracting, no rotating account managers — the person on the discovery call is the person writing the code.
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Most "web application development companies" in Dhaka run on a simple math: book the client with a senior, ship the work with a fresher. By the time you realise the lead developer on your project graduated six months ago, your invoice management system already has three security holes and a database schema that cannot be refactored 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 migrations at 2am to hit your launch date.
I am RH Fardin, working out of Dhaka for roughly five years now. Around half my work is custom web applications: B2B dashboards, salesperson order-entry portals, school result systems, clinic appointment platforms, inventory tools, internal CRMs, and lightweight SaaS products for founders who do not want to spend 30 lakh on a Magento clone. The other half is marketing sites and SEO, which is honestly useful — it means I have watched what happens to apps that ignore page speed, mobile UX, and search visibility from day one.
My stack is intentionally narrow so I can go deep: React/Next.js on the frontend, Laravel or Node.js on the backend, PostgreSQL or MySQL, and Tailwind for UI. Auth via NextAuth, Laravel Sanctum, or proper JWT — not whatever the YouTube tutorial said last week. Hosting on DigitalOcean, Vercel, or a Dhaka-based VPS depending on your data residency and budget, with proper backups and a staging environment. Boring, battle-tested tools. Boring is a feature when your business depends on the app not crashing during ramadan sales.
I do not take every project that lands in the inbox. If your team genuinely needs 12 developers and a 9-month roadmap, an agency is the right fit and I will tell you so. But if you want a competent senior who scopes ruthlessly, says no to feature creep, and ships an app you can read the source code of — that is the job I want, and that is what this page is selling.
Six things I do differently — not because I am cheaper (I am often not), but because a one-person practice forces clarity that a large team cannot afford.
You message me on WhatsApp or email and the reply comes from the developer, not a project coordinator translating your request three days later. Specs get clarified in minutes, not Tuesday's standup.
Source code is handed over on Git from week one with a clean commit history. No proprietary frameworks, no licensing trap, no "sorry sir, the lead developer left and we cannot find the repo" two years from now.
I scope your MVP down to what actually 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.
Normalised schemas, proper indexes, foreign keys, and migrations checked into version control. Your app will still be queryable and reportable two years from now, not a JSON blob graveyard.
If your app collects payments from Bangladesh users, I integrate SSLCOMMERZ, bKash payment gateway, or Nagad APIs end-to-end — webhook handling, reconciliation, refund flow, the unglamorous parts most agencies skip.
Roughly 80% of your Dhaka users will open the app on a mid-range Android phone over patchy 4G in Mirpur or Mohammadpur. Every screen is designed and tested at 360px first, desktop second.
When a Dhaka founder asks "web application koto taka?" the honest answer is: it depends entirely on the data model and the number of user roles. A single-user internal tool — say, an invoice generator with PDF export and a simple client list — lives comfortably in the 50,000-1,50,000 BDT range and ships in two to four weeks.
A multi-role dashboard with admin, staff, and customer logins, payment integration, and reporting tends to start around 3,00,000 BDT and runs six to ten weeks depending on whether bKash/SSLCOMMERZ goes in phase one. A full custom SaaS with subscriptions, multi-tenancy, and a public marketing site is its own conversation — 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: a 30-minute discovery call (free, on Google Meet or in person if you are near Gulshan/Banani), a written scope document you actually read before signing, 50% advance via bank transfer or bKash, weekly demo of working software on a staging URL, design approval guarantee — if you genuinely hate the UI direction after the first design round, you walk with the advance back minus discovery time.
After launch I stay reachable for 30 days of bug fixes at no extra charge, and offer a flat monthly maintenance retainer if you want me on call. No hourly meters, no surprise change-order invoices, no "out of scope" arguments — because the scope was written 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.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
An online store built to sell and scale.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
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 actually ask me before signing a web app contract — answered honestly, including the ones the big firms dodge.
Floor is 50,000 BDT for a focused single-purpose internal tool (one user role, one or two core screens). Multi-user dashboards with auth, roles, and reporting typically start around 1,50,000 BDT. Custom multi-role applications with payment integration begin at 3,00,000 BDT. Anything involving multi-tenancy, subscriptions, or a real SaaS billing model is quoted after a paid discovery — 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. One: the senior in the sales meeting at a big firm is almost never the person writing your code — you are paying senior rates for fresher output. Two: a solo operator cannot afford to take a job they cannot ship, so the scoping conversation is brutally honest. If your project genuinely 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-levels every time.
Yes. SSLCOMMERZ is the most common path because it covers cards, mobile financial services, and net banking in one integration — I have shipped it on several Dhaka projects. Direct bKash payment gateway and Nagad API integrations are also available; they need merchant account setup on your side and a slightly longer testing cycle. I handle webhook security, IPN reconciliation, refund flows, and the failure-case UX that most agencies skip.
You get the full source code on a GitHub or GitLab repository under your account from day one. No proprietary framework, no licensed components without your knowledge, no "hosted on our server only" lock-in. You can hand the repo to any competent developer in Dhaka tomorrow and they will be able to read it — the codebase is documented, conventionally structured, and uses widely-known stacks (React/Next.js, Laravel, Node, PostgreSQL/MySQL).
Focused single-purpose tools: 2-4 weeks. Multi-user dashboard apps with auth and reporting: 6-10 weeks. Full custom SaaS or multi-tenant systems: 3-6 months depending on payment integration, third-party APIs, and how decisively you approve designs. The single biggest variable is your team's response time — I have shipped a 4-week project in 3 weeks because the founder replied within an hour, and watched the same scope take 9 weeks elsewhere because designs sat in 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. Beyond that, I offer a monthly maintenance retainer (usually 15,000-40,000 BDT/month depending on app complexity) that covers security patches, dependency updates, server monitoring, small feature tweaks, and priority response. No retainer is required — your code is yours, hand it to any developer — but most clients keep me on because the person who built it is the fastest person to fix it.
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