You already have a website. Now you need software your customers and staff actually log into and use.
Web application development in Mirpur for businesses that have outgrown a Facebook page, a website and a pile of spreadsheets. I build portals, dashboards, booking systems, member areas and multi-user tools that run in a browser, behave on a phone, and take bKash and Nagad where money changes hands. One senior operator scopes, designs, codes and ships the whole thing. From 50,000 BDT.
~5 years building apps and sites for Bangladeshi businesses. One senior on every line of code, no junior pool, no account manager. 50% advance, 50% on launch by bKash, Nagad or bank. Design-approval guarantee — you sign off the full UI before the launch balance is due.
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There is a very specific moment I keep meeting in Mirpur. The business is past the scrappy stage. The Facebook page works, the website is up, the orders or the patients or the students are coming. And then the owner realises the actual operation is being held together by a WhatsApp group, a printed register at the front desk, and a Google Sheet that only one person dares to touch. The receptionist at a diagnostic centre near Mirpur 10 is reading out tomorrow's slots from a notebook.
The owner of a coaching centre in Shewrapara is collecting monthly fees by chasing parents on bKash one message at a time. A property developer in Mirpur DOHS is losing leads in a chat thread nobody scrolls back through. That is the exact point where you stop needing another website and start needing a web application — and that is the build this page is about.
I am RH Fardin, a solo senior web designer and developer with around five years building real, working software for businesses across Bangladesh. I do not run an agency and I will not pretend a bench of juniors is a feature. When you commission web application development in Mirpur from me, the person who takes your first call is the person who designs your database, writes the back-end logic, builds every screen, wires the bKash flow and hands you the credentials at the end.
No project manager translating your idea into a half-read brief. No version-two build where the senior who pitched you quietly hands the work to whoever is cheapest. For a Mirpur owner who has been burned once already, that single-hands continuity is the whole point.
Most people who reach me on WhatsApp for web application development in Mirpur BD have already had one bad round. They paid a cheap local shop for an 'app', got a good-looking front-end with a login that did nothing real underneath, and discovered there was no system there the moment they tried to onboard a second user or pull a report. Or worse — the shop took the advance and went quiet. I get it, and I scope against exactly that.
Before you pay anything I tell you, in plain language, what your app needs to do, what it does not need yet, and what a fair number is. The work is in the work, not in a sales process designed to upsell a 'phase two' you never agreed to.
Pricing is published and plain. A focused, single-purpose web app — one core workflow, real logins, one or two user types — starts at 50,000 BDT, moving through the 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT tiers as roles, data, reporting and payment flows grow. A genuinely bespoke platform with multiple user types, payments, integrations and admin reporting is a custom build from 3,00,000 BDT. Every project is 50% advance and 50% on launch, paid by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, under a design-approval guarantee: you click through the finished UI and approve it before the launch payment is due. No strategy fee, no enterprise-license surprise, no 'we will discuss the rest later'.
A web app is not a website with a login bolted on — it has accounts, roles, live data, edge cases and people who depend on it daily. These six are standard on every build, not upsells, and they are what decide whether your Mirpur app survives its first real users.
I cut your wish-list down to the five things version one must do well, so you ship in weeks instead of dreaming about version four for a year. You can always add modules once the first one is earning.
Proper accounts, roles and a normalised database underneath, not a template with a decorative login. Each user sees only their own data, and everything they do gets saved and stays saved when you have 50,000 rows instead of 50.
Where your app takes money — monthly fees, booking deposits, subscriptions, vendor payouts — I wire bKash, Nagad or SSLCommerz directly in, with proper transaction logs, so your users pay from their phone the way they already pay.
Most of your users open it on a mid-range Android over a patchy Mirpur 4G signal, not a 27-inch monitor. Every screen is tested on real phones and slow connections before launch, with tables turned into thumb-friendly cards.
The person who scoped your app wrote its code. When something misbehaves at 10pm you message one number and reach the developer who built it — not a ticket queue or a junior reading documentation for the first time.
Full source code, database and admin credentials are yours at launch, on hosting in your own name. If you grow and bring it in-house or pass it to another Dhaka developer, nothing is locked inside me or my tools.
After close to five years of taking briefs in Bangladesh, the requests from Mirpur cluster into a few honest shapes, and almost none of them need a 'big' platform. The most common by far: a fee-and-attendance portal for a coaching centre near Mirpur 10 or Kazipara, where students log in, watch lessons, and pay monthly by bKash, while the owner finally sees who has paid without chasing anyone.
Next: a slot-booking and report system for a diagnostic centre or clinic in Pallabi or Mirpur 12, where patients self-book, get an SMS confirmation, and the front desk sees the day's schedule on a phone. Then: a lead-and-listing CRM for a real estate developer in Mirpur DOHS who is tired of losing enquiries in WhatsApp scrollback.
And a steady stream of internal tools — order and delivery dashboards for Facebook-first sellers around Mirpur 1 and Shewrapara tracking Pathao and Steadfast consignments, and stock-and-dues panels for garment subcontractors and wholesalers near Kalshi and ECB Chottor who run the whole operation out of three notebooks.
Here is the part most shops in Mirpur will not say out loud: the price of a web application is driven by scope, not by the size of the team building it. How many user types, how many distinct workflows, whether money moves through it, whether you need reporting — those four questions set the number, and almost nothing else does. Words like 'modern', 'dynamic' and 'professional' add nothing to a quote; a real second user type and a real payment flow add weeks.
That is why a focused single-workflow app sits honestly at 50,000 BDT and a multi-role platform with payments and reporting climbs toward 1,50,000 BDT, with genuinely bespoke systems starting at 3,00,000 BDT.
And it is why a solo senior can beat an agency on the same brief — a ten-person firm has to load every quote with a sales rep, a project manager, an office and the juniors between you and the code, which on a sub-lakh app forces them to hand your build to whoever is cheapest. I carry none of that, so the senior who scoped your Mirpur app is the same human writing its back-end, at every tier.
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.
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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 questions Mirpur owners actually open with on WhatsApp before commissioning a web application — answered straight, no sales fog.
It depends on user types and workflows, but the floor is real. A focused single-purpose web app with logins and one core workflow starts at 50,000 BDT and moves through the 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT tiers as roles, data, reporting and payments grow. A genuinely bespoke platform with multiple user types, bKash or Nagad payments and reporting is a custom build from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance, 50% on launch by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, and you get a fixed number after one scoping call. Anything quoted at a few thousand taka for a 'web app' is a template with a login painted on.
Often, yes. A website tells someone in Pallabi or Kazipara that you exist and what you offer — it is read, not used. A web application is the thing your own customers and staff log into and do work in: book a slot, pay a fee, list a flat, track an order. They are two different builds with two different purposes. I can build a fresh web app that links cleanly to your existing site, or sit it behind a 'Login' button on the site you already have. On the first call I will tell you honestly whether you actually need the app yet or whether your current site can carry the load a while longer.
Completely. A web application lives on the open internet — your users never see where it was built, only whether it is fast, reliable and easy to use on their phone. An app made in Mirpur and one made in Banani run on the same hosting, the same browsers and the same 4G networks. What decides whether yours wins is whether it handles real users without falling over, takes bKash cleanly, and loads quickly on a mid-range Android — and that is about who built it and how, not the postcode of the office.
Yes — that is the core of real web-app work, not an add-on. I build proper account systems with roles and permissions, so an owner, a staff member and a customer each see only what they should. Where the app takes money I wire bKash, Nagad or SSLCommerz directly in — monthly coaching fees, booking deposits, subscriptions, vendor payouts — so your users pay the way they already pay in Bangladesh, from their phone, without being bounced to a half-broken foreign checkout.
A focused single-workflow app at the 50,000 BDT floor is usually 3 to 5 weeks from the day the advance lands. A multi-role app in the 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT range with auth, payments and reporting typically runs 6 to 10 weeks. A 3,00,000 BDT-and-up custom platform runs 8 to 14 weeks depending on scope. The clock starts after you approve the wireframes and data model, not the day you pay — and in my experience most delays on Mirpur projects come from late client feedback, not slow code. Anyone promising a real multi-user app in two weeks is shipping a template or planning to disappear.
You own all of it — full source code, database and admin credentials handed over at launch, on hosting in your own name. After the launch payment there is a defect-fix window: if something breaks because of how it was built, I fix it at no extra charge. Beyond that I offer a simple monthly arrangement in BDT for hosting, updates and small features, but you are never locked in. If you scale and want to take it in-house or hand it to another developer in Dhaka, you can do it cleanly, because I build on standard documented tools, not something only I can open.
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