About the pricing
How I actually quote a web application in Bangladesh
Most agencies in Dhaka give you one line, "web app er jonno 5 lakh lagbe", without ever opening the requirement document. That is not pricing. It is a guess. The web application development price in BD comes down to exactly three things. First, how many user roles the app has. Second, how many database entities those roles touch. Third, how custom the workflows between them are. Once I know those three numbers, the BDT figure becomes a calculation, not a feeling.
I run this as a one-person studio. That is why my floor sits at 50,000 BDT, not the 2 to 3 lakh minimum most Bangladeshi agencies quote. There is no project manager mark-up and no junior redoing the senior's work. No office rent in Gulshan is baked into your invoice. You pay for the hours that build your app.
When the scope is small, the price reflects that. Think of a single-role admin tool, a booking dashboard for a clinic or an internal CRM for 5 users.
Around the 3,00,000 BDT mark, a web app stops being a standard build and becomes custom software. That means systems with many roles and payments through bKash or Nagad merchant accounts. It also means role-based access control, audit logs, exports and syncing with outside APIs. I am open about that line before you pay anything.
If your idea is really a 5 lakh project, I would rather tell you on the discovery call. I will not half-build it for 1.5 lakh and disappear.
Every quote I send is itemised. It lists features, hours, deliverables, a hosting recommendation and the included month after launch. You see what you are buying. The 50/50 payment terms mean neither of us is exposed if the relationship does not work. You pay the advance to start and the balance on launch. If the design does not get your approval, you do not pay the second half. That is the design-approval guarantee, not a marketing line.
See pricing in BDT