Web app pricing in Dhanmondi
Why nobody in Dhanmondi can quote your web app over the phone
Why does the web application development price in Dhanmondi swing so much? Picture the call you have likely made already. You describe a tool for your business. Students log in to see results. Accounts logs in to chase fees. You log in to see who paid through bKash this week. The person on the line says, 'Web application? 80,000 taka, sir.'
You try the next number on the list and hear six lakh. Same words from you, an eight-fold gap in the answer. That is when most Dhanmondi owners give up and decide software pricing is rigged. It is not rigged. A web application is just invisible from the outside. You can almost price a website by eye. A web app's cost lives in the parts nobody sees.
Who logs in? What is each of them allowed to do? What has to happen when money moves? Those questions set the price. So I price the only honest way: from a written scope, not a guess. Before any figure, I ask what really moves the number. How many kinds of user log in, and does each see a different screen?
Does it take payment live through bKash or Nagad, or just record what the counter already took? Five users or five hundred? Does the admin need a dashboard to open from home at midnight and see the day's numbers? Every answer is hours, and hours are taka. You won't get '4,00,000' dropped from the ceiling. You get a breakdown where each line is a feature you asked for. You can cut any line if the budget is tight.
The number stays honest because there is no agency tax inside it. No project manager passes on your messages. No salesman takes a cut. No second-floor office on Satmasjid Road charges you rent through the back of an invoice. You talk to the person writing the code, and you pay for the code. I have built web apps for Bangladeshi businesses for about five years. I take a few projects at a time on purpose. So the price reflects real senior hours, not a roomful of juniors marked up.
Here is the honest split, because most 'web application development dhanmondi bd' searches get it wrong. A marketing or brochure website starts at 50,000 BDT, even a slick, fast, mobile-first one. The tiers are 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT, by page count and finish. A true web application is a custom build. That means login, a database, more than one user role, an admin panel, payment and SMS. It starts from 3,00,000 BDT and climbs with scope.
That floor is not me being expensive. Below it, the only thing you can buy is a template with a login form glued on. Payment is always 50% advance by bank transfer or bKash, and 50% on launch. You approve the design in writing before I write a single line of backend code.
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