AI Developer in Dhaka for Startups and Enterprises

Dhaka's startup scene moves fast and raises on traction, which means a product has to be in front of users before the money runs out. My MVP packages are built for that: one core workflow live in two to three weeks for $999, or a launch-ready product with Stripe or local payments, an AI feature and an admin dashboard in four to six weeks for $2,999. Founders keep every line of code and every account.

For AI-first startups I go further. The Professional AI agent SaaS package delivers a multi-tenant product with retrieval over customer data, multi-step agent workflows, team workspaces, tiered billing and LLM observability in five to eight weeks for $4,999. I built Contently AI, a multi-model content SaaS, and Virtual Client, a multi-tenant AI voice coaching platform, on this pattern.

Banks, telcos, garment groups and e-commerce companies in Dhaka have the data and the volume where AI pays for itself quickly — support triage, document processing, internal knowledge search, sales assistants — but they also have IT, compliance and procurement processes a freelancer has to respect. I have been on the vendor side of that process and I plan for it: a written architecture, a threat model, data-handling rules, and deployment inside your cloud accounts rather than mine.

My AI Integration packages start at $799 for a single feature added to an existing product, $2,499 for RAG over your documents plus automated workflows with human review, and $6,999 for an organisation-wide rollout with an internal AI gateway, private model deployment where required, and governance. Bangla-language use cases are a normal part of the scope, not an add-on.

I am based in Rajshahi and travel to Dhaka regularly. Discovery workshops, architecture reviews, stakeholder demos and kickoff sessions work best in the same room, and I schedule Dhaka trips around them. Day-to-day delivery then runs on the same rhythm I use with clients in London or New York: a shared project board, written weekly updates, a demo at every milestone and a fixed weekly call.

If your company also has an overseas office or investors, working with me means one developer who is comfortable in both contexts — a Gulshan boardroom on Tuesday and a US investor demo on Thursday evening Dhaka time.

Agencies are the right answer when you need ten people tomorrow. For a product that needs one strong architect and builder, the agency model adds account managers, junior developers and a margin between you and the work. When you hire me you talk directly to the person who designs the system and writes the code, and decisions happen in the same conversation.

Because my rates are published and fixed, budgeting is straightforward: the proposal states scope, milestones, exclusions and price before anything starts. Hourly work is $100-150, retainers start at $500 a month, and I sign NDAs and assign all intellectual property on payment.

I build on Next.js, React, TypeScript, NestJS, PostgreSQL with Prisma and Redis, React Native with Expo for mobile, and the OpenAI, Anthropic Claude and Groq APIs with LangGraph for orchestration and pgvector for retrieval. Every project ships with automated tests, CI/CD, monitoring and documentation, because the product has to keep working after I hand it over.