We keep our scope narrow on purpose. Rather than offer everything, we focus on web, mobile, and custom software, and turn down work that isn't a fit.
From marketing sites to full web apps. We build custom, with no page-builder plugins and no bloated themes, so your site loads fast, ranks well, and looks like nobody else's.
We take mobile products from first sketch through to the app store, and we stick around after launch, because most of the real work happens after version 1.0 ships.
Internal tools, dashboards, and product builds scoped to a specific problem, not a generic template stretched to fit. We'd rather ship something narrow that works than something broad that doesn't.
A short call or email thread to understand what you actually need, and tell you if we're the right team for it.
We work in visible chunks, share progress regularly, and keep you in the loop instead of disappearing for weeks.
We launch, hand off cleanly, and stay reachable for fixes and follow-up work. It isn't a one-and-done handoff.
Short, direct answers to the questions that come up in almost every first conversation.
Integrity Stack is a software studio in Dhaka, Bangladesh that designs and builds websites, mobile apps and custom software. We work mainly with US founders and small teams, handling projects from design through launch and maintenance.
Our rates run roughly $25 to $40 per hour, compared with $100 to $250 per hour at a typical US agency. A marketing site usually lands between $2,000 and $6,000; a web app with user accounts and a dashboard between $8,000 and $25,000; a mobile app MVP between $12,000 and $35,000. We quote a fixed number per project before any work starts.
A marketing or portfolio site takes three to six weeks from kickoff to launch. Web apps and mobile apps run two to four months depending on how much goes into the first release. We give you a timeline with milestones before starting, and tell you early if anything slips.
Yes, US clients are most of our work. We're in Dhaka (GMT+6) and overlap our afternoons with US mornings, so there's live working time with both East and West Coast teams every day. We run on email, video calls and shared docs.
We keep a daily overlap window with US hours and commit to replying within one business day outside it. In practice the gap works in your favour: you send feedback at end of day and it's done by your morning.
Usually yes, but not as dramatically as the hourly rate suggests. The rate difference is roughly fourfold to sixfold, but you should budget extra for communication overhead and slightly longer feedback loops. Realistically most clients save 50 to 70% on total project cost versus a US agency.
You see working software throughout, not just at the end. We work in stages with something reviewable at each one, so problems surface early rather than at handover. If it isn't right, we fix it. That's included, not an extra.
We build custom. Templates are quick but they constrain what your site can do and tend to carry performance and SEO problems you inherit later. Everything we ship is written for your project specifically.
You do, entirely. Code, accounts, domains and hosting are all in your name and handed over at the end. There's no lock-in that forces you to keep working with us.
We hand off cleanly with documentation and stay reachable for fixes and follow-up work. Many clients keep us on for small ongoing changes, but you're not obliged to.
Often, yes. We'll review the existing code first and tell you honestly whether continuing it or rebuilding is the better use of your money. Sometimes the honest answer is that a rebuild costs less than untangling what's there.
Send a short note about what you're building via the contact page, email or WhatsApp. We'll reply within a day or two with questions, then a fixed quote and timeline. No charge for that, and no pressure.
Anything we don't think we'd do well: very large enterprise systems, projects needing regulatory certifications we don't hold, and work where the budget and the expectations don't match. We'd rather say no than deliver something weak.
You shouldn't automatically. What you get with us is that the people who scoped your project are the people who build it, and you can see our actual work live. Studio Spire and Famio are both public and both credit us. What we can't offer is the headcount or the certifications a large firm has.
Send us a short description of what you're building. We'll tell you honestly what makes sense.