As a Dhaka-based AI development company, we help international companies put AI to work in three service lines, with one operating model: a fixed-price diagnostic, a pilot on your real cases, then production with a written handover. Automation and Agents removes manual work, AI Marketing fixes content and campaigns, and AI Assurance produces the evidence your reviewers ask for.
Start with the $1,500 Diagnostic See the three service lines
Built in your own accounts and repositories · Confidentiality and data processing agreements signed before any data moves · Overlap hours agreed at kickoff
Our AI development services sit in three lines, and each line has its own page and its own services. Automation and Agents builds the systems, AI Marketing runs the content, and AI Assurance proves both work. Most clients buy from one line first, then add a second once the first shows measured results.
Workflow automation, AI integrations, human review, AI agents and dedicated teams — AI put inside processes you already run.
Brand voice, prompt strategy and engineering, AI content editing, email personalization and campaign management, with a human editor on every piece.
Model testing, code audit, EU AI Act and governance documentation, payroll and finance oversight, and incident records for your reviewers.
Our AI development services work the same way in all three lines. Each starts with a fixed-price diagnostic, moves to a pilot on your own cases, and reaches production only after you approve the pilot numbers. Where a stalled project needs someone inside your own repository rather than a vendor at arm’s length, a forward deployed engineer runs that loop from your stack and stays accountable until it is live. What changes from line to line is the work inside each step, not the steps or the price model.
The right AI development service line follows from the problem, not the technology. If manual work eats hours every week, start with workflow automation in Automation and Agents. If content or campaigns are the bottleneck, you need AI Marketing. If a customer, auditor or regulator is asking questions, you need AI Assurance.
| Your situation | What you need | Where we start |
|---|---|---|
| A repeat process eats hours every single week | Automation and Agents | Two-week diagnostic |
| AI tools were bought but never connected to your systems | Automation and Agents | Two-week diagnostic |
| AI drafts sound nothing like your brand | AI Marketing | Voice guideline |
| Nobody owns the prompts or the weekly numbers | AI Marketing | Prompt inventory |
| A customer or auditor is asking about your AI | AI Assurance | Gap review |
| You cannot prove the model does what you claim | AI Assurance | Model testing |
The fit check takes two minutes: five questions, three possible lines and one fallback. Read across your answer and note the line named; whichever line appears most often is where to start. If you cannot answer question four, the diagnostic is the honest first step, whatever the other answers say.
| Question | Option A | Option B | Option C |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. What is the main problem today? | Manual work eats hours → Automation and Agents | Content and campaigns lag → AI Marketing | Someone is asking questions → AI Assurance |
| 2. Who raised it first? | Operations or finance → Automation and Agents | Marketing or sales → AI Marketing | Legal, security or a customer → AI Assurance |
| 3. Is anything already built with AI? | Nothing yet → Automation and Agents | Tools bought, used ad hoc → AI Marketing | In production, undocumented → AI Assurance |
| 4. What would you show a sceptic today? | Nothing measured → Diagnostic | Drafts and campaigns → AI Marketing | A demo, no test results → AI Assurance |
| 5. What deadline is driving this? | A cost or headcount target → Automation and Agents | A content calendar → AI Marketing | An audit or contract clause → AI Assurance |
An AI development engagement runs in the same three steps in every line, so the commercial risk sits with us rather than with you. A two-week diagnostic comes first, then a pilot of three to four weeks on your real cases, then production quoted in writing. Nothing is open-ended or billed by the hour.
Two weeks at a fixed price, half credited to the pilot. Your processes are scored, the top three profiled, and a return on investment (ROI) estimate is built on your own volumes and salaries.
You leave with a written report and a fixed pilot price you can take to any vendor, including one that is not us. The report also names the processes that are not worth automating.
Three to four weeks at a fixed price, built inside your own accounts and tested on twenty to fifty real cases with before-and-after numbers. Each result is set against the baseline measured in the diagnostic.
It ends in a go or no-go report. If the agreed metric is missed, no production quote is issued, and you owe nothing beyond the pilot fee.
Production builds are quoted per workflow only after the pilot, so the full price is known before anyone builds anything.
Every build ships with error handling, logging, alerts, a runbook, admin access and thirty days of monitoring, with risk reviews under the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) AI Risk Management Framework.
An offshore AI development company should be judged on what it hands over, not its demo. We build in your accounts, test on your cases and sign a data processing agreement (DPA) under Article 28(3) of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) before any data moves. Every pilot ends in a written go or no-go report. Reviewed By Eicra.com team
| Item | Without | With EICRA |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | “AI transformation”, open-ended | One named process, one service line, one written scope |
| Price | Hourly, discovered as you go | Fixed and agreed in writing before any work starts |
| Proof it works | A demo on sample data | Tested on 20–50 of your own real cases, with numbers |
| Human checkpoint | Trusted to the model | A named person signs off wherever a mistake costs money |
| Content quality | Whatever the model produced | Edited against a written voice guideline you approved |
| Evidence for reviewers | Verbal assurance | Dated test sets, an audit trail and records a reviewer can follow |
| Ownership | Built in the vendor’s account | Built in yours; code, prompts and keys stay with you |
| Contracts | A freelancer invoice | Company contract with a non-disclosure agreement (NDA), a DPA and GDPR Article 28(3) terms |
Cost comes first here, since most buyers open with it.
More answersEvery engagement has a fixed scope and a fixed price, agreed in writing before work starts. The two-week diagnostic and its price sit at the top of this page, with half credited to the pilot; pilots and production are then quoted in writing. Model and tool fees are billed to you directly by their providers.
An AI development company designs, builds and runs AI systems inside your own processes: automations, integrations, agents, content workflows, and the testing and AI assurance documentation behind them. Unlike a software reseller, it delivers working systems on your data, with named people, a fixed scope and price, and a handover you keep.
Buy projects when the work has an end, and hire a dedicated development team when the backlog never empties. Projects carry a fixed price. A team of named engineers is billed per engineer per month with a three-month minimum, at the monthly rate shown at the top of this page.
You do. As a Bangladesh-based team, we build in your own accounts wherever the platform allows, credentials stay with you, and our access is named, least-privilege and removed at handover. You receive the code, prompts, guidelines, runbook and admin access as files you keep. Model and tool accounts stay in your name too.
Usually within one to two weeks of a signed scope, and the diagnostic itself runs for two weeks. Delays almost always come from access and approvals rather than engineering, so we list what we need, from accounts to sample data, before the contract is signed. The pilot then follows in three to four weeks.
Tell us the problem, not the technology. We will tell you which of the three lines it belongs to.
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