Dellly

Dellly is a Bangladesh-based software development agency with 50+ professionals and six years of team experience. They complete around 30 projects and maintain a 95% client satisfaction rate. The company builds websites, mobile apps, custom software, and ISO compliance systems for startups, growing businesses, and SMEs across North America and Asia.

Their work spans website development with branding, ecommerce platforms, MVP delivery, and operational compliance. Named clients include Gripx.pro (motion website), We Immigration (Canadian immigration consultancy site), Sheikh Trading International (export-import ecommerce platform in Bangladesh), and Clean Max (Canadian cleaning company with website and Google Ads management).

Services and capabilities

Dellly offers five core service lines. Custom software development covers the full cycle from product discovery through launch-ready MVP, including wireframing, UX flow, UI design, core feature development, and optional pitch deck plus landing page. They claim MVPs typically take 3–6 weeks depending on feature scope. On-demand product team provides flexible offshore developers, designers, product managers, QA testers, and DevOps engineers available hourly or monthly. They advertise starting rates from $11.50/hour and handle sourcing, vetting, and onboarding so clients skip recruitment.

End-to-end development covers every stage from brainstorming to deployment. No-code development serves founders and agencies looking for faster, cheaper launches using no-code tools. ISO compliance is their operational systems offering, building ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 management systems with documentation, audit readiness, and certification support.

Across services, they emphasize agile delivery, transparent communication, and lean, testable builds. The ISO compliance service pairs system design with documented policies, procedures, forms, and records written for implementation clarity rather than just audit boxes.

Notable work

Gripx.pro received a motion website with bold visuals and animations; co-founder Javi said the site "looks stunning but performs flawlessly." We Immigration, a Canadian immigration consultancy, got a website rebuild with dynamic assessment features to showcase their services. Sheikh Trading International, a Bangladesh-based import-export firm, received a quotation-driven trading ecommerce platform letting them manage orders and quotations in a modern interface. Clean Max, a Canadian cleaning service, got both a website build and Google Ads campaign management.

Clients in testimonials mention speed, UI/UX quality, and responsiveness. Omar Sakib (Ar Sayed Trade co-founder) highlighted "UI/UX capabilities and speed." Sheikh Saidul Hoque (Sheikh Trading International founder) noted the team "changed everything" after previous tech vendor disappointments.

How they work

Dellly offers three engagement models: fixed-price projects with defined scope, hourly or monthly retainer for on-demand teams, and time-and-materials for flexible scopes. For custom software, they run discovery-first workflows with wireframes, UX flows, and UI before core development. They promise transparent time tracking and flexible team scaling. On the ISO compliance side, they follow a structured, milestone-driven approach from planning through post-audit follow-up. Team scaling and part-time or full-time availability are available across product team engagements.

Team and credentials

Dellly employs 50+ professionals with six years of team experience. No founder names, founding year, or formal certifications (ISO partner status, SOC 2, etc.) are mentioned in their public pages. They operate from Bangladesh and work with clients across North America, Europe, and Asia with strategic time zone overlap for collaboration. English proficiency is implied by client testimonials and project scope but not explicitly stated.

The company runs a referral program offering 7–15% of project value to introducers (freelancers, consultants, agencies). No third-party ratings (Clutch, G2) or industry awards appear in the source material.