Bangladeshi Startups That Will Revolutionize the Market

Bangladesh is buzzing with entrepreneurial energy. From education and agriculture to health and construction, homegrown startups are popping up and shaking things up in every corner. With rapid digital adoption and a young, tech-savvy population, Bangladesh is quietly turning into a startup powerhouse.

If you're wondering which startups are leading the charge and poised to transform the future, this article is your ultimate guide.

10 Minute School – Learning Made Limitless

Imagine a classroom where millions of students can learn anytime, anywhere—without worrying about tuition fees or traveling miles. That’s the magic of 10 Minute School, the largest online learning platform in Bangladesh.

It offers:

Free video tutorials

Practice exams

Live classes

Career guidance

From SSC students to job seekers preparing for BCS, 10 Minute School is helping learners take control of their education. It's not just an edtech company—it's a movement redefining access to quality education.

30 Minute Deal – Real-Time Price Comparison Like Never Before

Tired of switching between multiple apps just to find the best price? 30 Minute Deal fixes that.

Unlike general e-commerce platforms, 30 Minute Deal is laser-focused on:

Real-time price comparison

Coupons and discount codes

Deal alerts tailored for Bangladeshi consumers

Whether you're shopping for electronics, cosmetics, or baby care items, this platform saves your time and money—within 30 minutes! It’s like having a personal bargain hunter working for you.

This startup is rewriting the rules of e-commerce in Bangladesh, one smart deal at a time.

ConstructionMart – Building the Future

When it comes to construction, Bangladesh has always had a supply chain problem—delays, price hikes, and low-quality materials.

ConstructionMart is solving this with a simple yet powerful model:

Online marketplace for construction materials

Verified sellers and product quality checks

Catering to homeowners, contractors, and engineers

It’s like the Bikroy.com of bricks, cement, steel, and sand—but way smarter and more structured. With this platform, building your dream home or completing a project gets way easier and more transparent.

iFarmer – Cultivating Profit with Data

Agriculture is the backbone of Bangladesh. But for too long, small farmers have been left behind. iFarmer is changing that.

What they do:

Connect farmers with buyers directly

Provide access to quality seeds, fertilizers, and tools

Offer micro-loans and financial advice

Use AI and data to improve crop yields

iFarmer is not just an agri-platform—it’s a digital lifeline that’s helping farmers make better decisions and earn more from their land.

Maya – Because Health Is More Than Just Medicine

Talking about mental health or personal health concerns can be awkward. Maya solves this by offering anonymous consultations, telemedicine, and AI-based health assessments.

Why it stands out:

Available in Bangla and English

Confidential chat with real doctors or experts

Help on topics from anxiety to sexual health to period tracking

Especially in a conservative society like Bangladesh, Maya is a breath of fresh air—bringing empathy and innovation to healthcare.

Bangladesh’s startup ecosystem is still young, but it's growing up fast. With platforms like 10 Minute School, 30 Minute Deal, ConstructionMart, iFarmer, and Maya, the future looks bright—and deeply rooted in solving real problems.

If these startups continue on their current trajectory, they won’t just revolutionize the Bangladeshi market—they’ll inspire a whole new generation of entrepreneurs.

Abu Sufian is a Bangladeshi undergrad at United International University in Dhaka. Passionate about tech and business, he loves writing for various platforms and newspapers, sharing insights and ideas to make a positive impact.