A landing page has one job: turn a paid click into a message, a call or a bKash payment. Most pages in Chattogram quietly fail at it.
I am RH Fardin — a senior solo designer and developer who builds landing pages for Chattogram businesses that are spending real money on Facebook and Google ads. If you are running boosts on a product, a course, a real-estate plot off GEC or a service around Agrabad, the page that click lands on decides whether you got a customer or just burned the budget. I design and build that page myself — fast, mobile-first, single-minded — from 50,000 BDT, 50% advance and 50% on launch, with the full design approved before any code is written.
Senior solo operator, ~5 years building BD landing pages. Design-approval guarantee. Direct on WhatsApp — built for bKash, Nagad and Messenger orders.
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Here is the pattern I see again and again in Chattogram. A business boosts a post, the reach looks great, the comments roll in — "price koto?", "inbox koren", "location kothay?" — and the owner is answering the same three questions a hundred times in Messenger while almost nobody actually buys. The problem is almost never the ad. The problem is where the click goes: a slow Facebook page, a homepage that buries the offer, or no destination at all.
A landing page exists to catch that exact click while the buyer's intent is hot and walk them straight to one action — order on bKash, call this number, fill this form. If you are paying for traffic in this city and sending it anywhere but a page built to convert, you are funding the comments and losing the sales.
Why does this need a Chattogram-specific answer? Because the buyer on the other end of your boost is on a mid-range Android, often on patchy 4G somewhere between Agrabad and Bahaddarhat, and they decide in about three seconds whether to stay.
Trust here is built on very particular things: a real local number they can call, a clear bKash or Nagad option, an address they recognise, and an honest price — Chattogram buyers will scroll the whole page hunting for "koto taka" and bounce the moment they smell that you are hiding it. Generic landing-page advice written for a Dhaka SaaS startup or an American Shopify store does not survive contact with a port-city buyer paying cash-on-delivery. I build for the customer you actually have.
When you hire me, you are not hiring an agency where a salesman wins the work and a junior you never meet builds the page. I am the call where we figure out the one action that page must drive, the offer structure, the design in Figma, the front-end code, the mobile layout tested on a real cheap phone, the bKash and WhatsApp buttons wired correctly, and the tracking so you can finally see what your ad spend is actually returning.
One senior operator, around five years deep into building landing pages for Bangladeshi businesses, one thread for the whole project. That single-point accountability is why "best" is not a slogan here — there is no layered team diluting the one thing that matters: the page converting.
Pricing is honest and fixed. 50,000 BDT for a focused single landing page built around one offer and one conversion action. 90,000 BDT for a stronger page with deeper sections, lead capture and tighter ad-to-page message matching, or a small two-page funnel. 1,50,000 BDT for a full campaign landing system with multiple variants, a thank-you/upsell flow and conversion tracking wired end to end. From 3,00,000 BDT for fully custom, designed-from-scratch builds. Always 50% advance, 50% on launch — bKash, Nagad or bank transfer — and you approve the full design before a single line of code is written.
Six things a Chattogram advertiser needs from a landing page — and all six are standard from the 50,000 BDT tier, not upsells hidden in a bigger package.
The page is built around a single conversion — order, call or form — with nothing competing for the click. No bloated menu, no five things to do at once. The buyer always knows the next step.
Tested on a real mid-range Android on Chattogram 4G, not just your office wifi. A page that hangs while loading loses the click you already paid Facebook for, before the offer is even read.
bKash and Nagad options, a real local number, and the price shown honestly — because a Chattogram buyer hunting for "koto taka" bounces the second they think you are hiding it.
The headline and offer on the page mirror the boost that brought them, so the click does not feel like a bait-and-switch. Matched messaging is the difference between a sale and an instant back-tap.
Pixel, conversion events and click tracking wired in, so you finally see which boost made money and which burned it. You stop guessing and start spending where it actually returns.
No code starts until you sign off the full design in Figma. If the page does not read like a winner, we fix the screens first. You never pay the second half for a page you did not approve.
There is a specific way landing pages fail in this city, and it has nothing to do with how they look. A business — say a furniture brand off CDA Avenue or a coaching centre near GEC — pays someone for a "landing page," gets back something genuinely nice-looking, points the Facebook ad at it, and sales stay flat. The owner blames the ad and pours in more budget.
But the real leaks are structural: the page takes six seconds to load on the cheap phone the buyer is actually holding, the bKash number is three scrolls down, the price is hidden behind "inbox for details," and there is no tracking, so nobody can even tell which ad is wasting money. A pretty page that does not convert is not a cheaper version of a good landing page — it is a different, more expensive mistake, because you keep feeding it ad spend.
That is the lane I work in. I treat a landing page as a conversion machine first and a design second — though, being a senior solo designer, you get both. Before I open Figma I want to know the one action this page must drive, who is clicking the ad, what they are nervous about, and how they pay.
Then I build a single-minded page around that: offer clear above the fold, price honest, trust signals where a Chattogram buyer looks for them, bKash and WhatsApp buttons that work on the first tap, and tracking so the numbers stop being a mystery. Design is approved on Figma before I write any code, the price is locked at 50,000 BDT for a focused page, 50% on signing and 50% on launch — no retainer trap, no fake monthly "optimisation" fee.
If you want the best landing page design company in Chattogram, what you actually want is one senior person who measures the work by your conversion rate, not by how the page looks in a portfolio.
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A focused single landing page built around one offer and one conversion action starts at 50,000 BDT. 90,000 BDT gets you a stronger page with deeper sections, lead capture and tighter ad-to-page message matching, or a small two-page funnel. 1,50,000 BDT covers a full campaign landing system with multiple variants, a thank-you or upsell flow, and conversion tracking wired end to end. Fully custom builds start from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is always 50% advance, 50% on launch — bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. The price buys a page built to convert, not just to look good.
Two things. First, I build the page as a conversion tool, not a brochure — every section earns its place by moving someone closer to ordering, calling or filling the form, and I wire in tracking so we can actually prove it. Second, you deal with one senior operator the whole way, the same person who answers your first message designs the page and writes the code. No salesman-to-junior handoff, no agency overhead in your invoice. "Best" here means the page moves your conversion number, and you can see it in the data.
Because a boost sends a hot, paying-attention click straight into your Facebook page or your inbox, where the offer gets lost and you end up answering "price koto?" a hundred times by hand. A landing page catches that exact click and walks it to one action — order on bKash, call now, fill this form — while intent is still high. For most Chattogram advertisers, the page is the cheapest fix available: same ad spend, far more of those clicks turning into actual customers.
Yes — that is the default, not an add-on. Most Chattogram buyers want to pay with bKash or Nagad, or order cash-on-delivery, and they want to see that option clearly before they commit. I put the payment and contact options where the buyer looks for them, wire the bKash and WhatsApp buttons to work on the first tap on a cheap phone, and never bury the price. Hiding "koto taka" behind "inbox for details" is the fastest way to lose a sale in this market.
I target sub-three-second loads on a mid-range Android on real mobile data between, say, Agrabad and Bahaddarhat — because that is the phone and connection your buyer actually has, not your office fibre. Speed is not a vanity metric on a landing page: every second of load time loses clicks you already paid Facebook or Google for. I keep the page lean, optimise the images, and test on a real cheap handset before launch.
Yes, and for any business spending on ads I insist on it. I install the Facebook pixel, set up conversion events and click tracking, and connect Google where it is relevant, so you can see which boost or campaign produced real orders and which only produced comments. Most Chattogram advertisers have never had this — they guess. End-to-end tracking is standard in the 1,50,000 BDT campaign system and can be scoped into smaller builds too.
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