About this price page
Why 'koto taka?' is the wrong first question — and what you should actually ask
Every Bangladeshi business owner who has ever opened Facebook Ads Manager asks the same thing first: koto taka lagbe? Fair question. Wrong question to lead with. The honest answer is that Facebook marketing has two separate price tags glued together — what you pay Meta to show the ads, and what you pay a marketer to plan, write, target and read the data. When an agency quotes you a single small number, one of those is usually missing, and it is almost always the second one.
On this page I am only quoting the second number — my fee. Your ad spend goes directly from your bKash, Nagad or card to Meta, not through me. That separation matters. It means I never have a reason to push you to spend more than your sales math supports, and you can see exactly where every taka goes. Hidden ad-spend markups are the single most common rip-off in the BD Facebook marketing market, and the easiest one to spot once you know to look.
The 50,000 BDT entry tier covers an end-to-end Facebook and Instagram setup plus a focused first month of management — pixel, conversions API, catalog if you sell online, three to five ad creatives, one campaign objective, and weekly reporting. The 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT tiers add more creative volume, more audiences, retargeting funnels, WhatsApp click-to-message flows, and the strategic depth that small budgets cannot justify but growing brands desperately need.
What I refuse to do at any price: take a percentage of your ad spend, run boost-post-only campaigns, ghost you after launch, or outsource your account to a junior to free up my time. One senior operator, the one writing this page, runs your account from setup to scale.
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