What does Facebook marketing in Dhaka actually cost — and what should it cost?
Most price quotes you get on Messenger are guesses. This page breaks down the real components — ad spend, creative, landing page, management — so you can budget without surprises and stop overpaying for boilerplate boosting.
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Most Dhaka business owners ask one question first: "Facebook marketing er price koto?" Fair question. But the honest answer is that nobody can give a real number without knowing four things — your monthly ad budget, who you are targeting, whether the landing page exists yet, and whether you want results measured or just posts boosted. Anyone quoting a flat "5,000 taka per month" for full Facebook marketing is either running a boost button for you or padding the rest with hidden costs.
Facebook marketing price in Dhaka splits into two completely separate buckets that often get mashed together in proposals. Bucket one is your ad spend — the money that goes directly to Meta to show ads to people in Dhaka, Chattogram, or wherever your customers live. That money is yours, it never touches my account, and it is the actual lever for results. Bucket two is management — strategy, creative direction, ad copy in Bangla and English, audience setup, pixel and event setup, daily optimisation, weekly reports. That is where a specialist earns the fee.
I have been running paid campaigns and building the websites they point to for around five years. I work as a solo operator — when you message me, you are messaging the person who will write the ad copy, sit inside Ads Manager, read the WhatsApp messages from leads to see if quality is right, and adjust the budget when CPL drifts. No account manager filter, no junior testing your money.
This page lays out what genuinely drives the cost of Facebook marketing for a Dhaka business — and where I will tell you, honestly, that you do not need to spend the money yet. If your landing page is broken or your offer is unclear, a 50,000 BDT ad budget will not save you. Fix the foundation first.
Six real cost drivers behind any Facebook marketing price in Dhaka — none of which are mystery line items.
The money Meta charges to show your ads. In Dhaka, lead campaigns commonly run 30–250 BDT per lead depending on niche, and you control the daily budget. This is yours, not mine.
Scroll-stopping creative in Bangla, English or mixed — static, carousel, or short video. Reusing your phone photos is fine for testing; proper shoots cost more but lift CTR meaningfully.
Sending paid traffic to a slow Facebook page or a broken site burns budget. A proper landing page or full site from 50,000 BDT pays itself back in cheaper leads within weeks.
Boost-button targeting is free to set up but expensive in wasted reach. Custom audiences, lookalikes from bKash-paying customers, and pixel-based retargeting take more setup time but cut CPL hard.
Meta Pixel, Conversions API, WhatsApp click tracking, and lead-form events — set up once, properly. Without these you are flying blind and Meta cannot optimise. Most cheap quotes skip this entirely.
Daily checks, weekly creative refresh, monthly reporting. The honest variable: a single-product campaign needs less than a 12-SKU online store. Time spent equals fee charged.
Here is the breakdown I give every Dhaka business owner on the first call. Tiny campaigns — 3,000 to 8,000 BDT monthly ad spend boosting a few posts — should honestly be self-run. Watch two YouTube tutorials and click the boost button yourself; paying anyone 5,000 taka to manage that is theatre, not marketing. Small lead campaigns where ad spend is 15,000–40,000 BDT monthly start to justify a management fee, because pixel setup, audience research, creative iteration, and weekly optimisation genuinely move the cost-per-lead.
Mid-sized campaigns from 50,000 BDT and up in monthly ad spend — this is where most Dhaka SMEs running e-commerce, real estate, education, or service businesses sit, and where proper Facebook marketing actually pays back multiples on management fees.
What I will not do is quote you a fake "3,000 taka per month all-inclusive" number on Messenger before knowing your business. I also will not run ads to a landing page that is going to lose the lead. If you need the landing page or full website first, that starts at 50,000 BDT (Starter), 90,000 BDT (Standard), or 1,50,000 BDT (Premium) — with 50% advance and 50% on launch via bKash, Nagad, or bank transfer.
Once the foundation is right, we can talk about a sensible monthly Facebook marketing arrangement scoped to your actual ad budget and goals. Send me your current ad spend, your offer, and a link to your existing page or Facebook business — I will tell you in plain Bangla or English exactly what I think it should cost, and where you can save.
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Straight answers to the Facebook marketing pricing questions Dhaka business owners actually ask me on WhatsApp.
There is no single number — it depends on your ad spend (your money to Meta) plus management. Sensible Dhaka campaigns start when monthly ad spend is at least 15,000–20,000 BDT. Below that, you are better off boosting posts yourself. Tell me your budget and goal and I will give you a real, itemised quote — not a Messenger guess.
For lead generation in most Dhaka niches (real estate, education, services), budgets of 20,000–60,000 BDT monthly are typical starting points and can produce meaningful results. For e-commerce, 40,000–1,50,000 BDT lets you test creative properly. The wrong amount is whatever you cannot afford to test for at least 30 days.
No, and never trust anyone who blurs this line. Your ad spend goes directly from your card or business account to Meta. My fee is separate and covers strategy, creative, setup, optimisation, and reporting. You always see exactly how much is going to Facebook versus to me.
I prefer a flat monthly fee scoped to the work — it keeps incentives clean and means you are not punished for scaling your budget. Percentage-of-spend pricing makes sense for very large budgets but rewards the agency for spending more of your money, which is not always in your interest.
Because they are not the same service. The 3,000 taka quote is almost always one person pressing boost on a few posts. The 25,000 quote should include pixel setup, custom audiences, A/B tested creative, weekly optimisation, and reporting. Look at the scope, not the headline number.
For lead campaigns you can sometimes run with just a WhatsApp click or lead form. But for any serious e-commerce or service business, sending paid traffic to a slow or unconvincing page wastes 30–60% of your spend. A proper site starts at 50,000 BDT and usually pays itself back through cheaper leads within the first or second campaign month.
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