In Dhanmondi the question is always "facebook marketing koto taka?" The honest answer is the part nobody tells you before they take your money.
Walk Road 27 or Satmasjid Road and half the boutiques, cafés and clinics are paying someone 3,000–5,000 taka a month to "do Facebook." This page lays out the real facebook marketing price in Dhanmondi — what those cheap packages quietly leave out, what a campaign that actually fills your inbox costs, and how to read any quote before you pay an advance.
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There is a price war happening on the Facebook pages of Dhanmondi, and most shop owners are losing it without realising. Someone messages you offering "full Facebook marketing — only 4,000 taka per month." It sounds like a steal next to anything I'll quote you, so it's tempting to think the higher price is just a fancier version of the same thing. It isn't. The 4,000-taka package and a real campaign are not the same service at two prices — they are two different things, and the cheap one is usually costing you far more than 4,000 taka once you count the ad money it wastes.
Here is what that low facebook marketing price in Dhanmondi almost always means in practice: someone logs into your page, presses Boost on a post or two, points it at "Dhaka, age 18–45, all interests," and sends you a screenshot of reach at the end of the month. No pixel. No purchase tracking. No real audience. No retargeting for the people who viewed your saree and left.
So when you put 20,000 taka of ad budget behind that, a big slice of it goes to people in Mohakhali and Mirpur who were never going to walk into your Dhanmondi shop — and you can't even see that it happened, because nothing is being measured. The management fee was cheap; the wasted ad spend was not.
I'm RH Fardin, and I've spent around five years actually sitting inside Ads Manager for Bangladeshi businesses — not reselling someone else's work. When you ask me what Facebook marketing costs, I won't fire back a flat number on Messenger before I know your business, because that's exactly the move that should make you suspicious. The price depends on how many products you're pushing, whether the pixel and page are set up at all, and whether you even have somewhere worth sending paid clicks yet. My job on the first call is to tell you what it should cost — and sometimes to tell you that you're not ready to spend it.
And Dhanmondi changes the maths in a way a national price list can't capture. Your buyer is on a mid-range Android, scrolling between two boutiques before lunch, and she will never fill a form — she opens Messenger and types "eta ki ache, koto?" So the real product you're paying for isn't reach or likes. It's a paid campaign engineered to land a genuine enquiry in your inbox at a cost you can live with, that turns into a bKash advance. That's a more specific, more skilled job than pressing Boost, and the price reflects the difference between the two — not a markup on the same button.
When you compare Facebook marketing prices in Dhanmondi, you're not comparing numbers — you're comparing what's inside. Here are the six things a serious price includes that a cheap package almost always drops.
A real price includes installing and testing the Meta Pixel and Conversions API so Facebook learns who actually messages and buys. The cheap Dhanmondi package skips this entirely — which is why it can never tell you what your money did.
Custom audiences, lookalikes off your real buyers, and tight local targeting so spend lands near your Dhanmondi shop. Boost-button targeting is free to set up and quietly burns budget on people who'll never visit.
Most Dhanmondi buyers view, leave, and come back days later. A real campaign re-shows your product to people who already looked — the single cheapest sale you'll ever get, and the one boosting never captures.
Ad copy in the Bangla–English mix your customers actually type, answering "koto, ki ache, delivery hobe?" up front so people message ready to buy. Not the recycled caption a reseller pastes across ten clients.
Cost per Messenger enquiry and cost per order in plain language — not a reach screenshot. You should always know exactly what each taka of ad spend returned, in numbers you can act on.
The price buys the person who does the work — I write the ads, build the audiences and watch cost-per-result daily. No junior practising on your budget, no reseller forwarding your account to someone you'll never meet.
Before you bKash an advance to anyone in Dhanmondi, put their quote through three questions and you'll instantly see what you're actually buying. First: is my ad spend separate from your fee, and does it stay in my own account? The right answer is always yes — your ad money goes straight from your card or bKash into your own Business Manager, and the management fee is a separate line.
If someone wants one lump sum that mixes both, they're either marking up your ad spend or hiding how little of it reaches real ads. Second: will you set up and show me the pixel? If the answer is vague or "that's not needed for boosting," you've found a boosting shop wearing a marketing label — and no amount of budget will make an untracked campaign smart. Third: who, by name, runs my account day to day?
If it's a junior or "the team," your money is training someone; if it's the person quoting you, you're hiring a specialist.
Now the number itself. My work starts at 50,000 BDT, and that's deliberately not a per-month boosting fee — it's the price of a properly built campaign for one focused Dhanmondi business: pixel and tracking installed, real audiences with retargeting, a set of Bangla creatives, the campaign structured in Ads Manager instead of Boost, and a clear report on what it returned.
The 90,000 BDT tier adds multiple campaigns — cold prospecting plus retargeting — more creative testing and tighter optimisation, which suits a shop with several lines or a clinic with multiple services. 1,50,000 BDT is for businesses running many products or branches that need ongoing testing and deeper reporting, and fuller custom retainers begin at 3,00,000 BDT.
Across every tier the rule is the same: your Facebook ad budget is yours, paid into your own account, never my income; payment is 50% advance and 50% on launch by bKash, Nagad or bank. Send me your products, your monthly ad budget and a link to your page, and I'll tell you in plain Bangla or English exactly which tier you need — and, just as often, where you can spend less than you think.
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There's no single number, and you should distrust anyone who gives you one before seeing your business. My work for building and running a real campaign starts at 50,000 BDT — that covers pixel and tracking setup, proper audiences with retargeting, Bangla ad creatives, campaign structure in Ads Manager and honest reporting, for one focused Dhanmondi shop, salon or clinic. 90,000 BDT and 1,50,000 BDT cover bigger, multi-campaign setups. Your ad spend to Facebook is completely separate and stays in your own account. Tell me your products and budget and I'll point you to the right tier honestly.
Because it's not the same service. A 4,000-taka package is almost always one person pressing Boost on a post and screenshotting reach — no pixel, no real audience, no retargeting, no measurement. My price buys a built campaign that actually tracks who messages and buys, targets near your Dhanmondi shop, and gets cheaper per result over time. The cheap fee usually wastes far more than it saves on the ad budget behind it. So when you compare any facebook marketing price Dhanmondi sellers throw at you, weigh what's inside the price, not just the number.
No — and never trust a Dhanmondi quote that blurs this line. Your ad spend goes straight from your own card or bKash into your own Facebook Business Manager, where you see every taka. My fee is separate and covers strategy, setup, creative, daily optimisation and reporting. That separation keeps you in control and means you're never paying a hidden markup on your own ad money.
It depends on your goal, but for a single boutique, café or clinic in Dhanmondi I usually suggest starting around 20,000–40,000 BDT a month so the campaign has enough room to learn before scaling. You can start lower to test, but too small a budget never gathers enough data to get cheaper. The fee buys the skill to spend that budget well; the budget itself is always yours.
A fixed fee for the work — never a percentage of your spend. Percentage pricing rewards whoever runs your account for telling you to spend more, which is the last thing a Dhanmondi shop on a tight budget needs. A flat fee keeps my incentive clean: drive your cost-per-enquiry down, because a campaign that gets cheaper results is the one that keeps you as a client.
The 50,000 BDT tier is the price to build and launch a proper campaign for your Dhanmondi business, not a recurring boosting subscription — ongoing monthly management is scoped and agreed separately once we see real results. Payment is 50% advance to begin and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. Your ad spend to Facebook is always paid separately by you, into your own account.
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