Before you ask "koto taka," know this: in Gulshan the management fee is rarely the expensive part of Facebook marketing. The ad budget is bigger, your product margin is higher, and the most costly line item is a month of boosting that returns nothing. This page breaks the price into its real parts — my fee, your ad spend, the landing page — so you can budget with eyes open instead of trusting a Messenger guess.
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Ask for a Facebook marketing price in Gulshan and you'll get a number on Messenger in thirty seconds — "5,000 taka per month," "10,000 taka, sir." That speed is the warning. A real Gulshan campaign has three separate costs that those quick quotes quietly mash into one: my fee for the work, your ad budget that goes straight to Meta, and the landing page the ad points at. The cheap monthly number is almost always just someone tapping the blue Boost button on your behalf and keeping the difference.
For a Gulshan boutique or clinic with a genuinely good product, that's not a bargain — it's the most expensive thing you can buy, because every month it runs is a month your margin earns nothing.
I'm RH Fardin — a solo designer, developer and digital operator with around five years on Dhaka brands. I'll be blunt about the math that actually matters in Gulshan. If you sell a 12,000-taka dress, a 40,000-taka aesthetic package, or a lakh-plus interior consult, your average order is high enough that the management fee is the smallest figure in the whole equation. What moves your number up or down isn't my rate — it's how much ad budget you put behind it and whether the click lands somewhere that converts. So when I quote, I separate the parts on purpose, instead of selling you a tidy all-in figure that hides where your money really goes.
Here's why I price the build separately and openly: I came up building websites and stores, not buying media in a vacuum. My setup and landing-page work starts at 50,000 BDT, with tiers at 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT, and fully custom builds from 3,00,000 BDT — terms are 50% advance, 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. That fee covers the campaign architecture, the creative direction, the pixel and event setup, and the page the ad actually points to.
Your ad spend is a different bucket entirely. It's your money, it goes directly to Meta, and it never routes through my account — because the second a 'manager' runs your budget through their own bKash, the boosting markup creeps in.
So this page is the breakdown I give every Gulshan owner before they commit a taka: what my fee buys, how to size your ad budget against a high-margin Gulshan product, and where I'll tell you honestly that spending more won't help yet. If your landing page is slow or your offer is muddy, throwing a 1,00,000-taka monthly budget at it just loses Gulshan's impatient, mobile-first buyers faster. Fix the destination, size the spend to your margin, and the fee stops being the thing you worry about.
Six real cost components behind any honest Facebook marketing price in Gulshan — every one of them itemised, none of them a mystery line on a Messenger quote.
Two separate buckets, always. My fee covers the work; your ad budget goes straight to Meta and stays on your own card. Anyone who blends them into one cosy monthly figure is hiding a boosting markup.
A Gulshan brand with a high average order can afford — and needs — a real ad budget to test properly. I size your spend to what one sale is worth to you, not to a flat number pulled from the air.
I build or fix the page the click lands on, from 50,000 BDT. On a premium Gulshan product a slow, cheap-looking page burns the most expensive traffic you'll ever buy. Half the price is making it convert.
Ad copy and visuals that match a Gulshan price point. Premium buyers scroll past cheap ads in a heartbeat, so under-spending on creative quietly raises your real cost per sale on every campaign.
Meta Pixel, Conversions API, WhatsApp-click and lead events — set up properly, once, inside the fee. Skip this and Meta can't optimise, so you pay more per result without ever seeing why.
I don't run your ad money through my account and I don't sell the Boost button as strategy. You see exactly what went to Meta and what came back — the line item most cheap quotes are built to obscure.
Here's the breakdown I walk every Gulshan owner through on the first call, because the headline 'price' means nothing until you split it. Bucket one is my fee, and it's a one-time build, not a mystery retainer: the campaign architecture, the creative direction, the pixel and event setup, and — the part most ad people skip — the landing page the click lands on.
That starts at 50,000 BDT (Starter), 90,000 BDT (Standard) or 1,50,000 BDT (Premium), with custom transactional builds from 3,00,000 BDT, on 50% advance and 50% on launch via bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. Bucket two is your ad spend, which goes directly to Meta and never touches my account.
For a Gulshan brand selling a high-margin product, this is where the real money sits — and where, honestly, you should expect to put a serious budget if you want a fair test, because under-funding a campaign in a premium market just produces inconclusive numbers and a quiet sense that 'Facebook doesn't work.' It works; it was starved.
Now the math that actually decides your number. If your average order in Gulshan is small, a heavy management arrangement makes no sense — you'd self-run the boost button and I'd tell you so rather than take the fee. But the typical Gulshan business I work with sells something with real margin: a boutique on Gulshan Avenue moving 8,000-to-20,000-taka pieces, an aesthetic clinic off the Gulshan-2 circle with 30,000-taka-plus packages, a lake-side restaurant filling premium covers, an interior or property firm closing in lakhs.
For them the management fee is the cheapest line in the whole equation, and the expensive thing is the opposite of what they fear — not 'overpaying a specialist,' but burning month after month of boosting on a product whose margin should have been compounding.
So when you weigh a Facebook marketing price Gulshan studios quote you, don't ask 'what's the monthly number.' Ask 'what's the fee, what's my ad budget, where does the click land, and what is one converted sale actually worth to me?' Send me your offer, your current spend and a link to your page — I'll itemise it in plain Bangla or English and tell you, straight, where you can spend less.
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Straight answers to the pricing questions Gulshan business owners actually send me on WhatsApp — starting with the one everyone leads with.
There's no single honest number, and anyone who fires one back in thirty seconds is quoting the Boost button. The price has three parts: my fee, your ad spend, and the landing page. My setup and build work starts at 50,000 BDT, with tiers at 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT and custom from 3,00,000 BDT, on 50% advance and 50% on launch via bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. Your ad budget is separate and goes directly to Meta. Send me your offer and current spend and I'll itemise a real Gulshan quote — not a Messenger guess.
Yes, always, and the people who blur that line are exactly the ones to avoid. My fee covers my work — strategy, creative, pixel and event setup, and the page the click lands on. Your ad budget is your money; it goes straight from your card or business account to Meta and never routes through my bKash. That's how the 'boosting markup' creeps in, and it's the one line item most cheap Gulshan quotes are built to hide. You always see precisely what went to Meta and what came back.
Because they aren't the same thing. A 5,000-taka monthly quote in Gulshan is almost always one person tapping Boost on a few posts and keeping a margin — no real targeting, no tracking, no landing page. My pricing separates a proper one-time build (from 50,000 BDT) from your ad budget, so you can see where every taka goes. For a Gulshan brand with real margin, the cheap monthly number is the expensive choice: it quietly burns the budget on the cheapest impressions Meta can find, which are rarely your buyers.
Size it to what one sale is worth to you, not to a flat figure. A Gulshan boutique with 8,000-to-20,000-taka orders, a clinic with 30,000-taka-plus packages, or a property firm closing in lakhs can afford — and needs — a serious test budget, because under-funding a campaign in a premium market just produces inconclusive numbers. The wrong amount is whatever you can't afford to run for a full 30 days. Tell me your average order value and I'll give you a sensible monthly range for your specific case.
Because the ad is only half the job, and I'm a developer first. In Gulshan you're paying for some of the most expensive traffic in the country — premium, impatient, mobile-first buyers. If the click lands on a slow, cluttered or cheap-looking page, you lose them in the first three seconds and your real cost per sale quietly doubles. That's why the landing page is part of the build, from 50,000 BDT. An ad person who only buys media and ignores the destination is sending your Gulshan budget to a dead end.
I prefer a flat, scoped fee over a percentage of spend — percentage pricing rewards a 'manager' for spending more of your money, which isn't always in your interest, especially as a Gulshan budget scales. On any page or creative I build, you get the design-approval guarantee: you sign off the direction before it ships, and if the first homepage or ad direction misses the brief we agreed, we iterate inside scope or your advance comes back. The campaign itself I commit to running properly and reporting honestly — no honest operator guarantees a fixed sales figure on Facebook, and anyone who does is lying.
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