How Facebook marketing is actually priced in Khulna
"Facebook marketing e koto taka?" is the wrong question. The right one is "koto taka for the work, and how much goes to Meta?"
The Facebook marketing price in Khulna is the first thing owners ask me about. They open the same way: "Facebook marketing e koto taka lage bhai?" It is a fair question, but it rarely gets a fair answer in this city. The people quoting you need it to stay confusing. I work with all kinds of Khulna businesses. Think a clothing brand off Khan Jahan Ali Road, a Sonadanga restaurant or a diagnostic centre. Or a coaching centre chasing admissions, or a shrimp or jute trader selling beyond Khulna.
A page-management guy near Boro Bazar will say "mashe 5 hajar, ami page chalaiya dibo". It sounds cheap until you see what that 5,000 is. It pays him to post a few photos and tap Boost when sales feel slow. That is not Facebook marketing, and it is not a real price. It is a number small enough that you stop asking what you get. I do the opposite. My fee is published and the tiers are fixed. We only discuss which tier fits what your business wants to achieve.
Here is what nobody in the local trade says out loud. A Facebook marketing price is two numbers, and cheap operators survive by gluing them together. The first is the service fee: what you pay me to think, build and run the campaign. The second is the ad budget: what Facebook charges to show your ads, paid straight to Meta from your own card. When a "marketing guy" quotes one blurry monthly figure, he is almost always keeping part of your ad spend.
You have no idea how much reached a real buyer in Khulna. My model is the opposite by design. My fee is the fee, your ad budget goes directly to Meta, and I never take a cut. So my price is honest because it only ever prices the work. It never quietly skims the spend.
The service fee is set by scope, not by how prosperous you look when you message. How many campaigns and offers are we running? Is it Facebook alone, or Facebook plus Instagram? Are your photos and copy usable, or am I building creative and writing Bangla and Banglish ad lines from raw notes? Do you need a steady flow of Messenger enquiries, or a full funnel with audience testing, lead routing and weekly reports?
One simple campaign for a Sonadanga restaurant can't honestly cost the same as a multi-offer programme for a clothing brand shipping across the south. The tiers make the figure follow the work, not your wallet. 50,000 BDT is the floor for a focused, properly built campaign. 90,000 BDT is the standard most growing Khulna businesses choose. 1,50,000 BDT is the serious multi-offer, multi-platform programme. Custom briefs start from 3,00,000 BDT.
When you hire me, the person quoting is the person running the ads. No salesman who lowballs to land you, then a junior who learns Ads Manager on your spend. No agency overhead, like a Dhaka office, account managers and a margin on every billed hour. That is why my price sits below a capital agency for the same work. You fund one senior operator with about five years of paid social in Bangladesh, not a building full of people.
Payment is always 50% advance and 50% on launch, by bKash or Nagad. You approve every creative before it goes live, so you never pay for an ad you haven't seen.
See pricing in BDT