Ask three people in Mirpur what Facebook marketing costs and you will get 5,000 taka, 30,000 taka, and 'dep ends bhai'. None of those is a real answer. This page makes the price make sense.
I am RH Fardin — a solo senior operator who runs the campaign and builds the page it points to, myself. Instead of quoting you a random number on Messenger, I will show you exactly what changes the Facebook marketing price in Mirpur, so you can tell a fair quote from a trap. Around 5 years doing this. 50% advance, 50% on launch.
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The first message I get from almost every Mirpur business owner is some version of "Facebook marketing korte koto taka?" It is the right instinct and the wrong question — not because price does not matter, but because the same five words describe two completely different things. The gadget importer near Mirpur 1 who wants 50 orders a week, and the coaching center near Mirpur 12 who wants 30 admission inquiries before the next batch, are not buying the same service even though they both typed 'Facebook marketing'.
So when one person quotes 5,000 taka and another quotes 50,000, they are usually not competing — they are describing two different jobs. The whole point of this page is to give you the vocabulary to tell which job a quote is actually pricing.
Here is the cleanest way I can put it. A cheap monthly Facebook marketing price in Mirpur — the 3,000 to 6,000 taka a month you hear near Mirpur 10 — almost always buys one thing: somebody pressing the blue Boost button on your posts and sending you a screenshot of likes. There is nothing technically wrong with it; it is just not what most owners think they are buying.
A higher one-time price buys the opposite: the campaign engine built properly once — objective, audiences, Pixel and Conversions API, Bangla creative, the Messenger or WhatsApp flow, and a landing page that does not leak the lead. The reason the numbers look so far apart is that one is a babysitting fee and the other is a build. You are not comparing cheap to expensive. You are comparing a receipt to an asset.
When you hire me, the person reading your first WhatsApp message is the person who will write your ad copy, sit inside Ads Manager, watch the cost-per-result move, and tell you honestly when you are spending on the wrong thing. There is no agency markup paying for an office in Gulshan, and no junior practising on your budget while a senior name sits on the invoice. I have spent close to five years running paid campaigns and building the pages they point at for businesses across Dhaka, which is exactly why I can price the work precisely instead of hiding behind 'it depends' — I already know what each kind of Mirpur campaign genuinely takes.
The numbers I can state plainly are the build numbers. If the campaign needs a landing page or a full site first, that is 50,000 BDT for a focused, fast, mobile-first build, 90,000 BDT for a richer site with proper lead capture, and 1,50,000 BDT for a content-deep presence; fully custom systems for larger Mirpur firms start at 3,00,000 BDT. Every project is 50% advance and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, and nothing gets built until you approve the design.
Your ongoing ad spend is always separate, always in your own account, and a monthly management arrangement — if you even need one — gets scoped only after I have seen your real numbers, never quoted blind on Messenger.
Six things that change the number on a quote. Once you can see these, no one in Mirpur can fog you with 'it depends' again.
An admission-inquiry campaign for a Mirpur 12 coaching center is not priced like a 50-orders-a-week store. The objective sets the work — and the work sets the price. Anyone quoting before asking your goal is guessing.
A one-time build price and a 5,000-taka monthly Boost fee are different products, not different prices. Knowing which one a quote describes is the single biggest thing that explains the gap between two numbers.
A campaign that ends in a Messenger reply costs less to build than one feeding a Pixel-tracked landing page with retargeting. More of the funnel built properly, more of the price — and usually cheaper leads.
One sharp Bangla ad costs less than a tested set of hooks, carousels and short video. For a Mirpur DOHS real-estate offer, more creative variants lift results but raise the build — I tell you where the line is.
Pixel and Conversions API set up once, properly, is real work that cheap quotes quietly skip. Without it Meta optimises blind and your money learns nothing — which is why the 'cheap' option costs more per order.
The money to Meta is never inside my fee — it stays in your own Ads Manager, your card or bKash-funded account, fully visible. Any quote that blurs your ad budget into the fee is the one to walk away from.
Picture the gadget importer in Mirpur 1 with 15,000 taka a month for ads. The cheap quote says 5,000 taka a month, all-in. Sounds like a bargain until you do the real arithmetic. That 5,000 buys a Boost on whatever post got a few comments, aimed at 'all Bangladesh 18-65', with no Pixel, no retargeting, and no one watching the cost per order.
After a month: a few hundred likes, a pile of 'price koto?' comments nobody answered fast enough, and ad money that pulled in window-shoppers in districts the importer cannot even ship to cheaply. The fee was small. The waste was the entire 15,000-taka ad budget plus the orders that never came.
That is the trap of pricing Facebook marketing in Mirpur by the headline fee alone — the cheapest fee routinely sits on top of the most expensive outcome, because it quietly burns the bigger number underneath it: your ad spend.
Now price the same job the other way — by what you keep, not what you pay. A proper one-time build sets the objective to actual conversations or orders, pins the audience to people in and around Mirpur who already buy electronics, installs the Pixel and Conversions API so Meta learns who really purchases, and writes Bangla creative with the price and a clear 'inbox korun' on it.
The cost per order starts at some level and drops as the campaign learns, and at month-end the importer can point to exactly how many orders the 15,000 taka produced. That is the honest way to read a Facebook marketing price in Mirpur: not 'which quote is the smallest number', but 'which quote protects the ad budget sitting behind it'. When you compare offers, do not ask 'koto taka' first. Ask 'what result is this priced to produce, and who — by name — is building it'.
The quotes that cannot answer that are the ones costing you the most. This is exactly what good facebook marketing mirpur bd owners should be buying: a price tied to an outcome, set up once by a senior pair of hands.
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The Facebook marketing pricing questions Mirpur business owners actually open with on WhatsApp — answered straight, no Messenger-guess number.
There is no single honest number, because 'Facebook marketing' describes two different things — a 5,000-taka-a-month Boost service, or a campaign engine built properly once. If you need the landing page or site behind the ads, that is 50,000 BDT (focused build), 90,000 BDT (richer site with lead capture), or 1,50,000 BDT (content-deep), with custom systems from 3,00,000 BDT. Always 50% advance, 50% on launch via bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. Your ad spend to Meta is separate and stays in your own account. Tell me your goal and budget and I will give you a real, itemised number — not a guess.
Because we are not selling the same thing. The 5,000-taka monthly quote is almost always one person pressing Boost on your posts — you pay every month and the setup never improves. My price builds the campaign structure, Pixel and Conversions API, real audiences and Bangla creative once, so it keeps converting on a small daily spend without a permanent fee bleeding you. The cheap monthly option is usually the most expensive thing you can do, because it quietly wastes the ad budget sitting behind it.
Separate, and that is firmly in your favour. My fee is for the work. Your ad spend goes directly from your own card or bKash-funded account to Meta, inside your own Ads Manager, where you see every taka. I never take a lump of 'ad money' to spend on your behalf — that opaque setup is exactly how Mirpur business owners get quietly cheated. I get assigned access to do the work; the money stays yours.
Yes, and that is the most common Mirpur setup. Without a site I can run a Messenger or WhatsApp objective so every taka chases a real conversation, set up the Pixel through your page, and tune the Bangla creative to close on COD or bKash advance — which keeps the build at the lower end. A simple landing page from 50,000 BDT usually lowers your cost per order later, so I will tell you honestly whether you need one now or can wait.
For the build, it is a one-time flat price scoped to the work. If you want ongoing management after launch, I prefer a flat monthly fee over a percentage of spend — percentage pricing quietly rewards me for spending more of your money, which is not always in your interest. A flat fee keeps the incentives clean: you can scale your ad budget without your management cost punishing you for it.
On the management side, paying anyone to 'run' a 3,000-to-6,000-taka monthly Boost is theatre — at that level you are better off watching two tutorials and pressing Boost yourself. A campaign starts genuinely earning its keep when there is enough ad budget to let Meta learn, usually from around 15,000-20,000 taka a month in spend, paired with a properly built engine. I would rather tell you to wait and fix the offer than take money for a campaign that cannot work yet.
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