You messaged five people about Facebook marketing in Uttara and got five wildly different prices. Here is how to read them.
One says 4,000 taka a month, one says 50,000, one quotes a percentage you do not understand. The numbers are this far apart because they are not the same service — one is a boost button, one is a scoped campaign. This page decodes what each price actually buys in the Uttara market, so you stop comparing a Sector 7 fruit cart to a real funnel.
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The first message I get from almost every Uttara business owner is some version of "Facebook marketing er price koto?" — and they have usually already collected three or four answers that make no sense together. A page-manager in a Sector 11 cafe Facebook group quoted 4,000 taka. Someone's cousin said 15,000. An agency near Jasimuddin Road sent a deck with a percentage of ad spend and a six-month "contract." When the prices are that far apart, it is not because the market is confused — it is because those four people are selling four completely different things, and only one of them is actual Facebook marketing.
Uttara is not a cheap market to advertise into, and that surprises people. The sectors are dense and relatively well-off, which is exactly why every clothing page, cloud kitchen, salon, and dessert shop in Dhaka North is already running Meta ads at the same buyers. That competition pushes CPMs up — you are bidding against half of Sector 4, 7, 11, and 13 for the same thumb. So a price that ignores this and promises you "viral reach" for a few thousand taka is not just cheap, it is fiction. Real Facebook marketing price in Uttara has to account for a crowded, expensive auction, not a sleepy district where any ad gets noticed.
I am a solo senior operator with around five years running paid social and Google Ads for Bangladeshi businesses. When you ask me for a price, you are asking the person who will actually do the work — the audit, the audience build, the Bangla and English ad copy, the creative direction, the daily look at Ads Manager, the WhatsApp-lead quality check, the monthly report. There is no junior I hand your money to and no account manager translating between us. That is deliberate, and it is part of why my floor is where it is.
My management fee starts at 50,000 BDT, and I keep it ruthlessly separate from your ad spend so you can always see which taka pays for the work and which goes to Meta. This page is not a sales pitch dressed up as a price list — it is the breakdown I would give you on a call, including the parts where I tell you that you are not ready to spend yet, or that a particular Uttara niche is too competitive for the budget you have in mind. If the honest answer is "do not pay me anything this month, fix your offer first," I will say that too.
Six things to check in any price you are handed — the difference between a real campaign and a 4,000-taka boost button hiding in a nicer font.
A real quote separates the management fee from the money that goes to Meta. If it is one blended "package" number, assume your ad budget is being quietly eaten. Mine is always two lines.
Ask who logs into Ads Manager daily. In Uttara most cheap prices mean a part-timer juggling ten pages. With me it is one senior who audits, builds, and optimises your account personally.
A low price usually means "Bangladesh, 18-65, all." A real price covers sector-level audiences, a sensible Dhaka North radius, and lookalikes from your own buyers — work that takes setup time.
Meta Pixel, Conversions API, WhatsApp and lead-form events. The cheap quote skips this, so Meta cannot optimise and nobody can prove a sale came from the ad. Check that it is in the price.
How many ads, in what format, refreshed how often? Uttara's auction is competitive — one tired image dies fast. A real price funds several creatives and ongoing refresh, not a single boosted post.
My design-approval guarantee means you approve every creative before it runs, and the final 50% is not due until the campaign is live with ads you signed off on. Ask any quote what protects you.
Here is the honest tier breakdown for Facebook marketing price in Uttara, separate from whatever you put toward ad spend. The 50,000 BDT Starter covers one focused campaign — a single product, service, or offer — with proper pixel and event setup, audiences built around the sectors and your real delivery radius, a set of creatives in Bangla or Bangla-English, daily optimisation, and a monthly report you can actually read.
The 90,000 BDT Standard is for businesses running more than one offer or selling across Facebook and Instagram together — more ad sets, more creative iteration, retargeting funnels, and tighter weekly reviews because there is simply more to manage.
The 1,50,000 BDT Premium suits a busy Uttara operation — a fashion brand shipping nationwide from Sector 7, a multi-branch restaurant, an e-commerce store with a real catalogue — where I am running several campaigns, building lookalike layers off your buyer data, and refreshing creative constantly to fight ad fatigue in a crowded auction. Anything genuinely bespoke — a full funnel with custom landing pages, integrations, and the website behind it — starts from 3,00,000 BDT.
Two things I will not do, no matter how the koto-taka conversation goes. I will not quote you a flat "all-in" number on Messenger before I understand your offer, your margins, and what you are really selling into the Uttara market — that number is always a lie or a trap.
And I will not run ads to a page that loses the lead the moment it lands; if your existing site or landing page is the bottleneck, I will tell you to fix that first, and that work starts at 50,000 BDT (Starter), 90,000 BDT (Standard), or 1,50,000 BDT (Premium), 50% advance and 50% on launch, payable by bKash, Nagad, or bank transfer.
Send me your current ad spend if you have any, your offer, and a link to your page or Facebook business — I will tell you in plain Bangla or English exactly what the price should be, where the competition will cost you, and where you can save. That is what facebook marketing uttara bd should sound like before anyone takes your money.
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Straight answers to the Facebook marketing price questions Uttara business owners actually ask me — starting with the one everybody opens with.
My management fee starts at 50,000 BDT, and that is separate from your ad spend. The 50,000 pays for the actual work — audit, audience build, creatives, copy, daily optimisation, reporting. Your ad budget goes straight to Meta from your own card or account, and you control that amount. Bigger or multi-platform campaigns sit at 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT; fully custom funnel work starts from 3,00,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch. If someone quotes you 4,000 taka all-in for Uttara, they are pressing Boost or skimming your spend — not running marketing.
Because it is not the same service. The 4,000-taka quote is one person pressing Boost on a post and pointing it at all of Bangladesh — no pixel, no real targeting, no creative testing, no accountability. My 50,000 BDT floor buys a senior who builds sector-level audiences, sets up tracking properly, runs multiple creatives against each other in a competitive Uttara auction, optimises daily, and reports in plain numbers. Compare the scope line by line, not the headline taka — you are comparing a fruit cart to a kitchen.
No, and never trust a quote that blurs this in Uttara. Your ad spend goes directly from your card or business account to Meta — it never passes through me. My fee from 50,000 BDT covers strategy, audiences, creative, setup, optimisation, and reporting. Keeping the two separate is exactly how you avoid the classic 'package price' scam where most of your actual ad budget quietly disappears into someone's fee.
It depends on your niche and how crowded your corner of the Dhaka North auction is. Because Uttara is competitive — clothing, food, salons, and clinics all bidding for the same buyers — I usually suggest a minimum monthly ad spend that gives Meta enough room to optimise rather than a token amount that burns out in days. On our call I will recommend a realistic starting number for your specific offer, but the spend is always your money, paid straight to Meta, and decided by you.
A flat monthly fee scoped to the work, not a percentage. Percentage-of-spend pricing quietly rewards the operator for spending more of your money, which is not always in your interest — and in a costly market like Uttara that adds up fast. A flat fee keeps the incentives clean: I am paid to make the campaign work, and you are not penalised for scaling your budget when it is performing.
Sometimes, and sometimes not — I will tell you honestly. If you sell something with decent margins to people in Dhaka North and take orders over WhatsApp, calls, or bKash and Nagad, a scoped campaign usually pays back. But if your margins are thin, your offer is unclear, or your landing page loses every lead, no ad budget will rescue it — and I will say so before taking your money. The price is only worth it when the foundation underneath it can actually convert the traffic.
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