You're paying for traffic. The page is where you lose the sale.
I design and build single-page landing pages in Dhaka that are made for one job: turn a paid click into a call, a form fill, or a bKash payment. One senior operator, no agency hand-off, no juniors learning on your campaign.
~5 years building conversion-focused sites. Landing pages from 50,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch, with a design-approval guarantee before you pay the rest.
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Most Dhaka businesses running Facebook and Google Ads send paid traffic to their homepage, or to a page their cousin built in a weekend. Then they wonder why the boosted post got 4,000 clicks and three messages. The ad did its job. The landing page didn't. A homepage tries to please everyone; a landing page exists to get one specific person to take one specific action, and the difference in revenue is enormous.
I'm RH Fardin, and I design and build landing pages as a single senior operator. When you hire me, I'm the one researching your offer, writing the structure, designing the layout, and writing the code that ships. There's no account manager translating your problem to a junior who's never run an ad. That matters most on a landing page, where one weak headline or a buried WhatsApp button quietly kills your conversion rate for months.
The buyer reaching your page in Dhaka is almost certainly on a phone, on mobile data, half-distracted, and deciding in about three seconds whether you're worth their time. So I build mobile-first and fast: the offer is clear above the fold, the trust signals are visible without scrolling forever, and the action (call, WhatsApp, form, bKash/Nagad) is never more than a thumb-tap away. A landing page that takes six seconds to load on a Gulshan-to-Banani bus ride is a landing page that's already lost.
I've spent about five years doing this, and the pattern is always the same: the businesses that win aren't the ones with the prettiest page, they're the ones whose page answers the buyer's real objections in order. Price, trust, proof, risk, then the ask. That's the structure I build every landing page on, and it's why I'd rather ship one page that converts than ten that just look nice in a portfolio.
These aren't features on a checklist. Each one exists because it changes whether a paid click becomes a paying customer in Dhaka.
Every element on the page points to a single conversion goal. No navigation menu pulling people away, no competing buttons. The visitor either acts or leaves, and far more of them act.
Built lean for phones on 4G, because that's how nearly all your Dhaka traffic arrives. Fast first paint and a thumb-friendly call button so the page loads before impatience kicks in.
Clear bKash, Nagad, and cash-on-delivery cues placed where buyers look for them, so the page feels safe to a Dhaka audience that's been burned by fake online shops before.
The page answers 'koto taka', 'can I trust you', and 'what if it's not good' in the order people actually ask them. Pricing and proof are handled head-on, not hidden.
The headline matches the ad that brought them in, so the click doesn't feel like a bait-and-switch. Lower bounce, lower cost per lead from the same Facebook or Google budget.
Clean tracking on every form, call, and WhatsApp tap so you can see what's converting instead of guessing. You'll know your real cost per lead, not just your click count.
Here's the math most Dhaka business owners never run. Say you spend 30,000 BDT a month boosting posts and your page converts at 1%. Push that same traffic to a page that converts at 4%, and you've quadrupled your leads without spending a single extra taka on ads. That's the entire reason a real landing page pays for itself, often inside the first month. The page isn't a cost; it's the multiplier on every advertising tk you'll ever spend. A weak page means you're effectively burning three out of every four taka in your ad account.
The most common leak I see in Dhaka is the 'boost-to-homepage' habit. Someone runs a Gulshan or Dhanmondi clinic, a Bashundhara fashion brand, or a Motijheel service firm, boosts a post, and links it to a homepage stuffed with menus, an About page, a blog, and ten product categories. The buyer who clicked because of one specific offer lands in a maze and bounces. A dedicated landing page strips all of that away: one offer, one promise, one button, sized for a thumb. That focus, not fancier graphics, is what moves the conversion number, and it's exactly what I'm hired to build.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
Every project starts at ৳50,000
A sharp, credible site that makes the right first impression and brings enquiries.
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A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
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An online store built to sell and scale.
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Need something bigger? Custom & enterprise builds from ৳3,00,000. Pay by bKash, Nagad, bank transfer or card. Ask for an exact price or send an email.
Straight answers to what Dhaka business owners actually ask before hiring a landing page designer.
My landing pages start at 50,000 BDT for a focused single-page build. From there it scales with complexity: 90,000 BDT and 1,50,000 BDT tiers add more sections, custom design work, and integrations. Anything fully bespoke beyond that starts at 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance to start and 50% on launch.
A full website has many pages and serves many purposes. A landing page is one page built for one goal, usually to convert traffic from a specific ad or campaign into leads or sales. If you're running paid ads, a dedicated landing page almost always outperforms sending that traffic to your homepage. Many clients in Dhaka start with one landing page and add a full site later.
Yes. I design the page so your payment and contact options are obvious and feel trustworthy to a Dhaka audience. Whether you take payment through bKash, Nagad, a payment gateway, or cash on delivery, those cues go where buyers look for them so the page doesn't feel risky to act on.
I build the landing page to match the ads driving traffic to it, so the headline and offer line up with what people clicked. That match lowers your bounce rate and cost per lead. I focus on the page itself and the conversion tracking on it; if you need the ads managed too, we can talk about scope separately.
A single landing page is typically faster than a full site, often a couple of weeks depending on how quickly you provide your offer details, photos, and feedback. Because I'm one senior operator handling the whole thing, there's no delay from work bouncing between a designer, a developer, and an account manager.
You don't pay the second half until you approve the design. That's the design-approval guarantee. We settle the layout, copy, and look before launch, so you're never stuck paying for a page you're not happy with. I'd rather refine it until it's right than ship something neither of us is proud of.
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