How I price landing pages in BD
Pricing built around the offer, not the page count
If you are running Facebook or Google Ads in Bangladesh and asking 'landing page koto taka?', the honest answer depends on one thing nobody quotes around: how much you are spending to send traffic to it. Spending 30,000 BDT/month on ads and sending it to a 6,000 BDT Canva-export page is how most BD businesses quietly burn budget. The page is the floor of your funnel, and it has to carry the weight of every taka you push into Meta or Google.
My landing page pricing in BD starts at 50,000 BDT and is tiered by how much copy work, design depth and integration the offer needs — not by how many sections the page has. A simple lead-gen page for a coaching center is not the same job as a 'pre-order this iftar box, pay via bKash' page for Ramadan. The first is a form and a promise. The second needs payment plumbing, conditional logic, fulfillment hooks and a thank-you that does not break trust. So tiers, not templates.
Around five years of building pages for BD businesses has taught me the brutal local truth: 70-80% of your traffic will be on a mid-range Android phone, on patchy 4G, opening the page from a Facebook ad. If the page is heavier than 1MB or asks for too much above the fold, you have already lost them. Every tier I quote — 50,000, 90,000, 1,50,000 — is engineered around that single buyer, not a desktop mockup that looks pretty in Figma.
I do this work alone, end to end. No agency markup, no junior who never logged into a Bangladeshi bKash dashboard, no 'project manager' relaying your changes through a Trello card. You message me, I write the copy, design the page, integrate the form or payment, and ship it. The price you see is the price you pay, and the person you talk to on day one is the same person who pushes the page live on launch day.
See pricing in BDT