The honest pricing talk
Why "koto taka?" deserves a real answer, not a brochure
Most Dhanmondi business owners I talk to have been burned once already. They paid 12,000 taka to a "web expert" off Facebook. They got a slow template that breaks on mobile, and the page never brought a single lead. So you ask about landing page design price in Dhanmondi, and someone dodges with "depends on your requirements, bhai." You've learned to walk away. Fair.
Here's my number up front. It starts at 50,000 BDT, and I'll tell you exactly what that buys.
I'm RH Fardin, a solo website designer and developer who handles every part of the job himself. When you hire me, no account manager forwards your messages to some intern in another room. You talk to the person who writes the copy, picks the layout, and wires the bKash and Nagad buttons. I also test the page on a 4-year-old Android over patchy data. That single point of responsibility is a big part of the price.
A landing page is not a website. A website is a building with many rooms. A landing page is one door with one sign on it. The sign says "book now," "order now," or "get a quote" and nothing else. That focus is why it converts better than sending paid traffic to your homepage.
It also means every part of the page has to earn its place. That is real design work, not a drag-and-drop afternoon. The 50,000 BDT floor reflects that this is a conversion tool, not a digital business card.
Pricing is simple and fixed before we start. You pay 50% advance to lock your slot. You pay 50% on launch, after you've seen the page live and approved it. You never pay for something you haven't looked at. My design-approval guarantee means we don't go live until you're truly happy with how it looks.
See pricing in BDT