How to read the price
"Landing page er price koto?" is the second question in Khulna, not the first
Khulna businesses that ask about landing page design price in Khulna all open with one line. "Landing page banate koto taka," they ask. It is a fair question, but the wrong one to lead with. The first question is what one lead is really worth to you. Each business gets very different money from one lead.
Think of a coaching centre off Khan Jahan Ali Road enrolling one student for a year-long batch. Or a Sonadanga diagnostic clinic booking a package. Or a Rupsha shrimp or jute trader chasing one bulk buyer, or a Daulatpur furniture seller closing one delivery. Once you know a lead's worth, the maths changes. A 50,000 BDT page that lifts conversion from 1% to 3% on the same ad spend is the cheapest line in your funnel. Price it against the leads it saves, not the lowest quote.
Why does "koto taka" get such wild answers in this city? Because nobody in the Khulna market agrees on what a landing page even is. One person quotes 6,000 taka and sends a Wix template with a stock photo of a handshake. Another calls a slow five-page website a "landing page" and prices it to match. Neither is the real thing.
A landing page is one page with one job: take paid traffic and convert it. It has a hero that matches the ad, proof, the offer and answers to objections. It has one clear call to action. It has tracking wired in, so your media buyer is not working blind. That is a specific deliverable you can measure. That is why I can publish a real price instead of fishing for your budget first.
So what moves the number? Only the work inside the page, so it never feels made up on the call. How many sections does it take to close your sale? Am I writing the copy from scratch or shaping your rough notes? Do you want one page or two versions to A/B test?
Is the form a plain name-and-number, or a multi-step flow that feeds a Google Sheet or CRM? Does the page take a bKash advance on the spot, or just collect the enquiry? The price moves with the scope. It does not rise because you sounded rich on the phone. And it never creeps up quietly between sign-off and launch.
When you hire me, no account manager loads a Dhaka agency's overhead onto your invoice. No junior quietly builds what a senior sold you. I handle the call, the offer breakdown, the copy, the Figma design, the front-end code, the form and the Pixel. I am also the person on WhatsApp when you want the headline swapped an hour before you scale spend for an Eid push.
Everything is quoted in BDT, with no USD conversions to confuse the number. You pay 50% advance to start and 50% on the day the page goes live. Use bKash, Nagad, Rocket or bank, your call. The design-approval guarantee means the balance is never due until you approve the full design on your own phone.
See pricing in BDT