The real landing page design price in Rajshahi. The actual number, what moves it up or down, and why nobody else will just tell you.
You asked "landing page koto taka?" and got three answers. A student near RUET said 6,000. A Dhaka agency with a Gulshan address said 2,80,000. A Facebook page said "inbox for price." None of those is a real quote. They are a template drop, a city-office rate and a stall. My price starts at 50,000 BDT for one page built to convert, on your own domain. It is mobile-first, bKash and Nagad ready, with tracking wired in. You pay 50% advance and 50% on launch, after you approve the design.
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Here is what happens when a Rajshahi owner asks about landing page design price in Rajshahi. A student freelancer on a laptop near campus quotes 6,000 taka. That is what a nulled template and an evening of work is worth to him. He is right about his own number. He is wrong about what you are buying.
The Dhaka agency quotes 2,50,000 to 3,00,000. Their price has a Gulshan office, a sales team and an account manager baked in. None of that touches your page. The Facebook page that says "inbox for price" is fishing. They want to hear how you talk before they invent a number. So you end up with a 50x spread and no idea what a landing page in Rajshahi really costs.
Here is the floor in one line. 50,000 BDT buys one landing page built to convert, from scratch, on your domain. It is mobile-first and bKash and Nagad ready. It has Meta Pixel and GA4 wired in and a real thank-you page. That is not a starting point that secretly triples on the next call.
It is the honest cost of 25 to 40 hours of senior work. That covers the strategy, the offer breakdown, the copy, the design, the front-end code, the form and the tracking. One person does it all and answers for all of it. The price goes up only for real reasons, and I list them below.
I've spent about five years building landing pages for Bangladeshi businesses. The price in Rajshahi depends on three honest things. How many sections does the page truly need? How complex is the form or payment flow? How much real research goes into the copy? Nothing else.
A one-offer page for a diagnostic chamber off the high road costs less than a multi-step admission funnel for a private university drawing on RU and RUET. A simple tap-to-call page for a silk showroom costs less than a bilingual quote-form page for an agro exporter shipping mango pulp out of the district. The number follows the work. It doesn't follow your postcode or how wealthy you look on the call.
Everything I quote is flat and in BDT. No USD games. No monthly retainer hiding on slide 14 of a proposal. You pay 50% when we sign the scope and 50% the day the page goes live. The advance can come by bKash, Nagad, Rocket or bank transfer, whichever is easiest. Above 1,00,000 BDT, I usually suggest bank transfer, so the bKash cash-in charge doesn't eat into it.
The design-approval guarantee means I don't ask for the launch payment until you approve the finished design. You check it on your own phone, on Rajshahi mobile data, not on a desktop screenshot.
Not a vague "package." These are the exact things inside the entry-level landing page design price in Rajshahi, before any add-on. All are standard from the floor, not upsells.
A custom hero names the one thing your ad promised: the batch, the test package, the silk collection or the per-kg rate. It has a single CTA above the fold. The phone-first layout holds up on a 360px Symphony or Walton screen.
I write the headline, sub-headline, benefit points, objection answers and CTA. I use plain English or simple Banglish for your real buyer. Two rounds of copy edits are in the base price. No per-line charges, no "content extra."
If your offer has a real number, it goes near the top. bKash, Nagad and advance-payment badges and your Rajshahi number sit beside it. Hiding the price behind "contact us" is the biggest reason local ad pages convert under one percent.
Pages load in under three seconds on a mid-range Android out past Talaimari or toward the bypass, where GP and Banglalink thin out. Not just a clean score on office wifi. On a small budget, a slow page burns clicks you already paid for.
Meta Pixel, GA4 and a conversion event on every CTA, form submit and WhatsApp tap. All set up and tested before launch. Even on an 8,000-taka boost, you see which taka brought a lead instead of guessing.
For 14 days after launch, I fix anything that breaks. I swap a headline you want to test or adjust form fields. No "support invoice" for small changes early on, when a seasonal campaign needs the most attention.
Most people want the price before they know what changes it. So here is the honest breakdown for Rajshahi. The 50,000 BDT tier is one focused landing page. It has a hero, three to four benefit blocks, a proof or testimonial section, an FAQ and one conversion goal. That goal is a form, WhatsApp, a call or bKash. It suits a chamber promoting one health package, a silk showroom's wedding-season push, a coaching centre filling one batch or a service business with steady Facebook traffic.
At 90,000 BDT you get a longer page with about eight to twelve blocks. It has heavier original copy, an A/B variant to test against and photo or illustration direction. It also gets either a multi-step form or a built-in bKash and SSLCommerz payment. The 1,50,000 BDT tier is a real campaign engine. You get two or three page variants, server-side tracking, a CRM or Google Sheet push, an SMS or email auto-reply through your gateway and a retargeting-ready thank-you page.
Four things you control move you up a tier. One: section count. A single-offer page costs less than a long story page. Two: the form and payment flow. A call-to-order costs less than a multi-step admission form feeding a CRM, which costs less than a live bKash and card checkout. Three: copy research. A showroom needs less than a private university fighting for a parent's trust. Four: language and variants. One English page costs less than a bilingual build with two A/B variants.
Past 3,00,000 BDT, it stops being a landing page and becomes a small funnel. Think quiz pages, UTM-driven content and booking calendars with a payment hold. If a Dhaka agency quotes four lakh for what they still call "a landing page," ask them to itemise it. If they can't, the number is made up. Terms never change. You pay 50% advance by bKash, Nagad or bank, and 50% on launch. With the design-approval guarantee, I bill the rest only after you say yes on your phone.
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The floor is 50,000 BDT for one landing page built to convert. It has a hero, proof, offer, objection handling, one clear CTA and a thank-you page, on your own domain. 90,000 BDT adds an A/B variant, richer sections and Meta Pixel plus GA4 setup. 1,50,000 BDT covers a longer funnel page with custom illustration and a CRM or Google Sheet link. Custom systems start from 3,00,000 BDT. All are flat BDT fees, no retainer. Payment is 50% advance and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank.
Because those are template drops, not designed pages. A 6,000-taka "landing page" in Rajshahi is almost always a nulled or free theme with your logo pasted on. It has no real offer structure, a form that emails nobody, a hidden price and a slow load on local 4G. It looks fine in a screenshot and leaks every taka of ad spend. My pages take real Facebook and Google traffic and convert it. That is 25 to 40 hours of senior work, and that is what 50,000 BDT pays for.
Right question. Only if the page earns it back, and on a small budget that matters more, not less. Say you put 8,000 or 15,000 taka behind a campaign. The page decides if that money becomes enrolments, silk orders, chamber bookings or mango buyers, or just vanishes. A 6,000-taka template that loads in seven seconds and hides your price wastes every ad taka. A page built properly once gets reused across many campaigns and seasons. If your offer can't support paid traffic yet, I'll tell you on the first call.
Yes. Most Rajshahi clients pay the 50% advance by bKash or Nagad. Then they settle the launch payment by bank transfer. Rocket and Upay are fine too. Above 1,00,000 BDT, I usually suggest bank transfer for the second payment. That's only because the bKash cash-in charge starts to eat into the total at that size. But the choice is yours. The point of the split is that you never pay for unfinished work. The advance starts the build. The launch payment comes after the page is live.
Four things, and you control all of them. First, how many sections the page truly needs. A single-offer page is the 50,000 tier. A long story page moves up. Second, how complex the form or payment is. A call-to-order costs less than an admission form feeding a CRM, which costs less than a live bKash and card checkout. Third, how much copy research the offer needs. Fourth, whether you need a bilingual build or A/B variants. Send me your offer, and I'll tell you which tier fits before you pay.
No, and that's on purpose. Domain and hosting are yearly costs you should own in your own name, not rent through me. I'll help you buy a .com or .com.bd domain. I'll set up fast hosting that works well for Rajshahi visitors, on your own account. That usually costs 6,000 to 9,000 BDT for the first year. SSL is free through Let's Encrypt, and I set it up at no charge. If we ever stop working together, your page, domain and data stay fully yours. No hostage situation.
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