You already pay Facebook and Google to send people to a page. The only question is what that page does with them. Does it turn the click into a call, a bKash or a 'price ki?' message? Or does it waste the budget you spent? A landing page is one focused page built to convert. I show the landing page design price in Uttara openly: a 50,000 BDT floor, fixed tiers at 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT, and custom from 3,00,000 BDT.
Floor 50,000 BDT. One page built around one action. Loads fast on mid-range Android over 4G. 50% advance, 50% on launch via bKash/Nagad/bank. About 5 years on Bangladeshi pages. One senior operator, no juniors.
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If you run ads in Uttara, the landing page design price in Uttara matters more than you think. Maybe you're boosting a course near House Building, a clinic off Rajlakshmi, a real-estate project in Diabari or a restaurant launch in Sector 3. Your money is already moving. Every taka you spend on Facebook and Google sends a person somewhere.
The painful part is where. Most Uttara advertisers point paid traffic at their Facebook page, a WhatsApp number or a slow homepage. That homepage has five menu items and no single clear thing to do. The click cost you money, and the page lost it. That's why the page is worth understanding before you boost your next post. It decides whether your ad budget converts or disappears.
A landing page is not a website, and that's why the price confuses people. 'It's just one page. Why isn't it cheaper than a five-page site?' Because the work isn't in the page count. It's in the conversion. One landing page is a single argument built end to end. It has one offer and one headline that names what an Uttara buyer really wants.
It answers the objections in order and shows social proof. It has one obvious action, like call, fill the form or message on WhatsApp, repeated so nobody hunts for it. A loose five-page brochure site can be padded out fast. A page that turns a cold ad click into a paying customer cannot. That's why my landing page design price in Uttara starts at the same 50,000 BDT floor as a small site.
I am RH Fardin, a website designer and developer who has worked solo for about five years. That floor pays for the design and build hours of one senior hand. There's no template dropped on a free theme and no sales office on Garib-e-Newaz Avenue. No account manager turns your voice note into a junior's first draft.
A single high-converting landing page sits in the 50,000 to 1,50,000 BDT band. It depends on length, copy and integrations. A multi-page funnel, or a page wired into a custom booking or payment flow, starts at 3,00,000 BDT. Every quote is fixed and written down before you pay a taka. You pay 50% on signing the scope and 50% on the day it goes live, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer.
Here's the honest part most people skip. A landing page pays for itself in maths you can check. Say you spend 20,000 BDT a month on Uttara ads. A sharper page lifts your conversion from 2% to 4%. You've doubled the customers from the exact same spend. The page paid for itself inside a few campaigns.
That's also why I won't build one below 50,000 BDT. Under that, I can't research your offer or write copy that handles the real 'koto taka' and 'trusted to?' doubts. I can't design it for a Realme on patchy 4G, make it load fast, and place the WhatsApp and bKash where they belong. A cheap landing page that doesn't convert is the most expensive thing you can put behind a paid ad.
Here are six things that hold at every tier. A landing page design price in Uttara should be judged by what it does to your ad spend, not by how many pages it has.
The page is built around one thing you want a visitor to do: call, book or message. The distractions of a full website are stripped out. An Uttara buyer who clicked your ad meets one clear next step, not a menu that loses them.
Ad traffic is impatient and mostly on mid-range Android over 4G. I design and test on real Walton, Symphony, Redmi and Realme phones. The page opens before the visitor you paid for taps back to Facebook.
A landing page lives or dies on its words. I write the headline, the offer and the answers to doubts in plain Bangla-English. It matches how an Uttara customer really decides, not filler that moves no one.
bKash and Nagad numbers, WhatsApp, tap-to-call and clear next-step wording sit where a paid visitor expects them. Nobody who clicked your ad should have to DM 'kivabe pay korbo?' The answer is already on the page.
I wire in the Facebook Pixel and Google tag and track form and call events. You can see which Uttara campaign converts. A landing page you can't measure is just a guess you paid to publish.
You get the full number before we start on one scope sheet: 50,000, 90,000 or 1,50,000 BDT, or custom from 3,00,000. 50% advance, 50% on launch. No mid-project 'oh, the second section is extra', which Uttara advertisers know too well.
Most Uttara businesses obsess over the ad and ignore the page. They tweak the boost budget, swap the image and argue about the audience. Then they send every hard-won click to a Facebook page or a homepage never built to close anyone. I see it all the time. A clinic near Rajlakshmi pays to drive traffic to a homepage where the appointment number is three scrolls down.
Or a course centre off House Building points ad clicks at a WhatsApp link. Visitors have no idea of the price, the schedule or the proof until they message. The ad worked. The page wasted it. The owner decides 'Facebook ads don't work in Uttara'. The truth is the ad did its job and the page did not.
So read any landing-page quote in Uttara with one question: will this page convert the traffic I'm already paying for? Only a few things really move the price. How long is the page, and how much persuasion does it need? Do you write the copy, or do I? Is it English-only, or a proper bilingual Bangla-English build with real Bangla typography? Which integrations does it need: Pixel, Google tag, bKash, Nagad, SSLCommerz or a courier API? And is it one page or a small funnel of two or three?
I keep hosting and the domain outside the build and name the real figures up front. A .com.bd domain is about 800 to 2,500 BDT a year. Solid hosting is about 4,000 to 8,000 BDT a year. You buy both directly in your own name, with zero markup. A 50,000 BDT page built this way is not a cost next to your ad spend. It decides what your ad spend is worth.
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These are the questions Uttara advertisers send me before booking. Straight answers, starting with the one everybody asks first.
The floor is 50,000 BDT for one focused landing page built to convert. You get a strong headline and offer, answers to key doubts, social proof and mobile-first design. It includes WhatsApp and tap-to-call, bKash/Nagad placed properly, a working enquiry form, and the Facebook Pixel and Google tag. 90,000 BDT covers a longer, copy-heavy page or a full Bangla-English build. 1,50,000 BDT covers a small two-to-three page funnel with a thank-you and follow-up flow. Custom funnels with booking or payment start at 3,00,000 BDT.
Because the work is in the conversion, not the page count. A five-page brochure site gets padded with About and Gallery filler. A single landing page has to turn a cold, paid ad click into a customer. That means real research and copy that handles the real 'koto taka' and 'trusted to?' doubts. It also means a tested layout and tracking. That focused work is why a serious landing page starts at the same 50,000 BDT floor as a small site. And it usually earns it back faster.
Because a homepage and a landing page do different jobs. Your homepage serves everyone. It has a menu, several services and an About section, and that choice is exactly what kills ad traffic. A landing page strips it all away. It gives the person who clicked your Uttara ad one offer and one action. Sending paid clicks to a busy homepage is the most common reason Uttara advertisers think their ads 'don't work'.
I build the page around one action and write copy that answers real buyer doubts. I make it load fast on the mid-range Android your ad traffic uses. I wire in the Pixel and Google tag so you can see what converts. I can't promise a fixed conversion number, because that also depends on your offer, price and audience. But the maths is honest. If a sharper page lifts conversion from 2% to 4%, you double the customers from the same ad spend.
No. Scope sets the price: page length, copy, integrations, and one page or a funnel. Your sector or Facebook spend never does. A landing page for a firm on a Sector 7 main road costs 50,000 BDT. The same page for a startup in Diabari costs 50,000 BDT too. I won't size up your ad budget and quietly raise the number. The price for the build is the price for the build.
bKash, Nagad and a normal bank transfer in BDT all work. Foreign clients can pay by Wise or wire in USD. I never take full advance. It's 50% on signing the scope and 50% on the day the page goes live and you've signed off on the design. The work also has a design-approval guarantee. We lock the look before a single line of code, so you never pay for a page you don't like. You get a money receipt for every payment.
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