The price, before the sales talk
Why "SEO koto taka?" gets you ten different answers in Chattogram
Ask three people about the SEO service price in Chattogram, "SEO koto taka?", and you get three answers. A boy near GEC who buys Fiverr backlink packs offers 8,000 taka a month. A Dhaka agency says "depends, call us." To them, Chattogram is a remote line on a spreadsheet. Someone else gives a quiet six-figure number and will not break it down.
None of that tells you what you are really paying for. So let me end the guessing the way a port-city trader would want: with figures. Real SEO work I take on in Chattogram starts at a 50,000 BDT floor. I will show you exactly what sits inside it before you commit a single taka.
Here is the part nobody selling cheap monthly retainers will admit. In most cases, the first money is not a retainer at all. It goes to the site. I audit dozens of Chattogram business sites a year, and most of them simply cannot rank. It does not matter how many backlinks you throw at them.
They are slow template builds that choke on a mid-range Android over Agrabad's patchy 4G. They have no proper structure for Google to read. Paying 8,000 taka a month to "do SEO" on a site like that pays for the look of work. The honest order is simple. Get the foundation right first, so the ranking work has something to rank.
That is why the price tiers are built around the site work that makes SEO possible. 50,000 BDT buys a focused, fast, properly indexed foundation. 90,000 BDT adds depth: service-area pages, on-page SEO structure, and the bilingual layout Chattogram really searches in. 1,50,000 BDT buys a serious site with richer structure and integrations that can grow with you.
Truly custom work starts from 3,00,000 BDT. That covers a heavy custom build, a port-trade portal or complex features, and I never quote it off a WhatsApp message. Everything runs 50% advance and 50% on launch. You never pay for a finished site you have not seen, and you are never stuck halfway with a developer gone silent.
I am one person, not an agency, and I price like one on purpose. No account manager forwards your messages to a junior in another city. No "reporting fee" pads the invoice. You deal directly with the person doing the audit, the keyword research in Bangla and English, the on-page work and the links. I have about five years of doing exactly this.
The design-approval guarantee means you sign off on the look before I build it. On the first call, I may think Google Ads would bring leads faster than SEO. Or your real problem may be the site, not the rankings. Either way, I will tell you, even if it shrinks the invoice.
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