The price, before the sales talk
Why "SEO koto taka?" gets you ten different answers in Sylhet
Ask three people in this city "SEO koto taka?" and you'll get a 4,000-taka monthly from a Facebook page near Zindabazar that quietly just boosts your posts, a vague "depends, bhai, call us" from a Dhaka agency that treats Sylhet as a remote line on a spreadsheet, and a quiet six-figure number from someone who won't break it down. None of it tells you what you're actually paying for.
So let me kill the guessing the way a careful probashi family would want it killed before they wire money home - with figures. Real SEO work I take on in Sylhet starts at a 50,000 BDT floor, and I'll show you exactly what sits inside it before you commit a taka.
Here's the part nobody selling a cheap monthly retainer will admit: in most cases the first money is not a retainer at all - it's the site. I audit Sylhet business sites that simply cannot rank, no matter how many backlinks you throw at them, because they're slow template builds tied to a Facebook page, with no structure for Google to read and no English-language pages at all - which is fatal here, because half your real buyers are searching Google in English from London and Birmingham.
Paying 4,000 taka a month to "do SEO" on a site like that is paying for the look of work. The honest sequence is: get the foundation right first, then the ranking work has something to actually rank.
That's why the price tiers are built around the site work that makes SEO possible: 50,000 BDT for a focused, fast, properly-indexed foundation; 90,000 BDT for more depth - service-area and English-language pages, on-page SEO structure, the Bangla-English layout Sylhet actually searches in; and 1,50,000 BDT for a serious site with richer structure and integrations that can grow with you.
Genuinely bespoke work - a heavy custom build, a property portal, a Hajj-and-Umrah booking system - is scoped from 3,00,000 BDT, never quoted off a WhatsApp message. Everything runs 50% advance, 50% on launch, so you're never paying for a finished site you haven't seen and never trapped halfway with a developer gone dark - and yes, the relative in the UK can pay the advance.
I'm one person, not an agency, and I price like one on purpose. There's no account manager forwarding your messages to a junior who has never once thought about a buyer in Oldham, no "reporting fee" line padding 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 - around five years of doing exactly this. The design-approval guarantee means you sign off on the look before I build it.
And if on the first call I think Google Ads would put leads in your inbox faster than SEO - which is often true for a travel agency in Umrah season - or that your real problem is a broken-on-mobile site and not the rankings, I'll tell you, even if it shrinks the invoice.
See pricing in BDT