The price, before the sales talk
Why "SEO koto taka?" gets you ten different answers in Sylhet
Ask three people about the SEO service price in Sylhet and you get three answers. A Facebook page near Zindabazar quotes 4,000 taka a month and quietly just boosts your posts. A Dhaka agency says "depends, bhai, call us," because Sylhet is just a line on their spreadsheet. A third person names a six-figure number and won't break it down. None of them tells you what you're paying for.
So let me end the guessing the way a careful probashi family would want before they send money home: with figures. Real SEO work I take on in Sylhet starts at a 50,000 BDT floor. I'll show you exactly what sits inside it before you commit a taka.
Here's the part nobody selling a cheap monthly plan will admit. In most cases, the first money is not a retainer at all. It goes into the site. Many Sylhet business sites I audit simply cannot rank, no matter how many backlinks you throw at them. They're slow template builds tied to a Facebook page. Google has no clear structure to read, and there are no English pages at all.
That last gap is fatal here, because half your real buyers search Google in English from London and Birmingham. Paying 4,000 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. Then the ranking work has something that can actually rank.
That's why my price tiers are built around the site work that makes SEO possible. 50,000 BDT buys a focused, fast foundation that Google indexes properly. 90,000 BDT adds depth: service-area pages, English pages, on-page SEO structure and the Bangla and English layout Sylhet 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 could be a heavy custom build, a property portal or a Hajj and Umrah booking system. I scope it properly and never quote it off a WhatsApp message. Everything runs 50% advance and 50% on launch. You never pay for a finished site you haven't seen, and you're never stuck halfway with a developer who stopped replying. 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. No account manager forwards your messages to a junior who has never thought about a buyer in Oldham. No "reporting fee" pads the invoice. You deal directly with the person doing the work. I do the audit, the keyword research in Bangla and English, the on-page work and the links. I've been doing exactly this for about five years.
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. That's often true for a travel agency in Umrah season. Or your real problem may be a site that breaks on mobile, not your rankings. Either way, I'll tell you, even if it shrinks the invoice.
See pricing in BDT