Official Meta Ads Partner

Same budget.
More profit.

Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp ads for Indian D2C brands and lead-gen businesses. We rebuild the tracking so the reports are true, simplify the account so it can actually learn, produce creative that answers real objections, and judge every rupee on profit rather than on the number the platform reports back to itself.

4.2x
ROAS, up from 1.8x
-34%
cost per purchase
Your call
flat fee or a share of revenue
Sponsored
Angle: fits true to size
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Spend
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Orders
Up
Returns
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Four steps between your ad and your bank account

Money leaks at every one of them, and most agencies only look after the first. Managing Meta ads properly means owning all four, which is why we can say plainly when the problem is not the ads at all.

Step one

Someone sees the ad

The creative does the targeting now. If the idea is wrong, no amount of bidding saves it.

Leaks here: thirty versions of one idea, tested as though they were thirty ideas.
Step two

They tap through

You have paid for this click whatever happens next. It is the most expensive moment in the chain.

Leaks here: every ad pointing at the homepage instead of the thing in the ad.
Step three

They buy, or they do not

A brilliant ad pointing at a five second page is money set on fire. We build Shopify stores, so we can fix this part too.

Leaks here: a slow store and a checkout that asks too much.
Step four

The order is delivered and paid for

Only now is it revenue. A cash on delivery order that comes back is two shipping bills, not a sale.

Leaks here: accounts optimised on orders placed rather than orders delivered.

An ad account can post a healthy ROAS while the business loses money on every order, because shipping, returns and discounting never appear in Ads Manager. We report on cost per purchase, prepaid share, contribution per order and new customer share alongside it.

What we find

Six reasons an account stops scaling

When spend goes up and profit does not, the cause is almost never the bidding. It is one of these, and every one of them is visible in an audit before anybody touches a budget.

The reports are fiction

A Pixel firing on the wrong event, no Conversions API, one sale counted twice. Meta optimises towards whatever you feed it, so a bad signal means bad buying, forever.

Three answers One answer

Too many campaigns, too little data

Fourteen campaigns, none of them getting enough conversions to finish learning. Every budget change resets the clock, so the account never learns anything at all.

14 campaigns 3 campaigns

Creative volume, not creative thinking

Thirty variations of the same idea is one test, not thirty. Winning accounts test angles: the objection, the buyer, the moment of need. Colour swaps just look like activity.

Colour swaps New angles

Great ads, leaking store

A strong click-through rate into a store that takes five seconds to load is money set on fire. Being a Shopify development agency means we can say so, and then fix it.

Blame the ads Fix the store

COD orders counted as revenue

A large share of cash on delivery orders never gets delivered, and both shipping legs are still yours to pay. An account optimised on gross orders will happily buy you returns.

Orders placed Orders delivered

An agency paid to increase your spend

When the fee is a share of spend, the incentive is for you to spend more, not to earn more. We charge a flat fee or a share of the revenue, so we can tell you honestly when the right move is to cut the budget.

% of spend Flat or rev share
The first thing we change

The account, before and after

Meta needs a certain number of conversions per ad set each week before it stops guessing. Split the same budget across fourteen campaigns and none of them ever get there. Consolidating is not tidying up, it is the difference between an account that learns and one that never does.

Before 14 campaigns, 42 ad sets, nothing learning
Prospecting 1Prospecting 2Prospecting 3 Lookalike 1%Lookalike 2%Lookalike 5% Interest testInterest test 2Broad test Retarget 7dRetarget 14dRetarget 30d DiwaliCatalogue
Audiences overlapping, so you bid against yourself
Budget spread too thin for any ad set to exit learning
Daily edits restarting the clock again and again
After 3 campaigns, each with enough volume to learn
Scale, the majority of budget
Broad, Advantage+ where it earns its place
Test, a fixed slice
New angles only, never colour variations
Retarget, kept honest
Catalogue and cart abandoners, measured separately
Each campaign gets the conversion volume it needs
Changes on a schedule, not every time a day looks bad
Testing kept out of the campaign you are scaling
Fixed before anything is scaled

Meta can only learn from the sales it is told about

The Pixel runs in the browser, which means ad blockers, privacy settings and flaky mobile connections quietly swallow a share of your purchases. Meta never hears about those sales, so it never learns to find more people like those buyers.

Browser Pixel only
Browser Blocked on the way Meta

Illustration, not a measured figure. How much is lost depends on your traffic, and the audit measures it on your own account.

Pixel plus Conversions API
Browser + Your server Meta

The server sends the same sale a second way, and the two copies are matched so nothing is double counted. Meta sees the full picture and optimises against it.

Deduplication set up properly

So one sale is one sale, not two, which is where inflated ROAS usually comes from.

Event quality checked

Missing parameters are why match quality is poor, and poor matching means worse targeting.

Reconciled to Shopify

Ads Manager, GA4 and your Shopify admin agreeing on one revenue figure.

Where the growth comes from

Creative is the targeting now

Meta decides who sees your ad, so the only real lever left is what the ad says. We test one objection per concept, written from the questions your own support inbox answers every day. Design, video and packaging are in house, so a new angle does not wait three weeks on a vendor.

Angle one

The objection

Will it fit. Is it worth the price. What if I do not like it. Answer the thing stopping them.

Angle two

The buyer

The same product sells differently to a gifter, a first timer and someone replacing one.

Angle three

The moment

Wedding season, a heatwave, a festival, payday. The reason to buy now rather than later.

Angle four

The proof

Someone ordinary using it, filmed on a phone. Usually beats the studio shoot outright.

What we produce

Statics, carousels and short video
UGC and creator content, sourced or briefed
Hooks written from your support inbox
Landing pages matched to the ad, not the homepage

And what happens after the sale

If every order has to be bought, the margin never improves. Retention is what lets you pay more than a competitor for the same click and still profit.

WhatsApp flows for abandoned carts and COD confirmation
Klaviyo, Mailchimp or Brevo lifecycle emails
New and returning customer revenue reported separately
Where the ads were never the problem

Stores we rebuilt, and the ad results that followed

Sometimes the audit says the account is fine and the store is the problem. Because we build Shopify stores as our main business, we can fix that instead of handing you a report about it. These are brands where the same ad spend started working harder once the store stopped losing people.

Our CRO work
Indolady - Ethnic Wear Shopify Store Fashion & Apparel
Shopify eCommerce

Indolady - Ethnic Wear Shopify Store

Shopify store for a Jaipur womenswear brand, with a mega menu, offcanvas wishlist and search, quick add with inline size variants, and a shoppable video section.

View case study
Vacay Vue - Shopify Store for a Women's Handbag Brand Fashion Accessories
Shopify eCommerce

Vacay Vue - Shopify Store for a Women's Handbag Brand

A Shopify build for a women's handbag and lifestyle brand, focused on fast product discovery across totes, crossbody bags, duffles and slings, with a purpose-driven brand story woven through the shopping experience.

View case study
Pro Ase Sports — Shopify 2.0 Rebuild Sports Retail
Shopify 2.0 Theme Dev

Pro Ase Sports — Shopify 2.0 Rebuild

A full Shopify 2.0 theme rebuild that increased conversion rate by 38% and boosted PageSpeed from 44 to 96.

Conversion Rate +38%
0.60% 0.83%
PageSpeed Score +118%
44 96
Page Load Time -63%
4.9s 1.8s
View case study
Frank Romello - Men's Footwear Store Fashion & Apparel
Shopify eCommerce

Frank Romello - Men's Footwear Store

Shopify store for a men's footwear brand, with shop-by-occasion and shop-by-size navigation, faceted collection filtering and a cart drawer carrying coupons and a shipping estimator.

View case study

Cards marked as a sample record carry placeholder figures so the layout can be reviewed with three in place. They come out the moment these grids read from the Work module.

The part nobody else puts on the page

Two ways to work together. You pick which.

Some founders want a cost they can plan around. Others would rather we earn more only when they do. Both are on the table, you choose at the start, and you can switch at a renewal. Neither one is a percentage of your ad spend, because that pays an agency to grow your budget rather than your profit.

Option one

Flat monthly fee

One number, agreed against the scope of work: how many accounts, how much creative, how often we report. It does not move when your budget moves.

Best when

You want a cost you can put in a plan and forget
Your margins are thin and you would rather keep the upside
You are scaling steadily and want no surprises in a good month
Quoted after the free audit, once we know what the work actually involves. Billed monthly, one month of notice on either side.
Option two, new

Base fee plus a share of revenue

A smaller fixed fee to cover the work, plus an agreed share of the revenue the ads bring in above a baseline we write down before we start. When you earn more, we earn more. When we get it wrong, we carry part of that.

Best when

You want our incentive tied to your result, not your budget
You would rather pay more in a strong month than a fixed fee in a weak one
Your tracking is clean, or you are happy for us to fix it first

How the share is counted, in writing

Delivered, prepaid revenue only, after returns and refunds. Measured against an agreed baseline of what the account was already doing, so you never pay a share of sales you would have made anyway. Read from your Shopify admin rather than from Ads Manager. Both the percentage and the baseline are set after the audit and stated in the agreement.

What the agency earns

as your monthly ad spend grows, with results held flat

1 lakh
5 lakh
10 lakh
20 lakh
Percentage of ad spend, the industry norm Either of our models, which move with results instead

Shape of the models, not a price list. Spending twice as much does not make the work twice as hard, so a fee that doubles with your budget is charging you for your own ambition.

Not sure which to take?

Start on the flat fee. Once we have three months of clean numbers, we both know what a fair baseline looks like, and moving to revenue share is a simple conversation rather than a guess.

Why tracking comes first either way

Revenue share only works when both sides trust the same number. That is why the measurement rebuild happens in week one, before any money changes hands on results.

What does not change

You own the ad account, the Pixel and every creative asset on both models. One month of notice either way, and no lock-in period on either.

The first thirty days

No relaunch on day one

Tearing an account down on the first day throws away every bit of learning it has. We stabilise, fix what is measurably broken, then rebuild in a sequence where each change can be judged on its own.

Reporting you get

A weekly note in plain language, not a dashboard link
A monthly review against profit, not just ROAS
What we tested, what lost, and what we learned
Direct access to the person running the account
1

Audit, week one

Structure, creative history, tracking, audience overlap, and where spend has gone with nothing to show for it. This is the free part, written down, and it is yours either way.

2

Fix tracking, week one to two

Pixel, Conversions API, deduplication, event quality. Budgets stay where they are, because scaling on a broken signal only buys more of the wrong thing.

3

Restructure, week two to three

Campaigns consolidated so each gets the volume it needs, overlapping audiences separated, and the first creative batch briefed against real objections.

4

Test angles, week three to four

New creative in market, retargeting rebuilt on real catalogue data, and landing pages matched to the ads instead of everything pointing at the homepage.

5

Scale what is profitable, month two onward

Budget raised in steps the account can absorb, with prepaid share and contribution watched alongside ROAS. When something stops working we say so early.

Official partner or certified on the platforms this work touches

Meta Google Google Display Ads WhatsApp Business Microsoft Clarity Google Analytics Google Gemini Elementor Cloudflare Google Cloud Google Workspace DigitalOcean
Shopify GoKwik Fastrr Checkout Razorpay PhonePe Cashfree Shiprocket Klaviyo Mailchimp Brevo
Free, and yours to keep

A written audit of your ad account

Not a pitch deck. A document, written by the person who would run the account, naming what is wasting money and what we would do about it. You keep it whatever you decide, and you are welcome to hand it to your current agency.

Campaign structure, with the overlaps and learning traps named
Event quality: Pixel, Conversions API, duplicates, missing parameters
Creative review: which angles have been tested, which never were
Wasted spend over the last 90 days, with a figure on it
A speed and checkout check on the store the ads point at
A thirty day plan, in the order we would do it
Delivered in 5 working days Analyst access is enough, no admin rights

Meta Ads Management enquiry

Tell us what you are running today. We reply within one business day.

We respond within 1 business day. No automated follow-up sequences.

Straight answers

Before you ask

If yours is not here, put it in the form and you will get a real answer rather than a brochure.

Below roughly one lakh a month, Meta cannot gather enough conversion data for optimisation to do much, and a flat fee is a large share of your budget. In that case we usually suggest fixing the store and the tracking first, then starting ads once there is enough spend to learn from. We will say that in the audit rather than take the retainer.
No, never. There are two options and you choose at the start: a flat monthly fee, or a smaller base fee plus an agreed share of the revenue the ads produce above a baseline. Both are quoted after the free audit. Neither one grows just because your budget does, which is what lets us tell you honestly when the right move is to spend less.
We agree a baseline first, meaning what the account was already producing before we touched it, and the share applies only to revenue above that line. So you never pay us for sales you would have made anyway. It is counted on delivered, prepaid revenue after returns and refunds, read from your Shopify admin rather than from Ads Manager, because Ads Manager counts orders that were placed rather than orders that were kept. The percentage, the baseline and how often it is reconciled all go in the agreement before anything starts.
If your margins are tight, or you want a number you can plan around, take the flat fee and keep the upside. If you would rather we carry part of the risk and share the reward, take the revenue share. If you are genuinely unsure, start on the flat fee: after three months of clean numbers we both know what a fair baseline looks like, and switching at renewal becomes a simple conversation instead of a guess.
You do, all of it. We work inside your Business Manager and your ad account, and the creative we produce is yours to keep and reuse. If you leave, nothing has to be rebuilt and no asset is held back. Worth checking with any agency before you sign.
We write the brief and direct it, and design and motion are in house, so statics, edits and versioning happen with us. For UGC and creator content we work with your existing creators or source them. If you already have a creative team, we brief them instead and the fee reflects that.
Tracking problems are usually fixed in the first two weeks, and that alone often changes performance because the platform starts optimising towards real purchases. Structural change needs a full learning cycle, so judge the account on 30 to 60 days rather than on a bad Tuesday. Anyone promising a result in week one is describing luck.
Yes, as a separate scope. We are Google Display Certified and run search, shopping and display alongside Meta for several clients. It is often the right second channel once Meta is stable, because branded search picks up the demand Meta creates.
Compare the revenue Ads Manager claims against the revenue in your Shopify admin for the same window, then against delivered orders after returns. If those three numbers disagree badly, the reporting is the problem before anything else is. The free audit does exactly that comparison and puts a figure on the gap.

Find out what your account is wasting

Official Meta Ads Partner and Shopify Partner, based in Jaipur, working with D2C brands across India and abroad.