IT and digital services for growing businesses
Six core service areas covering search visibility, ecommerce, IT infrastructure, cloud, design, and web development. Remote-first, we work with clients across India, the US, Canada, and Switzerland.
SEO and GEO Optimization
Technical SEO, ecommerce SEO for Shopify and Magento, answer engine optimization, and Generative Engine Optimization for AI search engines including ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews.
Ecommerce Solutions
End-to-end ecommerce development on Magento, Shopify, BigCommerce, and Salesforce Commerce Cloud. Custom builds, platform migrations, and third-party integrations.
Managed IT Support
Helpdesk, endpoint monitoring, patch management, and proactive IT maintenance with SLA-backed response times. One monthly fee, no surprise bills.
Cloud and DevOps
Cloud migrations, infrastructure as code, Kubernetes, CI/CD pipelines, and site reliability engineering on AWS, Azure, and GCP.
UI/UX Design and Branding
End-to-end product design, UX research, design systems, brand identity, prototyping, and Figma developer handoff. Built around how your users actually work.
Web Solutions
Custom websites, WordPress development, Next.js web applications, landing pages, and headless CMS setups built for performance, SEO, and long-term maintainability.
Where to start
Most people arrive here knowing something is wrong without being sure which service fixes it. The honest answer is that the categories below overlap heavily, and the right starting point is usually whichever constraint is costing you the most right now.
Traffic has stalled or dropped
Start with SEO and GEO. A technical audit will tell you whether the problem is indexation, performance, content, or a ranking change you have not identified yet. Before anyone writes a page.
The platform is holding you back
Start with ecommerce or web solutions. Our guides cover the migration decisions in detail if you want to read first.
Things keep breaking
Start with managed IT or cloud and DevOps, depending on whether the failures are in day-to-day operations or in your infrastructure and deployment pipeline.
Common questions
Can we start with one service and add others later?
Yes, and that is how most engagements here actually begin. A typical path is a scoped piece of work with a defined end (a technical SEO audit, a platform migration plan, an IT review) which gives both sides a real basis for deciding whether to continue. Adding services later is straightforward because the same person scopes and delivers all of them, so there is no re-onboarding and no handover between teams. What we would push back on is starting three services at once before any of them has produced a result. It spreads attention thin, and it makes it genuinely hard to attribute what worked. Sequence them instead: fix the thing that is currently costing you the most, measure it, then decide what the next constraint is.
How do the services overlap in practice?
More than the six separate pages suggest. Ecommerce work almost always surfaces technical SEO problems, because the platform decisions that hurt performance are usually the same ones that hurt rankings. Cloud and DevOps work overlaps with managed IT wherever access control and monitoring are concerned. Web development and UI/UX design are frequently the same engagement viewed from two ends. The practical consequence is that you rarely need to buy the overlap twice. If a migration project turns up a Core Web Vitals problem, that gets handled inside the migration rather than quoted as a separate SEO engagement. We would rather scope one piece of work that crosses those boundaries than three that each stop at the edge of their own discipline.
What does a first engagement usually look like?
A 30-minute call, then a written scope. The call is diagnostic rather than a pitch. The goal is to work out what is actually wrong, which is often not the thing that prompted the call. The written scope that follows states what will be done, what it costs, what we need from your team, and what the deliverable is. We do not publish pricing because engagements differ enough that a public number would be misleading in both directions. What we will commit to is a response within one business day, and a scope you can evaluate before agreeing to anything. If the right answer is that you do not need us, or that the work is smaller than you expected, that is what the scope will say.
Not sure which service fits?
Tell us what is not working and we will tell you how we can help. Most engagements start with a free 30-minute discovery call.