Countries we serve.
One Pune studio, eight markets, no local offices pretending otherwise. Each page below breaks down the real timezone overlap, invoicing currency and platform mix for that specific country — pick yours to see the actual numbers.
How this actually works
One Pune team, run against each market’s actual working hours.
We don’t staff local offices in any of the eight markets below, and we won’t pretend to on a call — it’s one media buying and content team, based in Pimple Saudagar, running every account across every country. What changes market to market isn’t who’s doing the work; it’s three things we get deliberate about instead of defaulting to a single global template: the call schedule, the invoicing currency and the channel mix.
The recurring reporting call lands inside a window that genuinely overlaps a normal working day on both ends, not a slot that’s only convenient for us — a US client isn’t taking a call at 10pm their time, and we’re not pulling an all-nighter for a Singapore account either. Invoicing runs in the currency that matches the market (USD, GBP, EUR, AUD, CAD, SGD or AED, alongside INR for India), and the platform mix gets sized to that market specifically — Meta and Google carry most budgets everywhere, but how much weight LinkedIn or programmatic gets shifts depending on how saturated the core auctions already are where you’re advertising.
Performance Marketing
- India
No timezone gap, no currency conversion, no 6am calls to catch an account manager overseas — just a Pune-based team running your Meta and Google accounts in your own business hours.
- United States
₹50M+ managed every year across Meta, Google and programmatic — built for a US ad market where clicks cost more and the margin for wasted spend is thinner.
- United Kingdom
₹50M+ managed in ad spend a year across Meta, Google and programmatic — reviewed inside a working window that actually overlaps a UK morning and afternoon, not a single call squeezed in before your day starts.
- Europe
₹50M+ managed every year across Meta, Google and programmatic — built for a market where GDPR shapes the tracking setup before a single euro of budget goes live.
- Australia
₹50M+ in ad spend managed every year across Meta, Google and programmatic — reviewed weekly, with campaign decisions timed to the one part of the day that actually overlaps with an Australian afternoon.
- Canada
₹50M+ managed every year across Meta, Google and programmatic — built for a Canadian market where ad costs sit apart from the US, and where a Quebec audience needs French creative written for Quebec, not translated into it.
- Singapore
A 2.5-hour gap between Pune and Singapore means we're online for nearly all of your working day, not squeezed into a single evening call.
- United Arab Emirates
Gulf Standard Time sits only 90 minutes behind ours, so a campaign flagged in your morning gets looked at in ours — not queued for a reviewer six time zones away.
Social Media Marketing
- India
One in-house team runs your calendar, shoots your Reels and answers your DMs — no rotating freelancer, no separate video vendor to coordinate with.
- United States
One in-house team plans, shoots and posts your content — not a freelancer roster stitched together across time zones, and not an account manager who's never seen your brand guide.
- United Kingdom
One in-house team plans, shoots and posts your content calendar inside a working window that actually overlaps a UK morning and afternoon — not a single async handoff a day.
- Europe
One in-house team plans, shoots and posts your content — with the language and platform mix set per European market, not one continental calendar translated four ways.
- Australia
One in-house team plans, shoots and posts your content calendar for an Australian audience — including the video, made by the same crew that runs our sister studio, not briefed out to a rotating freelancer.
- Canada
One in-house team plans, shoots and posts your content — with a genuinely separate French-language track for Quebec when your audience needs it, not an English feed run through translation.
- Singapore
Singapore's working day overlaps almost entirely with ours, so content approvals and community replies happen in real time, not on a delay.
- United Arab Emirates
One in-house team plans your calendar, shoots your Reels and replies to your DMs — with a working day close enough to yours that a same-day approval is the norm, not the exception.
FAQ
Questions about working across borders.
No, and we won't pretend otherwise on a call. It's one team, in one building in Pimple Saudagar, running campaigns across all eight markets — no sales rep dialling in from a coworking desk in a city we don't actually operate from. What you get instead is a media buyer and content lead who work your account every week, not a rotating account manager reading off someone else's notes.
We schedule the recurring reporting call inside whatever window genuinely overlaps a normal working day on both ends — a US Eastern client isn't stuck taking a call at 10pm their time just because it's convenient for us, and we're not pulling an all-nighter for a Singapore client either. It usually settles into a recurring slot within the first couple of weeks once we know what actually works for your calendar.
Matched to the market — USD for US clients, GBP for the UK, EUR for Europe, AUD, CAD, SGD and AED for Australia, Canada, Singapore and Dubai respectively, INR for India. Ad spend itself is billed through the platform's own currency handling (Meta and Google both charge in local currency automatically); our management fee is invoiced in whatever currency makes reconciliation simplest on your end.
Meta and Google carry most budgets everywhere, but the secondary channel shifts — LinkedIn earns a bigger share of a B2B account's budget in a market like the UK or the US than it typically does for a similar business in Singapore, and programmatic display plays a different role depending on how saturated Meta/Google auctions already are in that market. We size the split per country rather than running one global template.
No — the management fee structure is the same 20% to 25% of ad spend everywhere, just invoiced in the currency that matches the market. We don't run a premium international rate card; the fee reflects the work, not the client's location.
Tell us anyway. We've built campaigns in the eight markets listed on this page because that's where demand has actually come from so far, not because we've ruled anything else out — if your market isn't here yet, we'll research the specifics (ad costs, platform mix, working-hours overlap) honestly before quoting anything, rather than assume it behaves like a market we already know.