From an idea at 2 a.m. to customers at the door.
Five steps, in the order they happen, and we at Indizilla walk them with you. Start at the one your problem is at, which is what most people do. Prices on the page. The work is yours.
A verdict, the evidence, the strongest objection, and the one test to run next.
Test the ideaOpenThe department, as a tool you run.
It writes, you decide, it publishes, and every rupee is accounted for. Nothing publishes without your approval.
₹31,500 earned against ₹4,120 spent, at ₹68 an enquiry.
Fourteen enquiries came from WhatsApp and nine from the code printed on a pamphlet, in a month the console ran on its own.
Drawn from the product’s own steps; the figures are the console’s sample month.
Businesses we built, and the range we built them from.
None of these got a template: each one was drawn for the way its own buyer decides. Where nothing was measured, nothing is claimed.
Trust at first search
Excellent output and no website. Procurement teams who received their quotes searched the company name, found nothing, and moved on. A five-page site, a catalogue with specifications, certifications up front, and email at their own domain.
Idea to live marketplace
Systems design first, screens second. The market’s two real journeys, buy an existing product or get one manufactured under your own brand, became the core of the platform. In a trust-poor category, verification is the product.
Brand and platform as one system
A new venture with a clear direction and nothing on paper: no identity, no naming system, no platform. Branding and systems design in a single engagement, so the identity and the architecture were shaped by the same decisions.
Yours outright, once delivered and paid.
Which one of these is your week?
Skip the service list. Find the line that sounds like your week. It takes you straight to the fix, with the stage it belongs to and what it starts at.
None of these, exactly? There are twenty nine services, each with its price on the page. See all of them.
The questions that decide it.
Is the starting price what I will actually pay?+
If your needs match the standard scope, yes. If you need more, extra pages, locations, languages, the proposal shows the full figure before you commit, and it does not move after that.
How long will my project take?+
A Google Business Profile takes 2 to 3 days. A landing page about a week. A full website 2 to 3 weeks. Your proposal states the exact timeline, and we tell you immediately if anything shifts.
How do payments work?+
Projects: a part upfront to start, the balance at launch. Monthly services are billed month to month, no lock-in contracts. UPI, bank transfer and cards, through Razorpay, with a bill for every order.
Who owns the work?+
You do, fully, once the work is complete. Ownership of everything we build transfers to you when delivery is confirmed and full payment is received: domain, website, designs, accounts, every login. If we ever part ways, everything stays with you.
Is Marketing OS an agency, or software?+
Software. Indizilla runs on it for its own clients; you can run it for yourself or for yours. Write to us and we set your workspace up the same day; the first week is free, and you pay for a month or a year when you decide to keep it.
Will it post things on its own?+
Not on the business plans: you approve every piece. Agency plans have autopilot levels you switch on deliberately, one step at a time, and can switch off with one kill switch that stops everything.