Marketing was for companies with a department. Indizilla built that department as a tool you run yourself: it writes, you decide, it publishes, and every rupee is accounted for.
Google Business Profile + SEO: the search you're currently losing.
Seven steps, from what you already have to the money it made. Play it, or choose a step.
Drawn from the product's own steps; the figures are the console's sample month. The small grey words are what the console calls each step.
The same process as it happens. You do two things: hand over what you have, and decide. The rest is the tool's work, and it shows that work. The figures are the console's sample month.
Hand over what you already have: a photo of the premises, your price list, a menu.
Writes your brand voice, studies your customers, competitors and trade, and sets a plan: what to publish, and when.
Writes the posts and the ad. In this sample month: a Diwali offer reel, two carousel posts, a ₹300-a-day ad. Each is checked against your brand and the rules before it reaches you.
Approve or reject each one. Nothing publishes otherwise.
Publishes on schedule to Instagram, Facebook and your Google listing. Two scheduled, none failed. Flags a Google review that needs your reply.
Reports fourteen enquiries from WhatsApp this week and nine from the code printed on your pamphlet, each traced to its source.
Accounts for every rupee. This month: ₹4,120 spent, ₹31,500 earned, ₹68 per enquiry. Anything it cannot measure is marked “not counted”, never zero.
Marketing, democratised. The strategy, the posts, the ads, the replies and the numbers, done for you. Every decision still yours.
Active and passive marketing together, with the numbers attached. Choose a part to see what it does.
It researches your market, competitors, customer types and the industry, builds a repository, and advises from it, with case studies and reading pointers. A library of strategies in plain words sits beside it.
Posts drafted to your brand bible, checked by a compliance scanner, scheduled across Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, Threads, Bluesky, Pinterest, YouTube and more. Images and short clips generated within the plan's caps.
Meta campaigns launched, read back and diagnosed: “why did cost change?” answered from measured data. Spending caps that stop a launch, not a running ad.
Comments, DMs, mentions, Google reviews and WhatsApp in one list, with buying signals scored so the lead is at the top. Replies from the screen, saved answers, an alert when a thread waits too long.
Welcome, nurture, win-back and referral flows that send only with consent, through your own WhatsApp number and templates, Resend or SMTP, MSG91 under DLT. Reply STOP means stop.
Hosted forms, tracked links and QR codes, call tracking, Meta instant forms, a one-tap counter tally. Each lead carries its source, and the Conversions API tells Meta what actually converted.
Google Business Profile posts and review replies, a site crawl with a fix list, keyword research that persists, article briefs, a WordPress publisher, and a weekly check on whether AI assistants name you.
A cost ledger that books ad spend, vendor fees and AI usage; revenue by conversion; cost per lead, ROAS and margin gates that refuse a referral reward the order cannot pay for.
Composed from the product page's own descriptions and the console's sample figures.
Where a platform allows software to publish, it does. Where it doesn't, it hands you the caption, the image and the exact steps. Some doors need the platform's own approval first; the screen says which.
Pick one. You'll see the bundle sized to it, what it includes, and the services you can add, each with its starting price. Your proposal confirms the exact figure before anything begins.
Founders going from idea to first customer. Everything needed to launch under a real brand, nothing that isn't needed yet.
Starting prices, low to high. Any service can be taken alone.
Unsure the idea holds? Test it on a simulated market first, for less than any deposit.
Getting online properly for the first time. Findable and credible this week, not this quarter.
Starting prices, low to high. Any service can be taken alone.
A complete identity and a website that answers customers' questions before they call.
Marketing handled month after month by people who already know the business.
Starting prices, low to high. Any service can be taken alone.
Or run it yourself on Marketing OS from ₹1,999 a month. See the plans.
More than one branch: one standard, every location findable on its own. Up to 5 locations; more are scoped in your proposal.
Marketing run centrally across locations: one team, one standard, reported per branch.
Starting prices, low to high. Any service can be taken alone.
What Marketing OS costs. Business plans cover one company and include GST. Agency plans cover many clients and are plus 18% GST. Annual billing is two months free.
One business, one login. Post a few times a week, run a capped ad budget, answer your own messages. Every screen explains itself; a helper answers questions about the platform and about marketing.
For businesses where short video is the channel: restaurants, salons, fitness, small brands.
The first days are free, no card. Then a month or a year at a time, by card, UPI or net banking through Razorpay, from inside your own console. A lapse pauses new AI work and says so; nothing is deleted or hidden.
A 2 to 5 person studio or a senior freelancer with 6 to 12 retainers. Ten client workspaces for ₹1,000 each; it replaces the junior who writes first drafts.
An 8 to 15 person agency with 20 to 50 retainers and an approval queue that has become the bottleneck. Fifty workspaces for ₹400 each.
A multi-office agency or a network with 100 to 200 retainers and a management layer that wants cost per client. Two hundred workspaces for ₹200 each.
The client portal shows each client their spend, leads and cost per lead, never your cost base. A kill switch stops everything at once. Cancelling stops the next month, nothing more. The ladder pulls upward: the next rung is always cheaper per client than adding one by one.
Indizilla Research. Describe the idea and the decision in front of you. A panel of fifty AI personas, with the habits and doubts of your audience, answers a structured survey. You get a one-page verdict with the evidence, the strongest objection and the one test to run next. Prepaid credits, no subscription.
A weekly meal-prep box for busy hostel students, ₹1,200 a month. Decision: launch in one city first, or three? Audience: students, 18 to 24, India. Skeptics 40%.
Prepaid credits that never expire. Packs from ₹399 for 450 credits, about four studies. A follow-up question to the panel is 2 credits.
Decision tested: launch in one city first, or three at once?
On-campus students with unpredictable schedules are the clear core. The resistance is almost entirely about price: at ₹1,200 a month a large minority hesitated, and warmed up quickly when a lower tier was implied.
On-campus students, India. 71% positive.
A small Pulse study on two price points, ₹799 against ₹999, with the on-campus segment.
An illustrative sample. Figures and quotes are simulated to show the format; a real study is private to your account.
The problem, the approach, what shipped, and what we learned. No invented numbers: where nothing was measured, nothing is claimed.
A manufacturer with excellent output and no website. Procurement teams searched the company name, found nothing, and moved on. In B2B the website rarely generates leads; it stops the ones you already have from leaking away.
Read the caseA verified manufacturer directory with the market's real fork at its core: buy an existing product, or get one made under your own brand. In a trust-poor category, verification is the product. Live in production.
Live at getpharm.inA new venture with a clear direction and nothing on paper. Identity and platform foundations designed as one set of decisions, so version two is an addition, not a rewrite.
0 → 1If 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 doesn't move after that.
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.
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.
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.
Software. Indizilla runs on it for its own clients; you can run it for yourself or for yours. Sign up, use it free for the first days, and pay for a month or a year when you decide to keep it. If you want us to run it for you, that is the Partner bundle.
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.
No. Business plans run on ours, inside a monthly allowance the screen shows you. Agency plans can bring their own Anthropic and media keys, in which case the meters are theirs and ours never bill.
On our servers in Mumbai, encrypted at rest, one workspace per client. Your connections are yours to disconnect; a person can be erased from every table on request; cancelling stops the next month, nothing more.
Indizilla is run by its founder, and it runs its own clients on the software it built. Small businesses got used to being handed the leftover version: template sites, recycled branding, work nobody stood behind. The size of the business became an excuse for the standard of the work.
Agencies are expensive because of what the invoice pays for: offices, layers of account managers, weeks of decks, retainer floors sized to exclude you. We removed all four. What's left is the work, and the work is what your customers actually see.
