Industries
Categories
we’ve cracked.
We don’t learn your industry on your budget. Eight categories, worked from the factory floor to the marketplace shelf.
01
Sweets & mithai
We’ve cracked sweets.
Mithai is emotional, seasonal and fragile. Selling it online means festival spikes, short windows, and boxes that must look premium on a phone screen.
What this category struggles with
- Rakhi and Diwali decide the year — and the window is weeks, not months.
- Quick-commerce warehouses run on appointments. Miss one and the shelf goes empty.
- Ad spend climbs quietly while settlements arrive with deductions nobody explains.
- On a marketplace grid, a premium box sits next to a cheap one and has to justify the difference.
What we do here
- Listings on Blinkit, Swiggy Instamart, Amazon, Flipkart and JioMart — titles, weights, variants and attributes set up right.
- Listing images that show the box, the piece and the portion.
- Festive combo and gift-pack design — Rakhi packs, Diwali hampers, carry bags.
- Blinkit appointment-based shipments, stock delivered to warehouses.
- Ads managed against a return-on-spend floor — campaigns that don’t earn, don’t run.
- Monthly settlement reports: payouts, return claims, ad spend and tax credit, in plain language.
How we work for it
- Festive calendar planned ahead — creatives, listings and stock ready before the rush.
- Daily order processing through to Ready to Dispatch.
- Priced premium but competitive: mid-pack, never the cheapest box.
BlinkitInstamartAmazonFlipkartGift packsAdsSettlements
02
Namkeen & snacks
We’ve cracked namkeen.
Namkeen is a crowded shelf of near-identical packs. The brands that win look like one family, print perfectly at scale, and give buyers a reason to trust them.
What this category struggles with
- Dozens of flavours and weights, each needing its own pack without losing the family look.
- Packs are printed in lakhs — one wrong dieline or colour mode is an expensive mistake.
- Real heritage and quality stories that never make it onto the pack.
- Seller accounts that need attention every single day.
What we do here
- Master packaging design, plus subsidiary variants for every flavour and weight.
- Designs built on your printer’s own dielines — pouches, wrappers, gift boxes, mailers, carry bags, PP bags.
- Barcodes, mockups and print-ready files, handed to your vendor by us.
- Product shoots for namkeen, papad and snacks, plus eCommerce image sets.
- Catalogues for distributors and retailers.
- Flipkart and Amazon account management with daily order processing.
How we work for it
- Master design first, variants after — every new flavour is fast and consistent.
- Prepress checked on the vendor’s side before the run.
- The story pulled out of the business — the mill, the recipe, the family — and put on the pack.
PouchesWrappersGift boxesPapad shootsCataloguesFlipkart
03
Handloom rugs & carpets
We’ve cracked rugs.
Rugs are bought on texture, scale and colour — the three things a phone photo gets wrong. Buyers, importers and marketplaces all want different images of the same piece.
What this category struggles with
- Pile and weave flattened by poor light.
- Colours that shift between photo and piece — leading to returns and disputes.
- Hundreds of pieces and no consistent catalogue to send buyers.
- Large carpets that are hard to shoot outside the factory.
What we do here
- On-site factory shoots: a close-up and a top shot of every piece, overhead shots for large carpets.
- Colour-honest editing, including bulk manual image editing.
- Buyer catalogues with clean placement, sizes and codes.
- Brand identity for rug houses — logo, visiting cards, stationery.
- Marketplace listing images.
How we work for it
- Shot list agreed per piece before we arrive, so the floor isn’t blocked for days.
- Same angles, same light for every rug — the catalogue stays consistent as the range grows.
- Small follow-up sessions for new pieces, at a per-piece rate.
Factory shootsClose-up + topOverheadsCataloguesIdentity
04
Yarn & textiles
We’ve cracked yarn.
A textile range is huge, technical and coded. Buyers need to browse it, remember it and reorder it — without a factory code sheet.
What this category struggles with
- Hundreds of shades known only by codes.
- Catalogues that read like stock registers.
- No website to show the range to new buyers.
What we do here
- Shade naming systems — colour- and nature-led names buyers remember and reorder by.
- Yarn and fabric catalogues designed for buyers, not the warehouse.
- Websites that present the full range, with enquiry built in.
- Identity and stationery for textile houses.
How we work for it
- Range organised into families before any design starts.
- Names checked for clashes and recall.
- Catalogue built so new shades slot in without a redesign.
NamingShade cataloguesWebsitesStationery
05
Fashion & ethnic wear
We’ve cracked fashion shoots.
Ethnic wear sells on drape, colour and mood. For a fashion label, the shoot is the product page.
What this category struggles with
- Outfits that look flat on a hanger or mannequin.
- Thousands of frames and no time to pick and edit.
- Colour that drifts across one collection.
What we do here
- Model and couple shoots — sarees, kurtas, coordinated pairs.
- Frame shortlisting, so you review the best, not everything.
- Editing for colour accuracy across the whole collection.
- Marketplace- and social-ready image sets.
- Listing creation on marketplaces.
How we work for it
- Looks, poses and backgrounds planned per outfit before the shoot day.
- Shortlist shared first; edits start after your approval.
Model shootsCouple shootsEditingListings
06
Organic, agri & natural
We’ve cracked organic.
Organic brands live on trust. Distributors, institutions and buyers want to see a real company before they look at a product.
What this category struggles with
- Young brands that look unofficial next to established players.
- Name changes and new partners that leave old branding everywhere.
- No company profile to send to distributors or institutions.
What we do here
- Company profiles — 8-page portrait profiles for distributors and partners.
- Logo updates and full rebrand roll-outs.
- WordPress websites with domain and hosting set up.
- Business email on Google Workspace, with signatures.
- Visiting cards, QR codes and print.
How we work for it
- Every touchpoint listed before a rename, so it all switches together.
- Third-party costs — themes, hosting — shown upfront.
Company profilesRebrandsWebsitesWorkspace emailPrint
07
Fast-moving D2C brands
We’ve cracked D2C.
D2C brands need creative every day — ads, posts, listings, inserts. Hiring in-house is slow, and freelancers forget the brand.
What this category struggles with
- Briefing someone new every week.
- Brand rules drifting across a dozen creatives a month.
- Requests lost between WhatsApp, email and calls.
What we do here
- A dedicated creative team, working as your in-house studio.
- Daily creatives: ad sets, social posts, banners, listing images.
- Packaging updates and print collateral.
- Every request tracked on our own task system.
How we work for it
- Your POC is us — the same person every time, not someone new every day.
- The team trained on your brand before work starts.
- Everyday jobs delivered in 24 hours** (terms apply).
Dedicated teamAd creativesSocialListings24h delivery**
08
Industrial & B2B
We’ve cracked B2B.
Industrial companies win contracts on credibility. Their website, email and profile are the first due-diligence check a client runs.
What this category struggles with
- Websites that undersell serious capability.
- Sites and servers nobody on the team maintains.
- Email still on free accounts.
What we do here
- Corporate WordPress websites — built, hosted and maintained.
- Domain, hosting and site security handled for you.
- Google Workspace email setup and renewals.
- Company profiles for tenders and new clients.
How we work for it
- Ongoing website management, not a one-time handover.
- New pages designed to match your existing site, so it never looks patched.
Corporate sitesHostingSecurityWorkspaceProfiles
Your category isn’t here yet? It’s probably next.
Every category above started as a single client. If you make it, pack it or sell it, we’ve likely solved something close to your problem already.