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Email — the channel no algorithm can take from you.
Rankings shift. Feeds throttle. The list you own keeps working. We build it properly — capture, deliverability, automation — and run it without ever buying a contact. Setup ₹10,000, then from ₹10,000/month.
Everything else is rented. This is owned.
What’S Included
Platform setup, in your account
Brevo configured in your name, on your billing — plus domain authentication done right: SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records set so mailbox providers trust you before you’ve sent a word.
Capture, built into the funnel
Signup points across the site (the footer capture, the audit flow, and lead magnets built from your content), each with its consent language DPDP-clean.
The core automations
Welcome sequence, a nurture flow and an audit follow-up flow — written, built, and tested; the emails that work while you sleep.
Campaigns
Two campaigns a month — written through the content pipeline (yes, the humanizing pass applies to email too), sent to a list that’s segmented, not blasted.
List hygiene + deliverability care
Bounces pruned, disengaged segments sunset, sender reputation watched — the maintenance that keeps you in inboxes.
Reporting that counts money
Delivery, opens, clicks — and the number that matters: replies and enquiries generated, tracked into WhatsApp/GA4. Scope line: Setup ₹10,000 one-time, then ₹10,000 a month.
For You / Not For You
For you if: traffic arrives (from search, social, or ads) and leaves without a second chance to reach it · you sell anything with a consideration window — services, courses, B2B — where nurture wins deals · you want the one channel that compounds and can’t be algorithm’d away. Not for you if: you want to blast a purchased database (hard no — it’s a deliverability suicide and, post-DPDP, a legal one) · your site has no traffic yet to capture — build the audience first; we’ll point you at how · you need results this week (lists compound; they don’t sprint).
Process
Foundation
Platform in your account, domain authenticated, capture points live, consent language clean.
The automations, approved
Welcome and core flows drafted for your sign-off, then built and tested to real inboxes.
The sending rhythm
Campaigns begin at list-appropriate volume — small lists get warmed, not blasted.
Grow + prune
Capture compounds the list; hygiene keeps it healthy; the reporting shows both, monthly.
Pricing card
₹10,000per month, flat
Your platform account, your billing, your list — exportable by you any day, because it’s yours
Questions, answered in full.
Isn’t email marketing dead?
It’s the most prematurely buried channel in marketing — declared dead annually while outperforming the channels doing the declaring. The confusion is between email and spam: blasted purchased lists are dead, deservedly. Permission-based email to people who asked to hear from you is the opposite animal — open rates in healthy lists run multiples of any organic social reach rate, and the audience is yours rather than rented from an algorithm. The tell is simple: every platform that “killed” email still requires one to sign up. The channel underneath everything else tends to outlive everything else.
Where does the list come from?
Can we just buy one to start faster? No — and this is a refusal, not a preference, for three stacking reasons. Legally: under India’s DPDP Act, emailing people who never consented to hear from you is processing without consent. Technically: purchased lists are salted with spam traps and dead addresses, and one campaign to them can wreck the sender reputation we just built — landing your real subscribers in spam for months. Commercially: people who didn’t ask don’t buy; they report. The list gets built the compounding way: capture points on your site, lead magnets worth an address, the audit flow, every consent logged. Slower, smaller, and worth roughly infinity times more.
Will our emails just land in spam?
Not if the foundation is built before the first send — which is why setup is half this service. Domain authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) tells mailbox providers you’re really you; gradual volume warm-up builds sender reputation instead of tripping filters; consent-only lists keep complaint rates near zero; and ongoing hygiene prunes the bounces and ghosts that drag reputation down. Deliverability is engineering plus behaviour, and both are in scope. What no honest provider promises is 100% inbox placement — filters are probabilistic — but the difference between an engineered sender and a casual one is the difference between the inbox and the void.
Which email platform do you use, and am I locked into it?
Brevo for most clients — it prices sensibly at small list sizes, handles automation properly, and its deliverability holds up — but the platform is a detail; the ownership model is the point. The account is created in your name, on your billing, and your list exports as a file you can walk away with any day, because a subscriber list held hostage inside an agency’s account is the email version of the trapped website — the exact thing this agency exists to not do. If you already run a platform you like, we’ll usually work inside it rather than force a migration. Tools are replaceable. The list, the automations’ logic, and the sender reputation are the assets — and they’re yours.
My list would be tiny. Is this worth it below a few hundred subscribers?
Often yes — because value per subscriber runs opposite to list size. Three hundred people who found you through your content and asked to hear more is a room of warm prospects; for a services business, a handful of well-nurtured replies a month can pay the retainer several times over. Small lists also punch above their weight mechanically: engagement rates are higher, which mailbox providers reward. The honest structure for small senders is the lighter one — setup plus the automations, with per-campaign sending — so the always-on flows work your list without a full monthly retainer until the list’s size earns one. We’ll tell you which side of that line you’re on.