One engagement, every marketing function
A37's eCommerce marketing services are built around a simple idea: a D2C brand should not need six vendors to grow. Every A37 Loop plan gives you a dedicated senior team that runs research, strategy, content, publishing and reporting for one flat monthly fee. The three plans differ by content mix, not by who does the work: Loop Everyday Graphics is graphics-led, Loop Hybrid splits graphics and video evenly, and Loop Everyday Video is video-first.
Around that core, specialist services attach where your bottleneck lives. SEO compounds organic visibility from your product catalogue. Performance marketing manages paid budgets to contribution margin. Email and WhatsApp marketing build the retention engine most brands never get around to. Marketplace management runs Amazon, Noon, Flipkart, and Myntra as profitable channels rather than listing dumps, and UI/UX optimization converts more of the traffic you already pay for.
How to choose the right starting point
If you are doing ₹2 Cr to ₹50 Cr (or $250K to $6M) a year and tired of coordinating vendors, start with A37 Loop: it replaces the vendor stack with one accountable team. If video is where your category actually converts, start with Loop Everyday Video instead. If one channel is clearly the constraint — organic invisibility, leaky checkout, a dead email list — start with the matching specialist service and expand once it pays for itself.
Not sure which describes you? The six growth pillars framework we use to diagnose brands is public: acquisition, conversion, retention, marketplace, operations, and profitability. Read the pillar that hurts most and you will usually know where to start. Or skip the reading: every engagement opens with a 15-day free trial in which we audit your brand and hand you a documented growth plan — the whole flow is on How It Works, and the outcomes it produces are on Work.
Built by operators, measured in revenue
Agencies sell deliverables; operators chase outcomes. A37's services are run by people who have owned eCommerce P&Ls for 21+ years across India, UAE, and the wider GCC — the same experience documented on the About page. That means pricing conversations reference your margins, campaign decisions reference your unit economics, and every monthly report ends with what we will do next, not just what happened. If you want to sample the thinking before you talk to us, the blog publishes the playbooks we actually use, from CAC repair to retention architecture.
Frequently paired services and how they sequence
Most engagements sequence in a predictable arc. Months one to three concentrate on the leaks: UI/UX fixes so paid traffic stops bouncing, email flows so buyers you already paid for come back, and campaign hygiene inside performance marketing. Months three to six shift to compounding: SEO content begins ranking, WhatsApp journeys mature, and marketplace channels get their own P&L discipline.
Beyond six months the engine mostly runs itself and attention moves to expansion — new categories, new marketplaces, video-led creative, or a mobile app when repeat behaviour justifies one. The sequencing is deliberate: every service pays for the next one, which is how an entry-level engagement grows a brand without growing its vendor list.
Whatever the entry point, pricing stays legible: flat monthly fees for the plans, transparent scoping for specialist work, and ad spend always billed directly to accounts you own.
Questions worth asking any provider
Before hiring any eCommerce marketing provider — including us — ask four questions. Who owns the ad accounts and data? (You should, always.) What single metric is the engagement accountable to? (Revenue or contribution, never impressions.) What happens in month one? (Audits and shipped work, not discovery workshops.) And can you leave easily? (Month-to-month terms are a provider betting on their own results.)
A37's answers are on How It Works, in writing. If another provider's answers are better, hire them — the market needs more operators and fewer decks.
Regional pricing, without the asterisks
All plans price transparently across markets: dollars, rupees, and dirhams shown upfront (use the currency toggle in the header), no setup fees, and no charges that appear after signature. Ad spend always flows directly from your card to Meta, Google, or the marketplaces — we never touch or mark up media money, which keeps the incentive clean: our fee only survives if your revenue does.
The only custom-priced items are genuinely custom work: marketplace management, WhatsApp, automation builds, and consulting — each scoped in writing after a free audit so you compare a real number, not a range.
