We don't run your ads. We run your revenue.

Most partners start with your ad account. We start with your business — the product, the vision, the bottlenecks and the market — and take responsibility for the whole system that turns attention into profit. We're judged on what reaches your bank account, not your dashboard.

Built for companies that want to take share — not keep pace.

  • 1. Understand: Product — We learn your product like an owner. Before a single ad, we go deep on what you sell — the offer, the margins, the customers who buy and the ones who don't, and the real reason people pay you. What you get: a product and buyer brief: who buys, why, and what each customer is worth.
  • 2. Understand: Brand — We take on your brand vision. Where you want the company to be in three years, what you want to be known for and the market you intend to own — so every decision after this builds toward it, not just this quarter's numbers. What you get: growth goals and brand guardrails agreed with the founders.
  • 3. Diagnose: Audit — We find what's really holding you back. Deep audits of your ad accounts, tracking, funnel, CRM, sales calls and operations — to find the bottlenecks costing you money, ranked by how much each one costs. What you get: a ranked list of bottlenecks and the revenue each one is leaking.
  • 4. Diagnose: Market — We map your market and competitors. Competitor offers, pricing, ads and positioning, demand and search trends, and research in your buyers' own words — so we know where the gaps are before we spend. What you get: a market map: where demand is, who competes for it and where you can win.
  • 5. Plan: Strategy — We build the complete growth plan. Go-to-market, positioning, pricing and offer, plus the frameworks and financial models behind them — target CAC, payback, budget and the forecast we hold ourselves to. What you get: a go-to-market plan with a revenue model and the targets we're measured against.
  • 6. Build: Funnel — We build the funnel end to end. Landing pages, offers, lead handling, CRM, automation and the sales process — marketing, sales and operations built as one funnel, then fixed in the order that is losing you the most money. What you get: a working funnel from first click to closed sale. Judged on: visit-to-customer rate and win rate.
  • 7. Build: Tracking — We wire up tracking and reporting. Pixels, Conversions API, Google enhanced conversions and offline conversions from your CRM, plus the reports and dashboards — so every platform and every team works from the same numbers. What you get: one source of truth: dashboards that tie ad spend to revenue. Judged on: tracked revenue against booked revenue.
  • 8. Grow: Launch — We launch the creative and campaigns. Creative researched, briefed and tested to find the right buyers, and campaigns on Meta, Google, LinkedIn and YouTube bought against what a customer is worth — not what a click costs. What you get: live campaigns and a creative testing pipeline. Judged on: revenue per unit of ad spend.
  • 9. Grow: Scale — We optimise, then scale what works. Weekly tests across ads, funnel and sales, budget moved to what pays back, and new channels and markets once the unit economics hold — so growth strengthens the business instead of straining it. What you get: a growth cadence: weekly tests and monthly business reviews. Judged on: contribution margin and payback.

What Fluxsy Does

We engineer profitable growth across every channel against the numbers that decide whether growth is worth having: customer acquisition cost, lifetime value, contribution margin and payback period.

The work spans two halves of one system. On the marketing side: multi-channel paid acquisition, organic and answer-engine visibility, and the server-side measurement that makes either one manageable. On the commercial side: sales process design, lead qualification and scoring, CRM and revenue-operations architecture, and the unit-economics modelling that decides whether an acquisition channel is worth running at all.

The Four Problems We Solve

Most engagements begin in one of four places. Each is a systems problem rather than a campaign problem, which is why campaign-level fixes tend not to hold.

  • Profitable customer acquisition — solving high CAC and channel spend decay. Eliminating dependency on raw web pixels through server-side Conversions API signals, deploying multi-channel high-intent search and programmatic models, benchmarking ad-spend thresholds against contribution margin, and implementing cookieless attribution ready for current browser rules.
  • Conversion systems optimisation — solving high bounce rates and checkout friction. Building fast multi-step funnels, removing friction from SaaS onboarding and checkout, deploying first-party intent tracking to find hidden high-value drop-offs, and syncing checkout state to the CRM so leads do not leak between systems.
  • Sales and outbound enablement — solving dry lead queues and slow closing rates. Repeatable SDR and AE playbooks, mutual action plans, and CRM pipeline automation, measured on ACV, win rate and rep capacity.
  • Intelligence and modelling layers — solving guesswork and vanity reporting. Attribution modelling, cohort and payback modelling, and the reporting layer that connects ad spend to booked revenue rather than to platform-reported conversions.

How the Engagement Works

The order is deliberate. Acquisition work built on unreconciled measurement compounds the error, so the measurement layer is corrected before any campaign changes are made.

It starts with a growth diagnostic — a live audit of conversion leaks and attribution integrity rather than a sales pitch, which produces a roadmap of the highest-leverage constraints. From there the measurement layer is rebuilt: server-side Conversions API, first-party identifiers, and the return of qualified and closed-won events to the ad platforms so bidding optimises toward revenue rather than toward form fills. Only then does acquisition and funnel work begin, followed by the sales and RevOps layer that converts the demand into predictable pipeline.

What an Engagement Costs

Every engagement is a monthly retainer priced on scope — $2,500–$6,000 per month in the US, ₹1,00,000–₹5,00,000 in India, £2,200–£5,000 in the UK, AED 4,000–AED 10,000 in the UAE, A$3,000–A$7,000 in Australia, C$3,000–C$7,000 in Canada, S$3,000–S$7,000 in Singapore and €2,500–€5,000 in Europe — depending on the number of channels and markets and how much tracking and CRM work is involved.

We do not charge a percentage of ad spend. Percentage-of-spend billing pays an agency more when your budget grows, whether or not the growth was profitable. We price on the scope of the work, so the incentive is tied to the system working rather than to the media budget expanding.

What You Own

You do, entirely. Every model, script, server-side tracking configuration, CRM playbook and dashboard stays in your accounts under your credentials. We do not hold code hostage, withhold access, or build proprietary setups designed to create dependency.

How Long Results Take

Tracking and measurement fixes usually show within two to four weeks, because they correct data you are already collecting. Acquisition and funnel changes typically need one to two full buying cycles before the result is readable, which is why the engagement is sequenced measurement-first.

Who We Work With

Fluxsy is based in Bengaluru and works with companies across India, the United States, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates, Singapore and Australia. Most engagements run remotely, with working hours overlapping the client's timezone.

The practice is India-first and globally fluent: optimising expansion for operators in Indian hubs serving global markets, pairing domestic capital efficiency with international attribution and performance standards.

Why Teams Choose Fluxsy

We are seasoned operators rather than vendors, and the same senior people who scope the work do the work. We optimise for unit economics rather than activity volume. We build systems you own permanently. And we engineer for the current search and advertising landscape, in which cookie-based pixels degrade under browser restrictions and answer engines increasingly mediate discovery.

Frequently Asked Questions

What actually happens during the growth diagnostic call?
We skip the sales pitch and perform a live audit of your conversion leaks and attribution integrity. You leave with a roadmap identifying your highest-leverage growth constraints, whether or not you engage us.
What does an engagement cost?
Every engagement is a monthly retainer priced on scope — $2,500–$6,000 per month in the US, ₹1,00,000–₹5,00,000 in India, £2,200–£5,000 in the UK, AED 4,000–AED 10,000 in the UAE, A$3,000–A$7,000 in Australia, C$3,000–C$7,000 in Canada, S$3,000–S$7,000 in Singapore and €2,500–€5,000 in Europe — depending on the number of channels and markets and how much tracking and CRM work is involved.
Do you charge a percentage of ad spend?
No. Percentage-of-spend billing pays the agency more when your budget grows, whether or not the growth was profitable. We price on the scope of the work, so our incentive is tied to the system working rather than to the media budget expanding.
Who owns the systems and data you build?
You do, entirely. Every model, script, server-side tracking configuration, CRM playbook and dashboard stays in your accounts under your credentials. We do not hold code hostage or withhold access.
How long before we see results?
Tracking and measurement fixes usually show within two to four weeks, because they correct data you are already collecting. Acquisition and funnel changes typically need one to two full buying cycles before the result is readable.
How does server-side Conversions API control CAC?
Server-side Conversions API transmits purchase data directly to Meta and Google, bypassing client-side ad blockers and browser restrictions. That stabilises the optimisation signal the bidding models learn from, which prevents acquisition costs inflating on degraded data.
Do you work with companies outside India?
Yes. We are based in Bengaluru and work with companies across the US, UK, UAE, Singapore and Australia. Most engagements run remotely, with working hours overlapping the client's timezone.
Why are flat agency retainers and percentage-of-spend models flawed?
Both reward higher ad budgets regardless of profitability. Fluxsy aligns compensation with project milestones and unit-margin stability instead, so the commercial incentive matches the outcome you are buying.