Growth Retainer
Paid, organic and lifecycle marketing run as one measured system with a single revenue dashboard.
Retainer · 12-week cycles
We audit your site, search and ads before you pay us a rupee — then fix the highest-impact gap first. One strategist owns the work, reports weekly against a single metric, and you keep everything we build.
Free 30-minute review · No obligation · Written findings either way
Twelve disciplines, briefed once and coordinated by a single strategist. Each engagement reports against one primary metric.
Paid, organic and lifecycle marketing run as one measured system with a single revenue dashboard.
Retainer · 12-week cyclesWordPress and WooCommerce builds engineered for Core Web Vitals, search and conversion.
Project · 6–10 weeksEditorial, social and video content planned around search demand and sales objections.
Retainer · monthlyIdentity systems, collateral and design languages that stay consistent from ad unit to product.
Sprint · 4 weeks


IT & SaaS · WordPress · Divi
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Every number below is visible in an export you can open yourself. We quote nothing we cannot show you — and you keep the raw reports whether you stay with us or not.

Five commitments that shape how every engagement is scoped, built and reported.
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I was stuck trying to make my startup fashion brand look distinctive — we could not settle on a logo or a palette that showed our vibe. The team at ZaviFx built the whole visual identity and the graphic assets that go with it.
Four specialists, one brief — strategy, build, search and design, coordinated as a single team.




Thirteen platforms, one stack. Hover a logo to see what we use it for.
Most audits are 90-page PDFs nobody reads. Here is the version we ship as tickets.
Caching plugins are the last 10%. Here is the 90% nobody wants to hear.
Editor experience, speed budgets and the real cost of each path.
Six stages, every engagement — whether it is a four-week brand sprint or a year-long growth retainer. You get written deliverables at each one.
Business goals, offer economics and what "qualified" means for your sales team.
Analytics, funnel, competitor and keyword analysis. Findings are shared in writing.
A 90-day roadmap with owners, budget split and the metric each workstream moves.
Flows, interface design and development on a documented design system.
Speed budgets, accessibility passes, tracking plan and a launch checklist.
Reporting cadence, experiment backlog and quarterly re-forecasting.
Straight answers, no sales choreography. If yours is not here, ask it on the call — we will answer that just as plainly.
With a free 30-minute review. We look at your site, search visibility and ad account before the call, then send written findings — the gaps we found, what we would fix first, and what it costs. You get that whether or not you hire us.
Yes. Roughly a third of our work is UK, UAE, Singapore and US clients. We keep two overlapping hours with your timezone for calls, and everything else runs asynchronously in a shared workspace you can read at any time.
Both. Websites and rebrands run as fixed-scope projects with a fixed price. SEO, content and paid media run monthly because they compound. No lock-in either way — retainers are cancellable with 30 days notice.
You do — the site, the code, the ad accounts, the analytics, the design files. Everything is created inside your own accounts from day one, so nothing is hostage to us if you leave.
One strategist owns your account and reports weekly against a single agreed metric. You get a short written note every week and a full review every month, with the raw dashboards open to you the whole time.
Proposals go out within 48 hours of the call. Once approved, discovery starts the same week — most WordPress builds ship in 4–6 weeks, and SEO groundwork begins immediately rather than waiting for a new site.
A 30-minute consultation, then a written summary of what we would fix first — in priority order, with effort and expected impact. No pitch deck.