Results from accounts I run today
Every number below comes from a live account, with spend and outcome, not reach or views.
Bengaluru founders tend to ask for CAC, ROAS and payback, not impressions. These are the numbers I report on.
- D2C brand: ₹50L/month in Meta revenue at 5.5x ROAS, peaking at 6x
- Real estate: CPL cut from ₹600 to ₹150–₹200; 2,500+ leads a month on a ₹5L Meta budget
- Amazon: ACoS down from 28% to 17%, with conversion efficiency up 18%; portfolios up to ₹17L/month
- Hospitality: 2–3x engagement growth after a creative and audience rework
Who I work best with in Bengaluru
Bengaluru is India's D2C and startup capital, and it has a busy real estate and education market too. That matches the mix I manage now, with individual budgets from a few lakhs a month up to ₹17L.
- D2C and e-commerce brands growing on Meta, Google or Amazon
- Startups that need paid acquisition tied to CAC and payback, not vanity metrics
- Real estate projects in Whitefield, Sarjapur Road and North Bengaluru that need qualified site visits
- Edtech, coaching and wellness brands filling enrolment pipelines
How working together runs
First I learn what a good month looks like for you: revenue targets, acceptable cost per lead and the metrics your team tracks. Then I audit what exists, fix tracking first and rebuild the account. Campaigns are QA'd by my team before they spend a rupee, and I test one thing at a time so we know why something works.
You get a dashboard and a regular review with straight answers: what worked, what didn't, what changes next. Campaigns run inside your own Meta, Google and Amazon accounts, so you keep the account, pixel history, audiences and creative.