Bespoke work, priced for the work.
We don't run one rate card for every client, because a landing-page fix and a Gulf market entry aren't the same job. Here's how a price actually gets built — and the three shapes an engagement usually takes.
Engagement models
Most clients start in one of these. All three can include any service from the full list.
Project-based
A fixed scope, a fixed price
- A single deliverable — a campaign launch, a shoot, a landing page, a market-entry test
- Quoted after a scope call, paid in milestones
- No ongoing commitment once it ships
Monthly engagement
A team on retainer, month to month
- Paid media management, creative and reporting run continuously
- Scope reset every month against results, not a fixed contract term
- No lock-in period — leave with 30 days' notice
Orion implementation
Set-up, then a subscription
- One-time implementation: migration, configuration, training
- Ongoing subscription by user count and modules enabled
- Scales from a single warehouse to a multi-entity, multi-currency operation
What actually moves the number
Two clients asking for "paid media management" can get quotes ten times apart. This is why.
Ad spend under management
Managing ₹2 lakh a month and ₹20 lakh a month is a different job — more budget usually means a lower management fee as a percentage, not a higher one.
Number of markets
One country on one language is simpler than India plus the GCC in three languages with separate compliance rules.
Production load
A monthly content calendar is a different commitment from a quarterly TVC shoot with a full crew.
Regulated-industry review
Healthcare and finance creative goes through an extra compliance pass before it runs — that time is quoted honestly, not buried.
Orion modules & users
Inventory alone costs less to run than inventory, CRM, finance and asset management together across every branch.
How much exists already
A brand with a messaging map and clean tracking starts cheaper than one where we're building both from zero first.
Indicative tiers
A starting shape for budgeting — the real number depends on modules, users and data migration. Ask for a quote once you know roughly where you sit.
Starter
Single location, core operations
- Inventory and order-to-cash
- Single entity, single currency
- Up to ~10 users
- Standard onboarding & training
Growth
Multi-branch, growing partner network
- Inventory, CRM, assets, finance
- Multiple branches, one country
- Partner & commission management
- Role-based dashboards
Enterprise
Cross-border, multi-entity operations
- All 16 modules, full customisation
- Multi-entity, multi-currency consolidation
- Dedicated implementation team
- Priority support & integrations
Indicative only — every Orion quote is built against your actual module list, user count and migration scope.
How a quote gets built
Send a brief
What you sell, what you've tried, and what a good outcome looks like — via the contact page.
A scope call
Short, specific, and focused on the factors above rather than a generic sales pitch.
A written quote
Line items, not a lump sum — so you can see exactly what's driving the price.
Start, on your terms
Project-based work starts on milestone payments; retainers start month to month, cancellable with 30 days' notice.