Media plan in 48 hours
Describe the product, GEO and budget — we come back with a plan: sources, volumes, cost-per-action forecast and platform requirements.
We clarify the product and GEO, and within 48 hours send a media plan: sources, volumes, cost-per-action forecast, platform requirements. Then — contract and test.
MENA and Web3
CIS and Central Asia
What to include in the request
Six items that shorten the path to a media plan from a week to two days. None of them is mandatory — but every missing answer we will ask for on the call anyway.
A landing page or an app, so we can look at the funnel ourselves.
Where you are allowed to operate: that decides which sources are open at all.
Countries, and what you count as a result: a deposit, a trade, an active address.
An order of magnitude, not an exact figure. Below $10,000 a test produces no statistics.
Sources, agencies, numbers. There is no reason to repeat someone else’s mistakes at your expense.
What is set up: postbacks, events, the attribution window. “Nothing” is also an answer.
What happens next
Inquiry and first call
You submit a request, we reply within one business day. On the first call we learn the product, GEO, licence and target action. If we see it is not a fit, we say so right away and explain why.
Brief and audit
We fill a brief from a template: product, funnel, current traffic, what has been tried, the budget range. In parallel we check which sources are available for your GEO and licence.
Media plan and forecast
We build a media plan split by source, GEO and week. Each source comes with a forecast: volume, click cost, step-by-step conversion, expected cost per action. We show where every number comes from.
Approval and contract
We discuss the plan, revise it, approve it. We sign a contract or IO with an annex fixing GEOs, sources, volume and targets. Tracking and event forwarding are set up before launch.
The full process up to launch — on the About page.
What people ask most often
We already had a bad experience with influencers+
Almost always the same reason: paying for reach without measuring an action. We set a promo code and a deep link per creator, cut underperformers in the first week and reallocate the budget.
Our niche does not pass moderation+
That is exactly our specialisation. Search and paid social are closed — creators remain. Scripts pass a legal review against market requirements.
We have no end-to-end analytics+
On the first flight we measure by promo codes and a "how did you hear about us" field, and help set up basic tracking in parallel. Without it we do not launch a second flight.
We are afraid the creator will go off-script+
The script provides anchor points; the creator picks the words — that is what makes the video work. Final cut is approved before publication.
The rest of the questions — in the FAQ, including payment and the fee.