Who we serve · Smaller teams

Authority on a budget is a sequencing problem, not a discount problem.

A team without a content function does not need a smaller version of everything. It needs the one artifact that carries the argument, and then the second one, once the first has earned it. The entry point is designed to be survivable: from ₹8,000 for one article, ₹99,000/mo for a program.

If the budget is…
BudgetFirst moveWhat it buysPrice
One articleA short article stating the position in public.A URL you can send.₹8,000
A single projectOne pillar, 5,000 words or more.The URL the category reckons with.₹80,000
About ₹99,000/mo a monthVoice Starter on one platform.A founder who becomes findable.₹99,000/mo
Judgment, not outputStrategist, 20-hour block.Positioning, an editorial audit.₹80,000
One consequential momentA speech, a positioning pack, a crisis brief.The hard thing, said once.from ₹50,000
Ready to compoundVoice Standard: two channels, weekly call, data pieces, a placed byline.A leader the category argues with.₹1,49,000/mo
The pattern we see

What a small team actually needs.

01One voice, one channel, done properlyNot a presence on six platforms. A founder findable on the one where the buyers are.
02The artifact that carries the argumentOne pillar the category has to reckon with beats a resource hub nobody reads.
03Positioning before productionTwenty hours of strategist time often removes the need for the next three months of content.
The equation

The smallest engagement capable of making the idea travel. Not the largest one you would agree to. We would rather recommend a ₹99,000/mo plan that works than a plan three times the size that gets paused in month three.

Nine of the twelve engagements in the case library started on a single practice and expanded on evidence rather than on a proposal.
The rule we apply
What we run for you

What we run for a smaller team.

CapabilityWhat it solvesPractice
Founder voice programOne platform, twelve pieces a month, senior-written.Thought leadership
One long-form a monthThe position, in public, with the counterargument.Editorial
Website copy refreshThe positioning, applied to the pages buyers actually read.Editorial
Sales deck narrativeThe argument the founder makes on calls, written down once.Decks
Announcement or launch noteWhen there is something to say, said once, correctly.Comms
Monthly reviewWhat moved, what to do next month, in 30 minutes.All
Feeds sit with Social Legendary

Daily social operations, community management and posting calendars are a different discipline. We write the founder's positions; Social Legendary runs the channels. Ask for both on one call.

Recommended lane · currency in the header

Start small. Scale on evidence.

No minimum spend. No lock-in. The entry point is designed to be survivable.

One article
The position, in public, this month.
₹8,000
One-time · 8 to 10 days
  • 20-minute recorded interview
  • 600 to 1,000 words, one position
  • Two revision rounds
  • Published under your name
  • Try the writing before the program
Article detail
Most chosen by small teams
Voice Starter
A founder or executive starting from nothing, on the one platform their buyers use.
₹99,000/mo
Single channel, essentials
  • 12 · Short-form posts
  • 1 hr + 30 min · Voice capture
  • 3 · Positions maintained
  • Monthly · Calendar
  • Weekly · Approval pass
  • Senior writer, Senior editor
As one-time units: ₹96,000
The system on top is included
Book a call
Strategist, 20 hours
Judgment before production.
₹80,000
₹4,000/hr · deliverable-first
  • Positioning and messaging architecture
  • Editorial audit of what exists
  • The one-page argument for sales
  • A calendar you could run yourself
  • Task only, no retainer
The Strategist lane
What we need from you

One recorded conversation with the founder. A weekly 30-minute approval pass. Honesty about the budget, so we recommend the smallest thing that works.

Not this

Not feeds, video, design production, ranking volume or paid distribution. Those sit with the sister studios, and we will say so on the first call.

From the case library

Two small teams, one artifact each to start.

Case 05 · Clean beauty, founder bookIndia
62K
Founder followers from a book launch
62K
An owned weekly letter with a compounding list. The launch became an owned-audience system rather than a six-week campaign.
VoiceCommsInbound
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Case 06 · 42-attorney legal practiceUnited States
42
RFP inclusions in a year
42
18 answer-surface queries where the firm is the citation of record. The public archive made a boutique the reference on a regulation.
EditorialDecksInbound
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FAQ

Questions we get

Is ₹8,000 really a senior writer?
Yes. A short article is a real unit: a 20-minute recorded call, one position, 600 to 1,000 words, a senior pass, two revisions. It is priced to be the thing you try first.
We cannot afford a monthly plan yet. What should we do?
One pillar. A 5,000-word piece the category has to reckon with, refreshed quarterly at the same price, is the highest-leverage single artifact a small team can own. Then a short article a month until the program makes sense.
Do you do social media for small teams?
Not the feeds. Social Legendary runs channels and community. We write the founder's positions and the long-form. Most small teams need the founder voice first and the feed second.
What if we outgrow the plan?
Scale up a tier with 30 days notice. Same account, same editor, no re-onboarding fee because there is no re-onboarding: the voice library is already built.
Start with a conversation

Bring the budget and the idea. We will recommend the smallest thing that works.

Forty-eight hours before the call you receive an audit of your own authority gap. It takes us most of a day and we do it whether or not you buy anything.

Segment hero · a two-person team at a kitchen-table office