Nexic Technologies runs digital marketing, paid advertising and SEO for brands in Pakistan and the UK, and builds the design, video, websites and apps that campaign work depends on. One team, so the ads and the landing page are never arguing with each other.
Islamabad & Manchester
Build, market, and creative under one roof. The people who scope your project are the ones who write the code and answer the pager afterwards.
Content, email, and lifecycle run as one system against one dashboard. Every activity ties back to pipeline rather than to impressions.
Channel strategy, a publishing calendar your team can actually sustain, and community management that sounds like a person rather than a policy.
Campaigns built around a tracked conversion, with creative tested weekly and budget moved toward whatever is currently working.
Technical fixes applied rather than listed, content built around the queries that convert, and local visibility for the places you actually trade in.
Brand identity and the everyday assets that keep it consistent, plus short-form edits and motion graphics delivered in every ratio your channels need.
Marketing sites that load fast and rank, and web applications that hold up once the traffic is real. Built on frameworks your next developer will already recognise.
Native-feeling iOS and Android from one codebase, or fully native when the hardware demands it. Taken through store review, instrumented from the first build.
Autonomous agents wired into real workflows, not a chatbot bolted onto a homepage. Tool use, retrieval, and evaluation harnesses that tell you when quality drifts.
Marketing, design and development under one roof, so the campaign, the creative and the page it lands on are built by people who talk to each other. Every engagement opens with the numbers we intend to move, and closes by showing whether we moved them.
Four pieces that show the range: paid social that moved revenue, a storefront, and a product build. The rest are on the work page.
Most failed projects were doomed in week two and discovered in month six. Ours are structured so the expensive surprises surface while they're still cheap.
A short, paid discovery. We interview your team, read the existing code, and write down what success actually looks like, in numbers, not adjectives.
Every project has one thing that might not work. We build that first, in isolation, before anyone commits a budget to the parts we already know how to do.
Two-week cycles against a live staging environment. You get a Slack channel, a demo every second Thursday, and commit access from the first day.
Runbooks, architecture notes, and a paired handover with your engineers. We stay on retainer if you want us, but the goal is that you don't need to.
We stay at 6+ people so every project gets senior attention. There is no bench, no juniors learning on your budget, and no account manager between you and the engineers.
Working hours
Wherever you are, Nexic staffs your project from the office with the most overlap, never fewer than four shared hours a day.
If your question is not here, send it over and you will get a straight answer, not a discovery call.
We keep at least four hours of overlap with every client. Teams are staffed from the office closest to you, and every decision that matters is written down so nothing depends on catching someone awake.
Discovery is a fixed fee, usually between $12k and $20k depending on scope. Build phases run as monthly retainers priced by team size. You get a written estimate before anything starts, and we do not bill for work you have not approved.
You do, from the first commit. We work in your repository under your licence, and the handover includes runbooks, architecture notes, and a paired walkthrough with your engineers.
Discovery usually begins within two to three weeks. We deliberately keep one team unallocated so urgent work does not wait a quarter for a slot.
Retainers run month to month with 30 days' notice. There is no termination fee and no clause that holds your codebase hostage.
Send a paragraph or a 40-page spec. Either works. You'll get a real reply from an engineer within one business day, and a no-obligation scoping call if it looks like a fit.
