Idle capital waits quietly. Deployed capital builds an engine.
Enterprise is the level for a business that already holds capital in reserve and would rather point part of it at its own customer acquisition. Super Campaigns running three to ten at a time, Sattvik Gift Hampers following every closed lead, and a lead pool that stops being a list and starts being an asset you own.
Money sitting still quietly loses purchasing power every year.
Nobody notices it happen. There is no bad quarter, no dramatic morning, no line in the accounts that says so. A reserve held back for safety simply buys a little less each year than it bought the year before, and the gap widens slowly enough that it never feels urgent.
That is an observation about business capital, not a prediction and not advice. Every owner already runs the same calculation on stock, on staff, on premises — is this money doing as much work as it could be doing somewhere else in the business?
Enterprise simply puts customer acquisition on that same table. Not as a replacement for anything you hold in reserve, but as one more place a portion of working capital can be deployed — into an engine that belongs to you, produces enquiries you own, and carries forward instead of resetting.
The reserve was never the problem. Leaving all of it idle by default is the habit worth questioning.
Every other level buys you capability. This one buys you scale.
Foundation answers AI pressure. Growth answers competitors moving faster. Transform answers rented platforms getting expensive. Enterprise carries all three — then removes the last ceiling, which is how much you can have in the market at the same time.
Everything in Transform, then three things only Enterprise has.
The stack underneath is the whole system — creative, live media, dashboards, your own app. What changes at this level is volume, aftercare, and what you are left holding at the end of the year.
Super Campaigns
Three to ten or more campaigns running simultaneously instead of one after another. Different categories, different offers, different audiences — all live inside the same quarter.
Sattvik Gift Hampers
A hamper follows every closed lead. The moment someone commits to you becomes the moment they remember you — and the reason they tell somebody else.
Compounding lead-pool ownership
Every campaign feeds a lead pool that stays with your business. Quarter after quarter it grows into an asset on your side of the table rather than a list that empties.
- Super Campaigns — three to ten or more campaigns live at once.
- Sattvik Gift Hampers — sent on closed leads.
- Compounding lead pool — owned by your business, carried forward.
- Your own WOW Campaigns PWA with push notifications.
- Frame.io approvals in real time, from wherever you are.
- Access to the WOW Offers platform.
- Unbranded assets — the work carries your name, not ours.
- The full dashboard suite, live.
- Quarterly Lead Evolution report.
- Referral rewards programme.
- WOW Invites — AI drafted, human edited, human finished.
- Live ad campaigns managed end to end.
- Lead performance, lead source and lead qualification tracking.
- Revenue tracking against every campaign.
Nearly half the fee is media, not overhead.
At current launch pricing, 45% of every rupee of your monthly fee is deployed straight back into live ad spend behind your own campaigns. At Enterprise that spend is spread across three to ten campaigns at once rather than concentrated on one.
The remainder funds what the media needs in order to work — professional creative, campaign management, the dashboards, and the lead system that catches everything the ads bring in.
After the launch period this reinvestment reduces to 28%. A contract signed now holds the higher rate for its entire term.
Sold by the quarter. One quarter is three campaigns.
Enterprise is ₹80,000 per month at current launch pricing. There is no cart and no checkout at this level — it is quoted as a written proposal, line by line, so you can see exactly what you are agreeing to before you agree to it.
You choose the length
Three, six, nine or twelve months. Longer terms carry a lower monthly rate, and the rate you sign at is the rate you hold for the whole term.
We prepare a written proposal
Your categories, your campaign schedule, your commission floor and any add-ons, priced individually. You receive a document, not a payment page.
The quarter runs as Super Campaigns
Three campaigns make a quarter. At Enterprise they run in parallel rather than in sequence, so far more of your offer is in the market at any one moment.
The lead pool carries forward
Every enquiry the campaigns produce lands in a pool that belongs to your business and follows you into the next quarter, and the one after that.
| Term | Loyalty reward now | After the launch period | Enterprise, per month |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 monthsOne quarter · three campaigns | Full rate | Full rate | ₹80,000 |
| 6 months | 10% off | 10% off | ₹80,000before the reward is applied |
| 9 months | 15% off | 12% off | ₹80,000before the reward is applied |
| 12 months | 20% off | 15% off | ₹80,000before the reward is applied |
What changes after the launch period
Enterprise moves from ₹80,000 to ₹112,000 per month — a rise of 40%. Ad reinvestment drops from 45% of the fee to 28%. The loyalty rewards narrow from 10 / 15 / 20% to 10 / 12 / 15%. Commission floors rise across all three sectors.
A contract signed during the launch period holds every one of those terms for its full length. That is the whole of the urgency here. There is no countdown, no invented deadline and no scarcity — only the plain fact that today's terms are better than tomorrow's, and they travel with the contract.
The full case for deploying business capital.
Enterprise is the level where the conversation stops being about marketing and starts being about allocation. Capital held in reserve, capital in the business, capital pointed at the thing that brings customers in — these are choices a business makes every year, usually without ever writing them down side by side.
We wrote them down side by side. The investment case sets out the alternatives an Indian business actually weighs, the indicative yields commonly quoted against each, and the concerns that come attached — then makes the argument for treating your own customer-acquisition engine as one of the options on that list.
It is a business argument, plainly made, with its limits stated openly.
Nothing on this page is financial or investment advice. WOW Campaigns is not a financial product, a fund or an investment vehicle, and we do not promise, project or imply a return of any kind. Any yield, inflation or tax figures referenced in the investment case are indicative market context about other uses of capital — never a statement about ours, and never a comparison of WOW to a regulated instrument. What is described here is the deployment of business capital into your own customer-acquisition engine, in the same way a business allocates capital to stock, staff or premises. Please take your own professional advice before making any financial decision.
The questions we get asked about Enterprise.
What is a Super Campaign, exactly?
Several campaigns live at the same time rather than one after another — three to ten or more, running simultaneously across different categories, offers and audiences. A quarter is still three campaigns as a unit of work; Enterprise changes how many of them can be in the market together.
Can I buy Enterprise from the shop?
No, and that is deliberate. Every level contract is prepared as a written proposal so the schedule, the commission floor and the add-ons are agreed before any money moves. The shop carries single campaigns, which are a separate product — a one-off push, or an extra activation alongside a contract you already hold.
How does the performance commission work?
Alongside the monthly fee there is a commission on closed leads. At current launch terms the floors are 12% for Social, 15% for Corporate and 7% for Real Estate. After the launch period those floors rise to 15%, 20% and 9%. Your exact figure is set in your proposal, and a contract signed now holds it.
What are WOW Offers Sub-Campaigns?
A short five to ten second video placed on the WOW Offers platform. It is a benefit for clients who already hold a main contract — never sold on its own and never a way to start. On sub-campaigns we deliver the leads and take a commission only on closed sales; there is nothing to pay up front and no other service attached. Enterprise includes WOW Offers access, so it is available to you.
Can I add extras on top of the contract?
Yes. Budget top-ups, an account manager, priority handling, landing pages, festival activations, WhatsApp API, QR kits, gift hampers and more can each be added to a quarter. They are listed with their prices on additional activations. A single campaign from the shop can also sit on top of a live contract when a particular moment needs one.
Is Enterprise the right place to start?
Often it is not, and we will say so. If AI-fast competitors are the pressure you feel most, start at Foundation. If rivals moving quicker is the problem, Growth. If ad costs on rented platforms are the problem, Transform. Enterprise is for the business whose constraint is scale and whose capital is already sitting still. Put them side by side on compare all plans.
What happens at the end of a quarter?
The next quarter begins with everything the last one built — the lead pool, the dashboards, the creative library and the Lead Evolution report showing what moved and why. That carry-forward is the entire point of buying by the quarter rather than by the campaign.
Still deciding? Ask us the awkward version of the question — general enquiry, or book a call.
The money can keep waiting. Or it can start working.
Enterprise is ₹80,000 per month at current launch pricing and ₹112,000 after. A contract signed during the launch period holds its rate, its 45% ad reinvestment and its loyalty reward for the full term. Nothing needs deciding today except whether it is worth a conversation.
Akomic Design Studio — WOW Campaigns India & United Kingdom