Software Development & Digital Marketing
Built to your brief. Grown to your numbers.
You bring the requirement. We bring engineers and marketers who work as one team — so what ships is exactly what you specified, and it actually reaches the people it was built for.
Taking on new projects this quarter — discovery calls booked within 48 hours
What we do
Scoped to your requirements, delivered by one team
We start from your brief, not a template. Engineering and marketing then sit in the same standup — so the site is fast because rankings depend on it, the analytics are right because the campaigns depend on them, and nobody gets to blame the other agency.
Web Development
Marketing sites, web applications and commerce platforms built for Core Web Vitals, crawlability and conversion — not just for the design review.
- Next.js, React & headless CMS builds
- Commerce and subscription platforms
- Technical SEO built in, not bolted on
- Core Web Vitals in the green at launch
Mobile Development
Native and cross-platform apps that ship on schedule and survive the app store review — with the release pipeline and crash reporting set up before launch day.
- iOS and Android, native or React Native
- Offline-first and real-time architectures
- App Store & Play Store submission handled
- CI/CD, crash reporting and phased rollout
Blockchain & Web3
Smart contracts, tokenisation and on-chain integrations — specified in writing, adversarially tested, and audit-ready before mainnet.
- Solidity and Rust smart contracts
- Tokenisation and digital assets
- Invariant and fuzz test coverage
- Third-party audit managed for you
AI & Automation
Workflow automation and applied AI, scoped against the hours they actually save — and measured ninety days later to prove they saved them.
- Process audit ranked by payback
- System and CRM integration
- Document extraction and drafting
- Human approval on anything consequential
Digital Marketing
SEO, content and paid acquisition run as one system against pipeline targets — reported in revenue, not impressions.
- Technical & content SEO programmes
- Google Ads, Meta and LinkedIn acquisition
- Conversion rate optimisation and testing
- Attribution and revenue reporting
Portfolio
A decade of work still in production
Selected engagements across software and growth. Many of these systems have been running — and being maintained by us — for years.
Field operations platform
Venaxx Logistics
A dispatcher platform and driver app built in 2014 and still in daily use across three countries. We have maintained and extended it continuously since launch.
Subscription commerce storefront
OrdrrPay
Headless storefront with subscription billing, rebuilt for speed and paired with the acquisition programme that grew it. Now in its fourth year of retained work.
Regulated onboarding flow
Wassira Fintech
A fourteen-step KYC journey rebuilt as a saved, resumable process — completion up substantially without weakening a single compliance control.
Clinic network consolidation
Medcross Healthcare
Nine competing location sites consolidated into one architecture with proper local schema, then a condition-led content library mapped to patient intent.
Why LexicMedia
The handover problem, solved
The most expensive line in a digital budget is not a developer or a media spend. It is the six weeks lost every time work crosses from the people who built it to the people who have to sell it.
Senior people, named on your account
You meet the engineers and strategists who do the work in the first call, and they stay on the account. No bait-and-switch to juniors after signature.
Overlapping hours, wherever you are
Teams are staffed to hold at least four hours of overlap with your working day, so reviews and escalations happen live instead of on a 24-hour cycle.
You own everything from day one
Repositories, cloud accounts, analytics and ad accounts are created under your ownership. We work inside them. Nothing is held hostage.
Reported in revenue, not activity
Monthly reporting ties every sprint and every campaign to pipeline. If a workstream cannot be tied to an outcome, we stop doing it.
How engagements run
Four phases, no mystery
You always know which phase you are in, what is being decided, and what it costs before it starts.
Reveal
A working session on your commercial goal, the competitive set and the technical constraints. You leave with a written scope, timeline and fixed price — at no cost.
Accelerate
Two-week sprints with a demo at the end of each. Architecture, SEO foundations and analytics are set in the first sprint, not retrofitted in the last.
Transform
Launch with monitoring, phased rollout and a 30-day defect warranty. Acquisition campaigns go live against something that is already instrumented.
Optimise
Continuous iteration on the evidence: rankings, funnel drop-off, cohort retention. Monthly reporting against pipeline, reviewed with you.
You stay in control
A named delivery lead, a demo every two weeks, and no change to scope or budget without your sign-off in writing.
Selected work
Outcomes we were hired to produce
Engagements that show the pattern: build and growth run together, measured against a commercial number agreed up front.
Placeholder — replace with real client data
Food ordering · Germany · iOS + Android + Backend
From bakery pickup to an enterprise canteen platform
ToOrdr began in Germany in 2019 as a way to reserve fresh bread before it sold out. Six years and three major versions later the same platform runs staffed canteens and corporate lunch programmes for third-party employers. It was the first product LexicMedia built, and the client is still with us.
App downloads
Third generation
Continuous development
Food export · Jeddah · Web + Apps + ERP
A 36-year-old exporter, rebuilt around one system
Arabian Food Corp came to us in 2019 for a brochure. They wanted something their export peers would take seriously. That brochure became the website, then mobile apps, then third-party integrations, then the ERP the business now runs on. We are still working on it.
App downloads
Orders processed
Client trading history
Marketplace · Canada · iOS + Android
“I want a product like UberEats” — and then we never stopped
One line from the client started it. What followed was a full three-sided delivery ecosystem for the Canadian market — customer apps, courier apps, restaurant tooling and the operations behind them — built, scaled and rebuilt as demand and local expectations moved.
App downloads
Orders delivered
Sides of the marketplace
Client voices
What it is like to work with us
Placeholder — replace with real client data
They found a technical problem in week one that two previous agencies had billed us to ignore.
VP Marketing, B2B SaaS
The estimate they gave in the first week is the number we paid. In this industry that is genuinely unusual.
Founder, Marketplace
of clients re-engage us within twelve months of a first project.
Having the developers and the growth team in one room ended an argument we had been having with vendors for two years.
COO, D2C Commerce
We asked three firms for a fixed price. LexicMedia was the only one that gave us a written scope instead of a range.
CTO, Fintech
They told us to cut a workstream that was not paying for itself. That is when I knew we had the right partner.
Head of Growth, Healthcare
Nineteen weeks, on the date they promised, at the price they quoted. I have not had that from an agency before.
Operations Director, Logistics
From the founder
I did not set out to build an agency. I set out to build relationships that outlast the projects behind them.
LexicMedia grew the way most durable things do — slowly, and on the back of people who came back. Software we shipped more than a decade ago is still running in production today: still maintained, still earning for the businesses that own it. In an industry that rebuilds everything every three years, that longevity is the credential I trust most.
Anyone can win a project. Remaining the partner a client calls first, eight or ten years later, is a different discipline. It means telling them when not to spend. It means fixing what we shipped without being chased for it. It means treating a client’s budget with the same care we would treat our own, because the relationship is worth more than any single invoice.
So we measure ourselves on retention rather than pitch wins. Most of our work each year comes from clients we already have, or from people they sent to us. If we are still the team you call in five years, we did the job properly.
Founder, LexicMedia Solutions
Write to me directly: preeti@lexicmedia.com
Questions
Before you get in touch
Most engagements begin within two weeks of a signed proposal. Discovery calls are usually booked within 48 hours of your enquiry, and you receive a written scope with timeline and pricing within five working days.
Yes. We work with clients across North America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific. Our teams maintain overlapping hours with your timezone so that stand-ups, reviews and escalations happen in real time rather than overnight.
That is the core reason clients choose us. The same team that ships your product also runs the SEO, content and paid acquisition behind it, so technical decisions and growth decisions are made together instead of being handed between agencies.
Defined-scope projects are quoted at a fixed price against a written specification. Ongoing product and growth work runs on a monthly retainer with a named team. There are no hourly surprises and no charge for the discovery call or the proposal.
You do, from day one. Repositories, cloud infrastructure, analytics properties and ad accounts are created under your ownership and we work inside them. Nothing is held hostage if the engagement ends.
Every build includes a 30-day warranty on defects. Beyond that, most clients move onto a support and growth retainer covering monitoring, iteration, performance work and marketing execution.
Next step
A 30-minute call will tell you more than any deck
Bring the problem you are actually trying to solve. We will tell you what it takes, what it costs, and whether we are the right people for it.
Not ready to brief a project?
Ask one question. A senior person answers it — no pitch, no call booked.