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What we do, who it is for, and what is included.

Four pillars, covering everything from the domain name to the printed brochure. Kept short on purpose, and every one links to a working demonstration in the Foundry so you can see it rather than read about it.

Full scope

Everything Arohan takes on, grouped under the four pillars. If a business needs it to run online or in print, it is on this list or it is honestly out of scope.

Websites & digital

  • Digital strategy
  • Websites
  • Hosting
  • Domains and DNS
  • Business email systems
  • Automation
  • Digital transformation
  • Consulting

Security & protection

  • Cybersecurity audits
  • DNS, TLS and hosting hardening
  • Spam and bot protection
  • Backup and recovery review

Brand, design & print

  • Branding and identity
  • Graphic design
  • Print and business collateral
  • Brochures and stationery
  • Video

Marketing & real estate

  • Marketing
  • Social media
  • Listing and agent marketing
  • AI virtual staging
01

Websites & digital

The site, the hosting, the domain and the business email behind it. Custom-built and deployed, not a theme with your logo dropped in.

Who it is for

Small businesses and professionals who need a site, and the plumbing under it, that carries the same weight as the work they do.

See it in actionWhy premium design measurably matters
What is includedDesign and build
  • Digital strategy: what the site has to do before a pixel is drawn
  • Custom design and hand-built front end, fast on every connection
  • Domain, DNS, hosting and business email set up in your own accounts
  • Automation of the manual steps around the site, where it saves real time
  • Deployment documented, and a handover you can actually maintain
02

Security & protection

A plain-English review of what your site exposes, and the hardening that follows: DNS, certificates, hosting, headers, backups and spam defences.

Who it is for

Business owners who have a site but no idea who set it up, where it lives, or whether it is quietly at risk.

See it in actionAnatomy of a secure site
What is includedTechnical
  • DNS records and registrar configuration review
  • SSL/TLS and certificate chain check
  • Hosting and deployment surface review
  • Security headers, and spam and bot protection on every form
  • Written findings, ranked, with what to fix first
03

Brand, design & print

Identity, graphic design, print collateral and video that hold together as one system rather than a pile of one-off files.

Who it is for

Businesses whose work is better than their materials, and who are tired of explaining that in meetings.

See it in actionIdentity studio
What is includedDesign and build
  • Logo refinement or full identity
  • Business cards, letterhead and stationery
  • Print and digital brochure suites, and business collateral
  • Custom icon sets, visual language, and short video and motion pieces
  • Print-ready and web-ready exports, organised
04

Marketing & real estate

Social media, campaign material, listing content, agent branding and AI virtual staging, built for how GTA buyers actually look.

Who it is for

Businesses and realtors who want their marketing, and their listings, to look like the price point they are selling at.

See it in actionVirtual staging, before and after
What is includedDesign and build
  • Social media presence, set up and kept consistent with the brand
  • Campaign and outreach material, print and digital
  • Agent and team branding, and listing collateral
  • AI virtual staging with perspective-locked furniture placement
  • Disclosure-aware staging that respects Ontario and TRREB norms
What it costs

From a focused piece of collateral to a full website, audit and brand system. Most projects fall between a few hundred and a few thousand dollars, and you will get a clear scope before anything is agreed.

Nothing is charged before a scope is written down and agreed. If a project is not a fit, that gets said early rather than quoted at.

Before you ask

The six questions that come up before a first conversation, answered the way they would be answered on the phone.

How much does a project cost?
Most projects fall between a few hundred and a few thousand dollars, depending on how much of the picture is involved. A single brochure and a full website with an audit behind it are different questions. You will get a written scope with the number in it before anything is agreed, and nothing is charged before that.
How long does it take?
It depends entirely on scope, so an honest answer now is worth less than a date in writing later. The scope you agree to includes the timeline, and it is set once the work is actually understood rather than guessed at in a first email.
Do I have to take all four services?
No. Plenty of engagements are one thing: a logo refinement, a security audit, a brochure. The reason the four sit together is that one person can carry all of them when a project turns out to need more than it started as, which happens more often than not.
Who actually does the work?
Harsh does. There is no team to hand you to and no account manager between you and the person building the thing. That is the point of the arrangement, and it is also why scope gets agreed carefully rather than optimistically.
What are the Foundry downloads, and can I use them?
The Foundry is concept work: interactive tools that generate a starting point from choices you make. What you download is yours to use for your own business, including commercially, with no fee and no attribution. You cannot resell it as a template. The terms page says this in full.
How quickly will I hear back?
Within two hours, in practice, and it will be Harsh rather than an autoresponder. If something is urgent, the phone number on the contact page works.

Not sure which one you need? That is normal.

Most engagements start as one thing and turn out to need two. The Maple Overseas engagement started with a brochure and ended with a security audit.