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What's slowing you down?

SOLUTIONS STUDIO

We solve business problems.

Honestly

Three ways to fix this.

The same five questions, answered three ways.

Question An agency Retainer and an account layer Hiring in-house Headcount and a job ad ABATA AI Operators who built this already
Time to start Weeks of scoping Weeks of scoping before anyone writes code ~3 months to hire Three months to a first hire, if the search goes well This week Twenty minutes, online, this week
What it costs ₹1–3L a month, retainer ₹1–3 lakh a month in India, $3,000–15,000 internationally — paid whether or not work happens that month, with change requests on top ₹12.5L a year, per engineer One AI engineer in Bengaluru averages ₹12.5 lakh a year, ₹8–22 lakh across the range — and about three months of that is paid before they start One fixed quote One fixed written quote after the diagnosis. No retainer by default, so a quiet month costs nothing.
Who actually builds it An account-managed team A team you are introduced to once, then account-managed Whoever you can hire The person you managed to hire, and whoever they can recruit next The people who built it The people who built EKVAAR OS and run it in their own stores
What you own at the end A dependency on them A deliverable, and a dependency on them to change it Everything, until they leave Everything — until they leave Code, accounts, infra Code, accounts and infrastructure, handed over
When the problem changes New contract, clock restarts A new statement of work, and the clock starts again Wrong skills, hire again You have the wrong specialism, and hiring starts over The build changes with it The build changes with it — that is the standing service, not a new project

Everything the studio does

Filter the catalogue.

19 services across four engines. Open the one you came for.

AI Agents 6
Voice agents VOX Support agents SUP Sales agents SAL Hiring agents HIR Automate multi-step work FLO Agents that speak Indian languages LNG
Websites & Apps 7
Websites WEB Shopify stores SHP Mobile apps APP Brand & logo BRD Open source, made usable OSS WhatsApp for business WAP Build my startup idea MVP
Audits 4
What are we overpaying for? AUD My site or app is slow PRF Why we don't rank SEO Accessibility check A11Y
Ready-Made 2
EKVAAR OS EKV Auto Job Apply AJA

The record

Small, and deliberately so.

2024 incorporated in Bengaluru
DPIIT recognised startup
4 delivery engines
19 services shipped

Who this is for

Pick the shape of your business.

The bottleneck is usually the same three or four problems wearing your industry’s clothes. Hover yours to see which ones we fix.

Clinics & dental See this sector → Retail & e-commerce See this sector → Real estate See this sector → Logistics See this sector → Education See this sector → Restaurants & cafés See this sector → Salons & spas See this sector → Hospitals & diagnostics See this sector → Manufacturing See this sector → Professional services See this sector →

Not listed? The shape of the problem matters more than the sector — tell us what is slowing you down.

How it works

Four steps, and you see each one.

Step 01

We find what it is actually costing you.

We map where the money or the time is leaking and tell you whether this is even the right thing to fix — including when the answer is that you should not build anything.

What working with us costs

One number, after the diagnosis.

We do not quote before we understand the bottleneck, and we do not bill for the conversation that gets us there.

One fixed quote

Set after the diagnosis. It does not move.

No retainer

A quiet month costs nothing.

You own it

Code, accounts and servers, handed over.

We stay on

Maintenance is the service, not an upsell.

Why there is no price list

A price before anyone understands the problem is a guess, and you pay for the wrong ones. So the diagnosis is free — and if the answer is “don’t build this”, that is what we tell you.

Bring the bottleneck.

Tell Abata what is slowing you down, or book a call. You keep the blueprint either way.

Start the brief or book the call →