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NEOSCALE

Marketing and engineering, one department

Most companieshire three vendors.Neoscale is one team.

An agency for the campaigns, a dev shop for the platform, a studio for the creative. Three roadmaps, three invoices, and a handoff between each one.We do all of it — and we write the code ourselves.

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Est.
2022
Delivered in
7 countries
Engineering
In-house
  • Paid acquisition
  • AI agents
  • Full-stack platforms
  • Video & 3D
  • Lifecycle email
  • Secure infrastructure
  • Creative production
  • Real-time pipelines
One team, one roadmap
We build
funnels.

Meta Ads built and managed end to end — creative, audiences, budget, and the full path from first impression to booked call.

Creative strategy, briefs, photo and product shoots, video and high-end edit, 3D and motion. Produced in-house, on one calendar.

Full-stack applications built end to end. Not a no-code stack with a monthly ceiling and somebody else's roadmap.

Custom LLM integrations wired into your real data, and agents that complete the repetitive work instead of drafting it.

Secure databases, access control, tested backups, and events that move between your ad platforms, CRM and product in seconds.

2022 — today

Four names in four years. Each one a narrower answer.

We did not pivot. Every rename cut something away. GrowEasy ran ads. RG1 Agency built the funnels around them. RG1 Media brought production in-house. Neoscale added the engineering team and stopped pretending marketing and software were two businesses.

The reason was always the same problem. The handoff is the expensive part. A campaign that needs a landing page, a CRM field and a webhook should not wait three weeks on two vendors and a project manager who owns neither.

  1. 2022

    GrowEasy

    Founded on paid acquisition and creative for operators who needed leads this month, not next quarter.

  2. 2023

    RG1 Agency

    Full-funnel builds. The first engineers joined, because the funnels kept outgrowing the tools we could buy.

  3. 2024

    RG1 Media

    Production came in-house — photo, video, 3D, motion. One brief, one team, no handoff tax.

  4. Sept 2025

    Neoscale

    Marketing and engineering merged into a single department. The current shape, and the point of the whole exercise.

Since September 2025 we have shipped work across 7 countries with the same team — not a network of contractors assembled per project. The people who wrote your brief are the people who own your repository.

Systems shipped
15+Systems shippedBuilt and handed over
Countries
7CountriesSince the 2025 rebrand
Pipeline uptime
99.4%Pipeline uptimeAcross live deployments
Average payback
4 moAverage paybackTypical time to return
Two departments, one system

We don’t hand you content and hope your systems catch up.

Choose any capability. Its counterpart shows what has to exist underneath it for the work to hold up past the first month — and we build that too.

Marketing & Content Systems

Engineering & AI Infrastructure

  • LLM integrations & autonomous agentsCustom model integrations wired into your real data, and agents that complete work rather than draft it.
  • Full-stack platform buildsApplications built end to end. Not a no-code stack with a monthly ceiling and someone else's roadmap.
  • Secure databases & infrastructureAccess control, encrypted storage, tested backups. Restores we have actually run, not backups we assume work.
  • API orchestration & real-time pipelinesEvents move between your ad platforms, CRM and product in seconds, through pipelines we own and monitor.
Paid acquisition × API orchestration & real-time pipelines

Spend and conversion events land in one pipeline, so the numbers you optimise on are the numbers your business books.

One engineering team owns all of it.

This is the part most agencies outsource and most AI shops skip. Neoscale keeps a dedicated engineering team on staff — people who write the code, review the code, and carry the pager for it. Real repositories, real reviews, real infrastructure. Not AI slop.

The handoff is the expensive part. We removed the handoff.
Why Neoscale runs both departments
A surface we ship

Every number here is explained by the line beneath it.

This is the operations layer we build into client platforms — pipeline, agents and deployments on one surface. The telemetry below is simulated and labelled as such, because a team selling real engineering should not present a demo as a production feed.

Neoscale CommandSIM

Acquisition and revenue events. Simulated telemetry for demonstration; values update on a timer and are not a live production feed.

Pipeline value
$85,653
Leads / mo
3,284
Win rate
24.2%
Avg cycle
18.9d
Pipeline value · last 44 events
  • 09:44:26deal.lost−$1,270 → value
  • 09:44:20deal.won−$4,227 → value
  • 09:44:16deal.advanced+$1,356 → value
  • 09:44:08cycle.recalc−0.18d → cycle
  • 09:44:06lead.expired−4 → leads
  • 09:44:04lead.captured+1 → leads
  • 09:44:01deal.won−$2,465 → value
  • 09:43:53lead.captured+1 → leads
  • 09:43:50deal.won−$2,419 → value
The infrastructure layer

The part you never see, and would notice immediately if it broke.

What sits under the campaigns and the storefronts. Written in plain terms, because “vector database” means nothing to the person signing the invoice.

RAG & vector databases
Your own documents, contracts and product data made retrievable, so an agent answers from your business rather than from the open internet.
LLM fine-tuning
Models tuned on your tone, your categories and your edge cases, where a prompt alone stops being reliable enough to ship.
Multi-agent systems
Agents that hand work to each other under supervision, with a trace of every step, so a failure is something you can read rather than guess at.
API orchestration
Ad platforms, CRM, storefront and product talking to each other through pipelines we own — not a chain of no-code webhooks nobody can debug.
Real-time pipelines
Events move in seconds, not overnight batches, which is what makes same-day optimisation possible at all.
Secure storage & backups
Access control, encrypted storage, and restores we have actually run. A backup nobody has tested is a hope, not a backup.
Four steps, in order

Each step pays for the next one.

This is the order we work in, and the order matters. Automating a process that does not convert only produces failure faster.

  1. 01

    Acquire

    We find the channel that actually converts for your market and build the funnel and creative that feed it. Paid, organic or outbound — whichever the numbers support.

    Funnel, creative, live spend
  2. 02

    Convert

    Scoring, routing and follow-up built into a CRM shaped around how you actually sell. Leads stop leaking between the ad and the invoice.

    CRM, scoring, follow-up
  3. 03

    Automate

    Agents and pipelines absorb the repetitive work — qualification, data entry, reporting, handoffs. Your team stops doing what software should do.

    Agents, pipelines, dashboards
  4. 04

    Compound

    Each system feeds the next. Acquisition data sharpens conversion, conversion data trains automation, and the cost of the next campaign falls.

    Lower CAC, shorter cycles
What actually happens

You’ll see something in week one.

Not a discovery phase that bills for a month and produces a deck. Here is the actual sequence, and what exists at the end of each stretch.

Week 101

Audit

We map what already exists — ad accounts, code, data, infrastructure, whatever is running now. You get a written read on what is worth keeping and what is quietly costing you money.

Written audit · access handover

Weeks 2–302

Build the spine

Tracking, CRM, pipelines. Before any spend goes live, the plumbing that catches what the spend produces has to exist — otherwise you are buying traffic you cannot measure.

CRM · tracking · event pipeline

Weeks 4–603

First campaigns live

Creative produced in-house, funnel built, spend on. We start deliberately small and read the data before scaling anything, because early spend is tuition rather than revenue.

Creative · funnel · live spend

Weeks 7–1004

Automate

Once the shape of the work is clear, the repetitive parts move to agents and pipelines — qualification, follow-up, reporting, handoffs. Your team stops doing what software should do.

Agents · dashboards · reporting

Weeks 11–1305

Compound

Acquisition data sharpens conversion, conversion data trains automation, and the cost of the next campaign falls. This is the point the system starts paying for itself.

Lower CAC · shorter cycles

Shot, cut and rendered in-house

We don’t brief this out.

Photo, video, 3D and motion are produced by the same team that runs the media buying — so what gets made is what the funnel actually needs, and a new variant is a job rather than a project.

Photo · Video · 3D · Motion

The creative and the code come from one building.

Catalogue and campaign shoots, high-end edit, product visualisation and motion. Every frame is versioned in storage we run and back up, so the library stays an asset instead of a shared drive.

Campaign portrait for Optivision++ — model lowering black POLICE sunglasses with amber lenses, shot against a warm grey studio backdrop
Optivision++ × POLICECampaign photography
Product creative for Avène Cleanance SPF 50+ sun cream on a warm orange gradient, listing protection claims and price
Paracerise × AvèneProduct creative
Studio shot of a model holding Eucerin Anti-Pigment day cream against a pink backdrop, with product benefits set alongside
Paracerise × EucerinStudio & retouch
Product creative for the Avène Cleanance gift set, composed on a deep blue liquid-glass surface
Paracerise × Avène3D & composition
Overhead summer shot of a model on a striped towel holding Énergie Fruit tanning concentrate, surrounded by grapefruit and berries
Phyto Par Nature × Énergie FruitCampaign photography
Studio portrait of a model presenting the Énergie Fruit BIO 2-in-1 mask against a soft pink backdrop
Phyto Par Nature × Énergie FruitStudio & retouch
Model laughing in a car wing mirror against open sky, holding the Énergie Fruit Detox rebalancing shampoo
Phyto Par Nature × Énergie FruitCampaign photography
The Énergie Fruit Gloss Cherry range floating on pink cloud with translucent gel flowers
Phyto Par Nature × Énergie Fruit3D & composition
Shot, edited and shipped by us

The edit is part of the media buy.

Vertical cuts are produced against the placement they run in, by the people running the placement. When a hook stops working, the next version is a same-week job.

Social edit9:16 · 27s
Social edit9:16 · 25s
Built by us · live now

You can go and use these.

Three products we designed, built and still run. The campaigns that fill them were made by the same team — which is the entire argument this page has been making.

Chic Invitation homepage — an editorial hero reading Elevate Your Invites above a search field for the occasion being celebrated

Chic Invitation

chicinvitation.com

A digital stationery platform: couture invitation templates, RSVP tracking, seating charts and guest management, in two languages.

  • Template engine
  • RSVP + guest CRM
  • i18n
  • Payments
Phyto Par Nature storefront — a full-bleed campaign hero in deep blue with a floating product card and buy button

Phyto Par Nature

phytoparnature.shop

Botanical skincare storefront built around the campaign work — the creative and the shop it sells through were produced together.

  • Storefront
  • Catalogue
  • Cash on delivery
  • Campaign creative
Para Cerise storefront — an editorial hero reading Des soins choisis, pas une vitrine beside a composed product group and delivery terms

Para Cerise

paracerise.shop

An online parapharmacy for Tunisia: curated brands, 24–72h delivery, payment on delivery, with the ad creative running into the same funnel.

  • E-commerce
  • Delivery logic
  • Meta Ads funnel
  • Product creative
Results on request

The numbers aren’t
on this page.

We don’t publish client results. Ask, and we’ll walk you through what we built, what it replaced and what it produced — with the client’s permission, and in detail.

New York Beauty Center

Bookings were arriving faster than the front desk could answer them. We built the acquisition funnel and the system that catches what it produces.

CRM + Lead Generation

  • custom CRM + pipeline stages
  • lead scoring & routing
  • automated follow-up sequences
  • Meta Ads funnel, managed
Compozz

Hours a week lost to copying between systems. We replaced the copying, not the people — the team moved onto work that needed judgement.

AI Automation

  • multi-agent operations layer
  • document intake & extraction
  • internal ops dashboard
  • API orchestration across tools
Chalet du Lac

A strong property with a weak intake path. We rebuilt the path from first impression to confirmed booking.

Lead Generation

  • acquisition funnel + creative
  • enquiry routing by intent
  • booking automation
  • real-time reporting

Further work sits inside clients’ internal operations and stays there. We’ll show you the rest on a call.

Ask to see the results
  • Optivision++
  • Para Cerise
  • Phyto Par Nature
  • Chic Invitation
  • New York Beauty Center
  • Compozz
  • Chalet du Lac
Limited intake

We take a limited number of builds each quarter.

That is not scarcity marketing. It is the constraint of keeping a dedicated engineering team on every account instead of spreading one across twenty. Send us what you are working on and we will tell you plainly whether we are the right team for it.

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Email
contact@neoscale.online
Phone
+1 450 495 2331

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Common questions

Why one agency instead of a marketing agency and a dev shop?

Because the handoff is where the money goes. When the marketing team cannot ship a change without a vendor's sprint, campaigns wait weeks for work that takes hours. Neoscale runs both departments on one roadmap, so the funnel and the software it runs on move together.

What does “not AI slop” actually mean?

It means a dedicated engineering team writes and reviews the code, and owns the infrastructure it runs on. Custom LLM integrations and agents where they earn their place, built on real backends with secure databases and tested backups — not a generated template stitched onto a no-code stack.

Do you work with clients outside your region?

Yes. Since the Neoscale rebrand in September 2025 we have delivered work across 7 countries, run remotely with the same team.

Can you take over an existing platform or campaign account?

Usually. We start with an audit of what exists — code, infrastructure, ad accounts, data — and tell you plainly what is worth keeping. Rebuilding something that already works is not a service.

How do engagements start?

A scope call over WhatsApp or email. We map the systems you have, the ones you need, and what the first ninety days should produce. We take on a limited number of builds per quarter so the engineering team is never the bottleneck.