Graphic Cannon started because too many good businesses were losing to worse competitors with better marketing. So we built one team that handles the brand, the website, the content and the ads — and refuses to hand over anything that doesn't make money.
From One Desk
To A Full Arsenal
We began as two designers taking on logo work from a single room in New Delhi. Clients kept coming back with the same follow-up question — "the logo looks great, but who's going to build the website?"
So we learned to build websites. Then clients asked who would run the ads. Then who would make the videos for those ads. Then who would handle the hundreds of messages the ads generated.
Eight years later, that chain of questions is our entire service list — brand, web, content, media and AI automation. One team, one accountability, no finger-pointing between vendors.
The Beginning
Started as a two-person graphic design studio doing logos and packaging for local brands.
Web & Motion
Added website development and motion graphics after clients kept asking for both.
Performance Marketing
Built the media team — because great creative with bad targeting still fails.
3D & Video
Brought 3D product visualisation and full video production fully in-house.
AI Automation
Launched AI agents and automation so clients' businesses run without babysitting.
What We Actually Believe
Revenue over vanity
Reach and impressions don't pay salaries. We report on leads, sales and ROAS.
Craft still matters
Performance thinking doesn't excuse ugly work. Both, or it isn't finished.
Fixed quotes, no surprises
You get the scope and price in writing. We don't discover extra charges midway.
You talk to the makers
No account manager relaying messages. You speak directly to whoever does the work.
Deadlines are promises
If we say three weeks, it's three weeks. If something slips, you hear it early.
You own everything
Files, accounts, domains, source code — all in your name from day one.
People Behind It
Stop Managing
Five Vendors
A designer here, a developer there, an ads agency somewhere else, and a video guy who never picks up. When one team owns all of it, the brand stays consistent and nobody gets to blame anybody else.