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Marketing for developer tools that starts in the docs.

Websites, documentation, SEO, video and branding for APIs, SDKs, infrastructure, testing, observability and open source tools. Built for engineers who skip the homepage and judge you by your quickstart.

Built for

APIs, SDKs, infra and open source tools

Buyers we reach

Developers, tech leads, CTOs

Includes

Website, docs, SEO, video and branding

Measured by

Activated sign-ups and team plans

The problem

Why developers bounce off most tool websites.

Developers search an error string, land on a tutorial, copy the code and run it. If your best material sits behind a demo form, they leave.

Adoption starts with one engineer on a free tier. Months later a manager needs SSO, audit logs and SOC 2, and few sites are ready.

Treat documentation as the main product page. A quickstart that runs in minutes, tested tutorials and a live changelog do most of the selling.

How we help

What we build for developer tool companies.

Docs, content and brand planned as one system, so a developer’s first search leads step by step to a paid team plan.

01

Branding

A brand engineers take seriously

Developer brands earn trust through clarity and taste. We create a precise identity, a code-friendly design system and a direct voice for docs, GitHub and social.

  • Identity and docs design system
  • Voice guide for docs, changelog and community
  • README, example repo and swag kit
02

Website

A docs-first site with a clear path to paid

Quickstarts, guides and API reference sit at the centre, with fast search and copyable code. Around them: a plain pricing page, a changelog and an enterprise page for security and procurement.

  • Docs site with quickstarts and API reference
  • Pricing page that shows how cost grows with usage
  • Enterprise page with SSO, audit logs and SOC 2 details
03

SEO and lead generation

Tutorials that answer real engineering searches

Developers search for the problem: rate limiting an API in Node, a Postgres backup without downtime, an exact error message. We write and test tutorials that solve each problem with your tool.

  • Keyword map from errors, tasks and integrations
  • Tested tutorials with runnable samples
  • Migration guides for teams moving from another tool
04

Video

Screen-recorded builds, not product ads

Engineers watch someone build something real. We record terminal and editor sessions of a working integration, plus short clips of tricky features for the docs.

  • Build-along videos for each quickstart
  • Short feature clips embedded in docs
  • Conference talk and launch video edits

How it fits together

Brand first. Then site, search and video.

Each piece makes the next one work harder. This is the order we build them in.

01Branding
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Look like the safe choice

A clear brand that individual developers trust at first glance.

SaaS branding
02Website
  • Time to hello world
  • SDK and language coverage
  • Pricing that scales sanely
  • Self-hosting and lock-in

Answer every question

Your site covers what they check, before they have to ask.

SaaS website development
03SEO
1yourproduct.comYou

Get found by the right buyers

Show up on page one and in AI answers when they search.

B2B SaaS SEO
04Video
API key createdTeam plan for 40 engineers, Bengaluru

Show it working

A short video proves it in seconds, and the enquiry follows.

Product demo videos

FAQ

Questions developer tool companies ask us.

Straight answers about working with us.

Is documentation really marketing?

For developer tools, yes. The docs are where most engineers decide whether your tool deserves their time. Good structure, search and quickstarts bring more sign-ups than most landing pages.

Who writes the technical tutorials?

Writers on our team who read and run code draft them, and we test every sample. Your engineers review anything that goes deep into the product before it is published.

Should we have a book a demo button at all?

Yes, but not as the only path. Keep self-serve sign-up front and centre, and put the sales contact on the pricing and enterprise pages where managers look for it.

How do GitHub and our community fit in?

Your README, example repos and how fast issues get answers are part of the website experience. We help design them so they match the quality of your docs.

We are an Indian team selling mostly to US and European developers. Does that matter?

Not to developers, who judge the code. It matters at the enterprise stage, where buyers want US or EU data hosting, a data processing agreement and support hours that overlap with theirs. We make those clear.

How do we measure developer marketing?

Sign-ups that reach a first API call or first deploy, and free accounts that grow into team plans. Blog page views matter much less than working integrations.

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Let’s turn your docs
into your best salesperson.

Share your docs and your pricing page. We’ll show you where developers drop off and what they search for instead.

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