Georgia Marketing

Yes. Georgia has emerged as one of the South Caucasus region's most important technology hubs — with Tbilisi attracting a significant number of international technology companies and remote workers following the pandemic. The country's flat tax rate (20%), no corporate tax on retained earnings, and a liberal business registration framework have made it one of the world's most business-friendly jurisdictions. Georgian fintech, IT services, and B2B SaaS companies targeting EU and US markets are a growing brief.

Yes. Georgia has an Association Agreement with the EU (DCFTA) that provides Georgian companies with preferential access to European markets. Tbilisi-to-Germany, Tbilisi-to-Poland, and broader EU expansion is a growing path for Georgian technology companies. Building the English and German-language brand authority that makes Georgian companies credible to EU enterprise buyers and institutional investors is a core capability.

Yes. Since 2022, Tbilisi has attracted a significant number of technology companies and engineering teams that relocated from Russia and Ukraine — drawn by Georgia's tax advantages, liberal business environment, and EU Association Agreement. Many of these companies are now targeting EU and US enterprise markets from Tbilisi. Building the marketing infrastructure for this market entry is an area of specific understanding.

All plans are invoiced in USD. Plans start from $1,999/mo on the Starter tier. No contracts — cancel anytime.

You choose a tier (Starter, Growth, or Scale), we kick off within 2 weeks, and you pay a flat monthly fee in USD with no minimum contract. Cancel anytime with 30 days' notice.