Nepal
What separates a marketing agency worth hiring in Nepal from one selling a template package -- verifiable credentials, a real process, and plain honesty about what will and will not work.
The honest marker of a good marketing agency in Nepal is not a self-given title but what can be checked: Arcetis is a verified Google Partner and Shopify Partner, has managed over $270,000 in combined Google and Meta ad spend, and runs every engagement through the same process -- listen to the business, suggest a plan, agree the goal in writing, then deliver -- rather than selling a fixed package before understanding the client.
"Best marketing agency in Nepal" is a crowded, mostly unverifiable claim -- nearly every agency website in the country uses some version of that phrase. We think the useful question is narrower: best at what, for what kind of business, and can you actually check the claims being made? We would rather be judged on things you can confirm in a few minutes than on a superlative we assigned ourselves.
What we can show: a Google Partner and Shopify Partner badge checkable in Google's own directory, more than $270,000 in combined Google and Meta ad spend managed across real client accounts, and a founder (Sapun Lamichhane) who has been doing this work in some form since 2019, with the company formally incorporated in 2026. We are a team of 15 based in Pokhara, not a one-person operation running under an agency name, and not an overseas reseller either.
Nepal's marketing market includes everything from individual freelancers running one Facebook ad account to large agencies offering every service under one roof. We sit toward the full-service end -- Google Ads, Meta Ads, SEO, AEO/GEO, social media, web development, and software like CRMs and booking platforms -- because a lot of Nepali businesses need these pieces to work together: an ad campaign sending traffic to a slow website is money spent to show people a bad experience.
That said, "full-service" should not mean "mediocre at everything." We will tell a client plainly if their actual need is narrower than what they asked for -- a business that just needs better Google Business Profile management does not need a full rebrand, and we would rather scope the smaller job honestly than upsell a bigger one.
Every engagement starts the same way regardless of size: we listen to what the business actually needs and what has or has not worked before, we suggest a plan based on that (not a standard package), we agree the goal and price in writing, and then we deliver against it. This means two businesses in the same sector can get genuinely different proposals from us, because their starting points are different.
We also will not promise outcomes we cannot control -- a guaranteed ranking, a guaranteed number of leads, a guaranteed sales figure. We will give you our honest estimate based on comparable work, and we will tell you early if a goal is unrealistic for the budget, rather than taking the budget and quietly missing the target.
We are a team of 15 based in Pokhara -- larger than a solo freelancer, smaller than a big national agency. Clients work with named people on our team, not a rotating account manager.
Google Ads, Meta Ads, SEO, AEO/GEO, social media marketing, web and app development, and custom software like CRMs and booking systems. Many clients start with one service and add others once the first is working.
No, and we would be cautious of any agency that does, since results depend on factors like your market, product, and competition that no agency fully controls. We will give an honest, specific estimate instead.
Reach out and describe your business and goal; we will ask questions before proposing anything, agree a scope and price with you in writing, and start from there. Engagements begin around NPR 20,000 depending on scope.