WeChat is where 1.4 billion people chat, pay, shop, and follow brands

Our team in Shanghai and Hong Kong. Native Chinese speakers who use the platform every day. You'll have a dedicated account manager, and behind them sits a full team: copywriters, designers, video producers, strategists. Everyone is in China. We're not outsourcing to freelancers or managing your account remotely from another continent.

Yes. Foreign companies can register a Service Account with an overseas business license. Takes about 1 to 2 weeks. We handle the whole process: registration, verification, configuration, so you don't get bogged down in Tencent's paperwork.

Short answer: no, not to get started. Foreign companies can open a Service Account directly. That said, a few things work better with a Chinese entity, like WeChat Pay merchant acceptance and certain ad formats. We'll map out what you can and can't do with your current setup before anything kicks off.

Fixed scope, fixed price. Before we begin, we spell out every deliverable: articles, videos, campaigns, reports. You pay one monthly fee. No hourly rates, no scope creep charges, no invoices you weren't expecting. Ad spend is always billed separately at cost. No markup.

That's pretty common. We audit the account, look at what's working and what isn't, and rebuild from there. Sometimes the content just doesn't land. Sometimes there's no Mini Program, so followers read an article and then have nowhere to go. We diagnose first, then fix.

Most clients go from zero to a live, publishing account in under two weeks. That covers registration, verification, setup, and first content. If you've already got a verified account, we can start producing content within a few days.

No. We work with three types of clients: international brands entering China, international brands already here, and Chinese domestic brands growing their social presence. Services are the same. Strategy changes based on where you are and what you're after.

Our copywriters are native Chinese speakers who write for WeChat specifically, not translators working off an English doc. On the production side, we use HubStudio.ai for visuals and video, which speeds things up and brings costs down. But creative direction and strategy are always human-led.

We run the whole thing from sourcing to reporting. Finding the right Key Opinion Leaders, writing briefs, co-creating content, coordinating posts, tracking results. We only use verified engagement data. If a KOL's follower count looks inflated, we pass.

Monthly reports. Follower growth, article open rates, Mini Program traffic, ad performance, conversions. Real numbers, plain language. If something's underperforming, we tell you what's off and what we're changing.