How EDIIIE Grew Into a $300K-a-Month Immersive Tech Studio
A bootstrapped Indian creative technology agency turned two VR pilot projects into a profitable business serving global brands across AR, VR, gaming, and metaverse development.
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Business snapshot
Monthly revenue
≈₹2.8 crore/mo
$300,000/mo · reported Feb 2023
- Business model
- Agency or productized service
- Started
- Dec 2016
- Team
- 5 founders + 150 staff
- Based in
- India
- Monthly revenue
- $300,000
- Projects delivered
- 200+
- Employees
- 150+
- Offices
- 3
- Metaverses built
- 10+
Tools
- Unity 3D
- Unreal Engine
- CRY Engine
- Node.Js
- Flutter
- Mongo
- MySQL
- Adobe Photoshop
- Autodesk Maya
- Ethereum
- Polygon
- Solana
Founder-reported figures, not independently verified. ₹ amounts use the ECB reference rate rate of Oct 2026 (₹94.82/$).
Who built it, and what they built
Gautam Arjun co-founded EDIIIE, a creative technology company headquartered in India that builds interactive experiences for global brands. The name stands for Experts in Designing Innovative, Interactive, and Immersive Experiences.
The company positions itself as a major Indian provider of AR, VR, MR, and gamification work, and also builds metaverses that combine high-end games, blockchain technology, NFT design, backend frameworks, and XR capabilities.
EDIIIE has completed more than 200 projects for clients in the United States, Canada, Europe, India, and elsewhere, spanning eCommerce, training, retail, real estate, entertainment, manufacturing, and FMCG.
Where the idea came from
While working at top corporations, Gautam Arjun spent time with EdTech and HealthTech firms that had strong ideas but unresolved problems. In education, passive learning and weak retention persisted; in healthcare, patients lacked experiential tools that supported recovery and healing.
To test both markets, the team built two pilot projects. The first was a VR journey through the solar system, run with St. Xavier's School in Jaipur, where over 800 students took part and retention rates were exceptional. The second used a VR asteroid game to treat Amblyopia, and through partnerships with leading medical institutes in India, the team helped cure an 8-year-old boy with the condition.
The results and recognition from those two pilots became the founders' aha moment and confirmed they were on the right path.
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