Credot

Credot is a branding and digital development agency founded in 2017 by three entrepreneurs—Mufasil Faizal, Abdul Gafoor, and Muhammed Fayis—based in Kozhikode, Kerala, with an office in Kuwait. The team has grown to 50+ members and has shipped over 250 projects across seven countries. The company works with startups and established companies in logistics, e-commerce, consulting, food and beverage, media, holiday rentals, and healthcare tourism. Credot positions itself as a full-service partner handling branding, design, web and app development, and content production—work that clients typically fragment across multiple vendors.

Services and capabilities

Credot organizes its offerings into three pillars. Branding covers brand naming, identity design, design systems, activation campaigns, brand guidelines, collateral design, and rebranding. The team crafts visual identities and brand stories intended to help companies stand out.

UI/UX design and development includes website design and development, web applications, mobile apps, CMS, and e-commerce builds. The company describes its approach as design-first, emphasizing user research and behavioral science to align digital experiences with brand aesthetics.

Content production spans video, product photography, animation, illustration, and copywriting. The source notes the team specializes in producing ads, product explainers, and other content aligned to brand storytelling.

All digital products—websites and apps—come with a one-month warranty period that includes free technical support. After that, maintenance plans are available. During the active maintenance contract (AMC), Credot creates monthly backups, updates scripts and plugins, performs layout and content updates, and provides separate quotes for out-of-scope work.

Notable work

For Lulu Holidays (a subsidiary of Lulu Group International), Credot designed a website in 2019 focused on igniting wanderlust through curated visuals and breathtaking destination imagery. The site featured strategic call-to-action elements and seamless booking functionality. The company reports the design approach "significantly increased conversion rates."

E7 Partner, an Abu Dhabi-based safety consulting firm, engaged Credot for branding and website redesign. The project included adding functionality for booking their training programs. The brief required updating the design language of a global brand without losing its familiar identity.

Other named clients include Club Sulaimani (the first tea cafe chain in Kerala and Credot's original client), HulmTech IT Solutions, and Arrowline Logistics. Testimonials from these clients highlight speed of delivery, creative problem-solving, and understanding of client requirements.

How they work

Credot works with international clients across multiple time zones. The standard payment structure is 50% upfront, 25% at design sign-off, and 25% on delivery, though the company states this is negotiable. Projects begin with a confidentiality agreement (MOU) to protect client data. For internal project management and communication, they use Jira, Slack, and Google Workspace. Code repositories are shared with clients upon project completion. The website does not specify a fixed methodology or sprint structure, but team member Anas (Project Manager) mentions working as a Scrum Master with a focus on quality delivery within timeline.

Pricing varies by project scope. The company states it does not publish fixed rates for services like website design, as each client's requirements differ. They offer to negotiate on budget constraints and will discuss tailored approaches on inquiry.

Team and credentials

The team includes 50+ people across Kozhikode and Kuwait. Founders are Mufasil Faizal (CEO), Abdul Gafoor, and Muhammed Fayis. The source lists team member roles: Fasil (Creative Director), Anas (Project Manager/Scrum Master), Sherin (SEO), Akhil (Photographer), Nabeel Shan (Web Developer), Gafoor (Brand Designer), Hakhil (UI/UX Designer), and Jaseel (Cinematographer). The company does not mention ISO certifications, SOC 2, or third-party ratings in the source material. No specific English proficiency certifications or partner status with major cloud or platform vendors are stated.