Legal Firm Elevix Launches Subscription Platform for GCC Startups

Dubai-launched digital capability centre Elevix has introduced a subscription-based platform designed to support founders from company formation through to scale, consolidating operational services into a single structured ecosystem.

The platform brings together execution support across finance, compliance, legal, human resources, technology, artificial intelligence, marketing and revenue acceleration. It is positioned as a response to fragmented service networks across the GCC, where startups often rely on disconnected advisors and providers during early growth stages.

Founded by Deepak Ahuja and Anishkaa Gehani, Elevix was developed following engagement with founders and investors across the region. The company describes its model as structured execution infrastructure, intended to bridge the gap between strategic advice and operational delivery.

The platform integrates vetted service providers, advisory support and market enablement within a digital framework tailored to the MENA startup environment. According to the company, more than 50,000 startups operate across the GCC, with many facing delays linked to siloed service providers and inefficient coordination.

Elevix has been developed with strategic backing and ecosystem insight from iAccel GBI. At launch, representatives from Dubai SME, NVIDIA, Higher College of Technology and several regional advisory and professional services firms attended the event in Dubai.

Operational since November 2025, Elevix offers subscription-based pricing designed to reduce overhead costs for early-stage ventures while expanding access to structured operational support. The rollout aligns with Dubai’s Economic Agenda D33, which seeks to double the emirate’s economy by 2033 through innovation and entrepreneurship.