For agencies
Engineering capacity for agencies
Software, AI and robotics, built as one working system, for your clients. We work under your brand, alongside your team, or with a client you introduce.
Three ways to work with us
Pick the one that fits the client and your agency. Each starts with what we agree in writing.
White-label
You own the client relationship. We deliver the agreed work under your brand.
Client relationship: yours
Co-delivery
We work alongside your team on approved client work, each team on its agreed part.
Client relationship: shared
Referral
You introduce the client, and we contract with them directly.
Client relationship: ours
Agreed in writing before work begins
Fixed scope and price agreed before work begins.
- Who owns the commercial relationship
- Who leads the delivery
- Who may contact your client
- Whose brand appears on the work
- How the work is accepted
- Who to call when something goes wrong
- How the work is paid for
Six phases, each one ends at a gate
You always know what is being built, what it costs and what has been proven so far.
Our rule at every gate: if something fails a check, we stop and tell you. No silent workarounds, no guessing, and a written record of what was tested.
See the six phasesQuestions from agencies
Can you work under our brand?
Yes. In white-label work we deliver the agreed work under your brand, and you keep the client relationship. What carries whose name is agreed in writing before work begins.
Will you contact our client directly?
Only as agreed in writing before work begins. In white-label work, the client relationship is yours.
How is the work priced?
Fixed scope and price agreed before work begins. The terms of each model are agreed in writing for each project.
Can you work with the systems we already have?
Yes. Most of our work extends what a client already owns. We connect the software, data and machines you have, add AI agents and an admin layer on top, and replace a system only when keeping it costs more than moving.
How does a project start?
With a discovery call, then a written blueprint covering scope, architecture, data handling, security, price and sign-off gates. Nothing is built until you approve the blueprint. Fixed-price services are the exception: they begin at purchase, against the scope on their page, and delivery time counts from when we have everything we asked for.
Tell us what you need built
A few lines is enough. The reply comes from someone who builds these systems.