Your brand. Your client. Our hands.
You've sold work your team can't staff this quarter, or the piece nobody there wants to own. We take it quietly, under your name, in your repo — and your client never learns we exist unless you decide to tell them.
The work that's hard to staff for one project
Design-led shops in particular tend to be deep on front-end and thin on everything behind it.
Backend behind your design
You've won a beautiful build and need the APIs, data model, auth, and admin behind it to actually hold up.
Integrations
ERP, CRM, payments, EDI, logistics, or whatever unglamorous system the client's business actually runs on.
Legacy & migrations
The data migration or old-platform work that would tie up your best developer for six weeks. This is our day job.
DevOps & deployment
Hosting, pipelines, environments, certificates, and monitoring — set up once, properly, and documented for your team.
Stalled project rescue
A build that's late and losing the client's confidence. You'll get a blunt diagnosis before a proposal.
Maintenance you'd rather not hold
Support retainers on old client projects that clog your roadmap. We can carry them behind your brand.
How we stay invisible
- No contact with your client unless you ask for it in writing
- Your repository, your branching model, your review process
- Your ticket tracker and your definition of done
- Commits and documentation written for your team to inherit
- We can join calls as your team, or stay entirely off them
- Mutual NDA before anything sensitive changes hands
- No case studies, logos, or portfolio use without your written sign-off
Commercials that let you quote
You need a number you can mark up and defend. We scope to a fixed price with enough detail that you can build your quote on top of it, and we absorb our own estimation misses instead of renegotiating with you halfway through.
Senior, no bench
You're not getting a junior assigned to your account. Small shop, senior hands, no resource-shuffling mid-project.
Straight status
If we're going to miss, you hear it early enough to manage your client. Surprises are the one thing you can't resell.
Domain depth you can borrow
Legacy systems, logistics, EDI, and process work — sell it as your capability, because for the client it is.
We don't compete with you
We won't pitch your client for the work you brought us in on. Referrals go back to you, not around you.
Straight answers
Will you ever contact our client?
Not unless you ask us to, in writing. We work under your brand, in your channels, and your client never needs to know we exist. White-label is the default.
Can you work inside our repo and project tooling?
Yes. Your repository, your branching model, your ticket tracker, your code review, your definition of done. We adapt to your conventions rather than importing ours.
We need a fixed number to quote our client. Can you do that?
That is the usual arrangement. We scope and give you a fixed price with enough margin room for you to mark up, and we absorb our own estimation misses rather than surprising you mid-project.
Can you rescue a project that is already late?
Often, and we will be blunt about the diagnosis. Sometimes the fix is capacity; sometimes it is scope; sometimes the honest answer is that the foundation needs replacing. You will get the real assessment, not the one that maximizes our invoice.
What work do agencies send you most?
Backend and integration work behind a design-led build, legacy or data migrations, EDI and logistics connections, and the unglamorous DevOps and maintenance pieces that are hard to staff for a single project.
Got something you can't staff?
Send the scope. You'll get a fixed number and an honest read on whether we're the right hands for it.