We work to your scope, and we read it properly first
If what has been sold is not buildable as described, you hear it from us before the client hears it from anyone.
Delivery under your name
For agencies that have won work they can sell but cannot staff. The client relationship stays yours; the build is ours.
Dublin, Ireland Ireland, EU & UK Project, retainer or fractional
- Client relationship
- Yours
- Attribution
- Yours — we are not named unless you name us
- Communication
- Through you by default
- Billing
- To you, on your terms
Who this is for
- You have pitched something technical and your developer has left, or was never there.
- You need a build delivered without hiring for one project.
- You want a technical partner who does not turn up in front of your client.
- A previous subcontractor went quiet halfway through and you are wary.
How it works
You keep the client
We do not contact them, market to them, or take them afterwards. That is in the agreement, not just in this sentence.
You get the code
In your repository, documented well enough that another developer could pick it up. Lock-in through obscurity is a way to keep work, and it is a poor one.
One technical contact
Not a rotating pool. The person who wrote it is the person who answers about it.
Out of scope
What this excludes
Client-facing meetings, unless you invite us and brief us on how we are introduced. Account management, scoping conversations with your client, and design work unless agreed. Anything not in the scope you send — including things your client asks us directly, which we will pass back to you rather than answer.
Your side
What we need from you
A written scope rather than a forwarded email thread. Decisions inside two working days, because from our side the client is unreachable by design. Realistic dates given to your client — we will tell you what is achievable, and we cannot fix a promise made before you asked.
A subcontractor cannot chase your client for an answer. Everything we are blocked on has to come through you, which makes your turnaround the ceiling on ours.
Where we stop
Where this stops being the right shape
If the scope is still being negotiated with your client, subcontracting it fixes nothing — you will be relaying an argument. Settle it first, or bring us in to scope it properly and pay for that separately.
Start with a conversation
Tell us what is slowing you down. We come back within one business day with an honest read on whether we are the right fit, and which of these shapes it should be.