White-label engineering for agencies.
AI-native delivery, under your brand. NDA first. Your client never sees us.
Your clients are asking for AI. Hiring for it takes months and commands a premium, and turning the work down is worse. We are the delivery team you would have hired.
You already have this problem.
Every agency we speak to is having the same quarter. Clients want something AI-shaped — an assistant, a copilot, an automated workflow, a model in the product. The work is real, the budget is there, and the team who would build it does not exist yet.
There are three ways agencies handle it, and none of them are good. You turn the work down and watch it go elsewhere. You hire — a search that runs to weeks and lands at a premium, assuming it lands at all. Or you subcontract to a general development shop and hope AI is genuinely inside their skillset rather than on their homepage.
$85/hour blended in — your rate out.
Resold at typical mid-market AI rates, that is a gross margin consistent with the 50–70% band agencies already target on white-label delivery.
The arithmetic is the argument. Run it against your own rate card.
Four options. We are the fourth.
Invisible, by contract.
The relationship only works if it is not visible. These are terms, not intentions.
- Mutual NDA before any brief is shared
- All work delivered under your brand
- We never contact your client — ever
- Nothing we produce carries our name
- We are never named publicly without your written consent
- Your repository, your tooling, your conventions
- Your project management system, not ours
- In your standup if you want us there
- You own all intellectual property on payment
- Your client owns it through you, cleanly
Start small. Stop whenever.
First block
You want to test us on something low-stakes. Invoiced weekly — stop after any week.
Capacity block
A defined piece of work with clear scope and a deadline.
Embedded engineer
Ongoing demand. A named senior engineer reserved for you. Cancel any month.
Fixed-scope project
A complete build with a defined outcome. 60% on signature.
We know what you are actually weighing. If we are bad, your client fires you, not us.
So the first engagement is built so that cannot happen: 40 hours, $3,400, invoiced weekly. Stop after any week. Pick something internal or non-critical. Judge the code, the communication and the judgement — then decide whether there is a second block.
Before you brief us.
Will my client know?+
No. NDA first, your brand, we never contact them, and nothing we deliver carries our name.
Who owns the work?+
You do, on payment, with full assignment — so it passes cleanly to your client under your existing terms.
What if the first block goes badly?+
You stop. Weekly invoicing exists precisely so a bad outcome costs you one week.
Where is the team?+
Our development team is in Lagos; our broader team works across Canada and Nigeria. We work to your hours.
Will you approach our clients?+
Never. It is a contractual term, not a promise, and it runs for the life of the relationship and beyond.
Can you take the whole project?+
Yes — design and engineering end to end, still under your brand.
Bring a live problem.
Twenty minutes. Bring the piece of work you are currently deciding whether to take, hire for, or turn down — not a hypothetical. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right answer to it.
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