Capacity you can count, priced monthly.
A tier is a number of concurrent workstreams, stated plainly. Everyone selling unlimited is really selling one thing at a time — the limit still exists, it is just hidden in a queue you cannot see.
One model. Capacity you can count.
A tier is a number of concurrent workstreams, stated plainly rather than an “unlimited” queue with the real limit hidden inside it. Monthly, no long-term contract.
Engineering One
Agencies carrying one build at a time
- One active workstream
- Laravel, Next.js, Nuxt, Node, APIs
- Delivered in your Slack or project tool
- NDA and automatic IP transfer
- Editable source files on delivery
Engineering Two
Agencies with continuous delivery
- Two concurrent workstreams
- Priority queue
- Dedicated project manager
- We work inside your Slack, ClickUp or Jira
- Everything in Engineering One
Embedded Team
Agencies outsourcing the whole department
- Dedicated engineering and design capacity
- Monthly architecture review
- Maintenance and support with an SLA
- Any number of your client brands
- Everything in Engineering Two
Creative add-on
Design capacity layered on top of an engineering retainer — UI, marketing creative, brand assets and motion.
We work with a limited number of agencies at a time.
The things agencies ask before signing.
- What counts as one workstream?
- One brief moving through build at a time. While it is in review with you or your client, we pull the next thing forward — so a workstream is rarely idle, but it is never two builds at once pretending to be one.
- Why not unlimited requests?
- Because everyone selling unlimited is really selling one-at-a-time, with the constraint moved into the small print and the queue kept out of sight. We would rather show you the queue and let you plan against it.
- What if we need more capacity for one month?
- Add a workstream for that month and drop it afterwards. Month-to-month is the point — we would rather you scale down honestly than pad a retainer you have stopped using.
- Do you bill our client?
- Never. You are our client; your client is yours. We do not appear on any invoice you send, and what you charge is your business — we only ever know it if you choose to tell us.
- Who owns the code?
- You do, from delivery. Copyright transfers automatically, an NDA covers every engagement, and editable source files are handed over with each build — not held as leverage.
- How do we cancel?
- Tell us before the next renewal. There is no notice period and no exit fee. You keep everything already delivered.
Bring us the brief you were about to turn down.
Thirty minutes, no deck. Tell us what your client needs and we will tell you plainly whether we are the right team to build it behind your name.