YOUR TECHNICAL DELIVERY PARTNER
You are excellent at the thing your clients pay you for. When that work needs development attached to it, I take the technical side so you do not have to turn the project down or learn to code at 11pm.
THE SITUATION
Consultants and small teams hit this constantly. A strategy engagement turns into 'can you build the platform too?' A marketing retainer needs a custom integration. A client asks for the thing you designed to actually exist.
Saying no costs you the project and sometimes the relationship. Saying yes and figuring it out costs you evenings, quality, and eventually your reputation.
THE BETTER OPTION
Keep the client, keep the margin, and keep doing the work you are actually good at.
HOW IT WORKS
You own the client relationship entirely. I do not contact them, pitch them, or appear in the engagement unless you want me to.
You brief me on what needs building, I quote a fixed price, and you price your client with your margin on top. The build can happen in your infrastructure, or in one I set up in your name.
When it ships, I step away. The client stays yours.
You remain the relationship, the strategist, and the person your client trusts.
You send the brief, I quote a fixed number, and the technical delivery happens under your brand.
The work ships under your name. The client, credit, and next conversation all stay with you.
WHAT I TAKE ON
WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, and Framer sites built properly rather than assembled.
The development side of SEO work marketing consultants are often asked for and rarely equipped to deliver.
Connecting the systems your client already pays for so they stop doing things manually.
The client relationship.
The margin you set.
The credit for delivery.
The account for future work.
I have no interest in your clients. My business works because agencies and consultants come back repeatedly, which does not happen if I try to take the relationship.
GETTING STARTED
Even a rough one. A paragraph and a deadline is enough to start.
Fixed price and fixed scope, before anything begins.
With your margin, knowing your development cost is locked.
Visible progress, questions raised early, and no surprises.
Under your name, to your client.
CONSULTANT QUESTIONS
The relationship, commercial arrangement, and ownership details are agreed before the build starts.
Not unless you specifically ask me to.
Yes. Most people do, and it is expected. What you charge your client is your business.
I will set it up in your name and hand over the credentials. You own it.
Yes, as standard.
Then I will join a call as part of your team, using your email. Or you can stay the only point of contact, depending on what you prefer.
If it has a clear scope and a deadline, it is worth asking about.
Send me the brief. You will get a fixed price and an honest answer about whether I am the right person for it.
