Your client relationship stays yours. The evidence stays honest.
Agency partners can use the same Repair, Setup, and Care units with client permission, separate access, named reviewers, and a written delivery record. A consolidated relationship does not create an unlimited retainer.
Initial workflow capacity
No more than 3 registered Care workflows globally
One active delivery project across direct and partner work.
The agency handoff has four named owners.
The agreement decides what the end client sees, who authorizes access, and who approves customer-facing material.
- Agency brief
One workflow, expected result, systems, client context, and disclosure requirements.
- Client authorization
The actual account owner approves access and permitted test data before credentials move.
- Acceptance review
The agency or named client reviewer checks the agreed evidence in the nonproduction environment.
- Delivery record
Scope, authorship, test result, production handoff, and correction window remain traceable.
Boundaries that survive the deadline.
Partner delivery can be quiet without inventing people, credentials, or work history.
Access separation
Each client’s accounts, credentials, test records, and evidence stay scoped to that client. Shared agency access is used only when the client has authorized it.
Attribution and disclosure
The disclosure model follows the agreement. Commits and delivery history remain attributable to their actual author or an agreed system account.
Relationship protection
The standard offered terms include confidentiality, defined deliverable assignment after final payment, and client non-solicitation during the engagement and for two years after the last invoice. The signed agreement controls the exact boundary.
Written communication
Requests are consolidated in writing. Automated drafting may assist routine correspondence, but it is never represented as a human message when that distinction matters.
Review before delivery
The agency can be the named reviewer for customer-facing material when the agreement says so. That review step becomes part of acceptance.
No implied calls
The workflow offer does not include client calls, standups, or live account management. If a separately scoped engagement needs named meeting participation, it is stated in writing.
The same published units apply.
Workflow Repair is $1,500, Setup is $3,000, and Care is $500 per registered workflow per month. Larger subcontracting, audits, and retainers preserve the existing partner rate card terms until separately revised in an agreement.
Existing partner rate card.
These larger subcontracting options remain available beside the fixed workflow units. The written proposal controls the actual scope.
White-label development
$125/hr
Committed bulk engineering capacity after fit and access review.
Complex architecture
$150–$175/hr
Auth, data, governed automation, and complex system boundaries.
Technical audit
$2,500/project
Bounded pre-acquisition or pre-launch codebase review.
Emergency overflow
$300/hr
Separately accepted deadline rescue with a four-hour minimum.
Partner retainers
Partner Lite remains $2,500/month for 20 hours, Partner Standard remains $5,000/month for 40 hours, and Partner Plus remains $10,000/month for 80 hours. These are capacity retainers, not open workflow monitoring or unlimited work.
Send the agency brief
Tell us what should happen and what happens now. Do not send passwords, customer records, or live credentials.
Initial capacity: one active project and three registered Care workflows. Availability is confirmed in writing; submitting this form does not reserve a slot.