“I know someone who can help” becomes “Can you help me fix this?”
The
backend
team
behind
what
you
sell.
You win the client. We handle delivery, quietly, clearly, and on time.
Why the delivery partner matters
The wrong delivery partner creates more work for you.
If the person you refer misses the brief, disappears or sends poor work, the client comes back to you for help. You end up chasing updates, fixing misunderstandings and protecting the relationship.
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The opportunity grows without turning into another job for you.
What we do
One backend, eight ways to remove the bottleneck.
Click a service to pull it into focus
Delivery bench
The right specialist, matched to the work, managed as one team.
How we work
A brief becomes owned, reviewed work.
Miss a deadline or the written brief and we correct it at no cost. If it persists, we extend the subscription by the affected days.
Every build ships with a bug-fix window, a handoff SOP and a recorded walkthrough for the client's team.
Even custom-coded work sits behind an interface the client's team can use. Nobody gets locked out of their own site.
Ownership is transferable. If we ever part ways, the client leaves with everything, cleanly.
The white-label switch
The surface never changes.
Click the switch to lift the hidden layer
One accountable team owns delivery from brief to handoff. You get a single point of contact instead of managing separate freelancers.
Proof, Mostro Media
Their name in front. Our system underneath.
- Every edit ships in the end client's own fonts, colours and music style.
- Work moves through a single board. Our name never reaches their clients.
- Started as a trial. Now an ongoing monthly engagement.
Mostro Media is a marketing agency. They sell video editing to their own clients. Our team handles the editing, revisions, quality control and delivery every month, all under their name.
“We have never spoken to a single one of their clients.”
The opportunity radar
Listen for the moment. Then hand it over.
Click a phrase to route it, or shuffle for a quick self-test.
Things a business owner might say
Where to focus
Two industries beat seven.
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One filter decides everything: we do not run Thai-language advertising. Focus on businesses serving English-speaking customers, including expats, international visitors and the international business community.
Sports, fitness and racquet clubs
The category is growing fast and is heavily expat. Staff answer court prices, availability, coach rates and rain refunds by hand in LINE and WhatsApp groups all day.
- Booking-capable website
- Inquiry automation
- Social content
- Event promotion
Target size: small to medium businesses already building and scaling. They have revenue and ambition but no marketing function. Large enterprises usually have an internal team. Pre-revenue startups usually cannot support the work.
Two ways in
One introduction, two clean paths.
You introduce us, and that is your whole job.
What this looks like for you
You are not selling. You are noticing.
You spot it
The third question is the key. The answer is usually “nobody”, “we're doing it ourselves”, or “we hired someone and it didn't go well”. They have made the case themselves.
You hand it over
We take it from there
We scope it, price it, build it and keep you posted. The work visibly leaves your hands.
You share in it
What you bring in, you share in. The structure is agreed with each partner directly.
You recognise the moment. We take it from there.
Founder, Jez Dinglasan