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The non-technical founder

You have the vision and the market insight. You need someone who can build it.

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You've been quoted $200k+ to build a product you're not sure will work yet. Or you hired a freelancer who disappeared after the first sprint. You need a team you can trust — people who can turn a Figma file or a napkin sketch into a real, working product, and then help you tell the world about it.

Common blockers

  • No technical co-founder, or one who's stretched thin on everything else
  • Freelancers who disappear, miss deadlines, or hand off unmaintainable code
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  • Dev agencies that build what you asked for — not what you actually needed
  • No idea how to attract users once the product is live
  • Two invoices: one for dev, one for marketing — and neither team talks to the other

What we do instead:We act as your technical partner — scoping, building, and shipping the product, with a marketing lane running in parallel so you have users when you launch, not months after.

Typical tier: Starter or Scale

The technical founder who needs marketing firepower

You can build the product. You can't figure out why it's not growing.

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You're a strong engineer — maybe the best on your team. The product works, users who find it love it, but the top of the funnel is a ghost town. SEO is a black box. Paid ads feel like burning money. You've hired a marketing contractor who posted some LinkedIn updates and sent an email newsletter to 200 people. You need someone who treats growth like an engineering problem.

Common blockers

  • Product works well but almost no one knows it exists
  • No structured acquisition channel — growth is all word of mouth
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  • SEO, content, and paid ads feel like someone else's domain
  • Marketing contractors who produce output but not outcomes
  • No time to learn GTM strategy while also shipping features

What we do instead:We build the acquisition infrastructure you don't have time to build yourself — SEO, content, paid, lifecycle — and wire it to your product so every channel compounds.

Typical tier: Scale or Growth

The post-launch SaaS team hitting a growth ceiling

You've got real users and real revenue. The next stage is stuck.

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You launched. You got to 50–200 paying customers. Then the growth curve flattened and you've been on the same number for six months. You've shipped features your customers asked for but churn is flat. You know you need to do more — new acquisition channels, better onboarding, a product that retains harder — but your team is too deep in the day-to-day to step back and run the experiments.

Common blockers

  • MRR plateau after initial traction — the early adopters have signed up, now what?
  • Churn you can't explain because you don't have proper analytics in place
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  • Onboarding that drops users before they hit the 'aha moment'
  • No dedicated growth function — dev team is sprint-locked on features
  • Acquisition that relies on the founder's network and word-of-mouth alone

What we do instead:We instrument your funnel, diagnose the leaks, and run structured experiments across acquisition, activation, and retention — while your dev team stays focused on the product roadmap.

Typical tier: Scale or Growth

The small product team that needs overflow capacity

You have a team. You have more work than they can ship.

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You're at 15–100 people. You have engineers, maybe a designer, maybe a marketing manager. But your backlog is 18 months long, you have a launch deadline in eight weeks, and you need senior people who can step in without a three-month onboarding process. You've tried hiring — the best candidates want full-time equity and six-figure salaries for roles that might change in a year.

Common blockers

  • Backlog depth that would take an internal hire 6 months to clear
  • Upcoming launches with hard deadlines and no capacity to hit them
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  • Senior-level gaps — you need an experienced growth marketer or staff engineer, not a generalist
  • Hiring takes 3 months minimum and the role might not be permanent
  • Agency overhead — long onboarding, account managers who aren't doing the work

What we do instead:We embed directly with your team — using your tools, your repo, your Slack — and ship alongside you. No account manager hand-offs. The people you meet are the people doing the work.

Typical tier: Growth or Enterprise
Why blended matters

Dev and marketing that actually talk to each other.

Most agencies specialize in one lane. You hire a dev agency to build the product and a marketing agency to grow it — and then spend half your week being the translator between them. We run both disciplines under one engagement. The engineer who builds your onboarding flow sits next to the person writing the email sequence. The person doing SEO briefs the person building the blog infrastructure. The result compounds in ways two separate agencies never could.

8 weeks
Average time from kickoff to first shipped version
$2k
Pilot sprint to validate fit before a full engagement
1 invoice
Covering engineering, design, and marketing — no split bills

We are probably not a fit if…

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