Turning ideas
into profitable
web applications.
A cutting-edge digital agency charging performance fees indexed on the revenue generated by the partner projects we help bring to market.
Open to two new founder partnerships for Q3 — focused on B2C web apps with a clear acquisition wedge.
A studio built around aligned incentives.
Symbiosis
Our fees are structured so we're incentivized to build a profitable business application for our partner — not a deliverable that sits in a folder.
Read the modelPay As You Earn
In most cases we don't charge fixed fees. We take a share of the sales, only after the project reaches break-even on our side and yours.
Read the modelEntrepreneurs have great ideas. Execution is the rest.
We come in to bring the experience that turns a thesis into a shipping product — and a paying customer base.
Business planning
We define the target, estimate conversions, lifetime value and cost per acquisition — the math before the design.
Creating the app
We craft pixel-perfect web applications optimized for performance and customer acquisition from day one.
Start earning
Grow the business, execute the service, and only once break-even is reached — share revenue with us.
We bet on outcomes, not invoices.
We ship products, not decks.
We sit on the same side of the table.
The fine print, in plain English.
How do performance fees actually work?
We agree on a break-even threshold up front. Below it, we earn nothing on top of the discounted build. Above it, we take an agreed percentage of revenue for a defined term.
Do you take equity instead of fees?
Occasionally — when the founder team, market and timing make it the right structure. The default remains revenue share, because it stays clean for both sides.
What kind of projects do you take on?
B2C and SMB web applications with a clear acquisition wedge, a measurable funnel and a founder willing to operate. We pass on pure marketplaces and hardware-bound bets.
What if the project never breaks even?
Then we don't get paid the upside — which is exactly the point. It keeps us honest about what we agree to build.