Tell us what you're building.
Most partnerships start with a few paragraphs from a founder we don't know yet. Tell us what you're building, where you're stuck, and what you'd want a senior team to take on. We read every note. You'll hear back within two business days, from a real person.
Read personally by Thijs and the partner team.
How this works.
Before you write, here's what's true about working with us — so your note can hit the right notes.
We work best with founders who have a real product or a real business behind the idea. If you're still validating the concept, we're probably too far down the build path to help.
We're one team across discovery, build, and operate. If you're looking to manage outsourced delivery, a project consultancy is a better fit than us.
Our floor pricing is published. Sprints start at $7,000, full launch engagements at $25,000. If that's outside your range right now, a brand boutique or a marketplace will serve you better than we will.
We publish our Service Agreement as the default contract. If you need a custom MSA negotiated before the first conversation, we're probably not the trade you want.
If a fast one-off logo or deliverable is what you need, that's not our shape. Try a boutique — there are great ones.
Your turn. Tell us what you're building.
We read every note. A few paragraphs is plenty — plain language, the actual stuck point, no deck needed.
Read personally by Thijs and the partner team.
What happens after you send it.
You write the note.
A few paragraphs is enough. What you're building, where you're stuck, what you'd want help with. No deck required, no form-fitting.
We write back. Within two business days.
A real reply from a real person on the team — either way. If we're not the right fit, we'll tell you why and try to point you somewhere better.
If yes, a 30-minute call.
We talk through the work together. By the end, both sides know if this is the start of a partnership or not. No follow-up sales cycle.
If we say no, we'll tell you why and try to point you somewhere better. That part's a promise.