02 / Familiar situations
More projects than your team can take on.
Growth is good news, until you have to say no to a client.
Projects are left waiting
Your agency can take on more work than its own team can deliver.
Specialist work
A client asks for an integration or application that falls outside your team's core.
Maintenance eats up time
Existing clients ask for updates and small changes, so new work is left waiting.
03 / What you get from us
An extension of your own team.
You keep the client relationship. We help build in the background, with your name on the work.
What we do
- building or co-developing client projects;
- integrations and custom components;
- maintenance of existing client projects;
- technical advice on quotes;
- working in your tooling and coding conventions.
What you can expect
- discretion towards your clients;
- firm agreements on planning and quality;
- code that belongs to you or your client;
- one point of contact for your project manager;
- room to scale up when things are busy.
04 / Our approach
How we work together.
We start with one project, so we get to know each other's way of working.
- Step 1
Getting to know each other
We discuss your way of working, your stack and the type of projects.
- Step 2
Agreements
We set down agreements on discretion, ownership, planning and communication.
- Step 3
First project
We start with a clearly scoped project and review it together.
- Step 4
Permanent partner
After that we agree how we can help out on an ongoing basis.
05 / Good to know
Questions about white-label.
Can't find your question? Feel free to send us a message.
Do you come into contact with our client?
Only if you want us to. By default, contact runs through your team.
Who owns the code?
You do. Agreements on code, ownership and handover are set down in advance. No knowledge stays stuck with us.
Which technology do you work with?
Preferably TypeScript and Vue.js on the frontend and C# / .NET with PostgreSQL on the backend. We also have experience with React/Next.js, Angular and Node.js, and check in the intake whether we are a good fit.



