You bring the opportunity. We build the system.

The Partner Program is for people who have access to opportunities, networks, or client need but no engineering team. You create the opportunity; the studio owns analysis, architecture, engineering, delivery, and support. It is not hiring, cold-lead selling, or handing the client away.

Business consultants, commercial professionals, advertising and branding agencies, freelance designers, non-technical freelancers, and anyone close to potential clients without a delivery team. The core requirement is real access to opportunity — not programming skill.

If you want a full-time job at the studio, if you only sell cold contact lists, or if you need a fixed percentage published on the site before you will talk, this model is not a fit. Partnership is built on a real opportunity and a per-project agreement.

Yes. Terms for that project — including roles and share — are agreed in writing before engineering starts. There is no blanket rate on the site, and a generic “one contract for all deals” does not replace the agreement for that work.

No. A fixed percentage is not published because the opportunity, your role, discovery involvement, and commercial terms differ every time. Each number is negotiated and written. A percentage promised to a client before a joint proposal cannot be honoured as a site rule.

Share reflects the opportunity type, each side’s role, how involved you stay (introduction only versus discovery and the commercial relationship), and that project’s terms. The agreement is made before engineering so it is not left vague.

The introduction is recorded. We do not treat a later direct message as a reason to drop the referring partner when the origin of the opportunity is clear. Naming the client and the context up front prevents later confusion.

After the introduction you stay in the commercial relationship as much as the project needs: some partners join discovery, others only open the door. That involvement is part of the per-project agreement and affects share. You are not required to sit in every engineering meeting.

Payment timing follows the commercial terms of that project — typically tied to client payments — and is written before work begins. It is not a site-wide calendar. If the client has not paid under the contract, the partner share follows the same written terms.

No volume cap. Quality of fit matters more than count. Each opportunity is reviewed on its own. A poor-fit or out-of-scope introduction may be declined without closing the partnership path.

No. You can describe your network and typical opportunities without an open deal so the path is clear. If you have a specific opportunity now, include the details so review is faster.

We reply along this path (the partner inbox) within two business days. If the opportunity is time-sensitive, include the meeting window or the client’s decision deadline. A reply is not automatic project acceptance — it is review and the next step.

Regional or industry exclusivity is not granted by default. Each opportunity is reviewed on its own. If a repeatable working relationship forms later, special terms can be discussed for that relationship — they are not a right published on the site in advance.

Yes, if roles do not collide. Typically the studio owns architecture and custom-product delivery while you stay on the commercial relationship, discovery, or a design layer. Details are agreed per project; quietly competing on the same delivery is not accepted.

Fill in the form on this page: name, role, email, phone, a note on your network, and details if you have a specific opportunity. After submit you receive a reference number and the request is stored in the studio inbox.

The referring relationship is respected. Technical delivery stays with the studio. Whether you remain in client meetings or only opened the door is set in that project's agreement. The intent is not to quietly replace you with the studio.