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White-label development
You sell the project; we build it invisibly. Deliverables, documentation and communication all carry your brand, and your client deals only with you.
Partner programme
Add an engineering teamto your agency — withouthiring one.
Technivox works behind agencies, consultancies and technology companies as their delivery team. You keep the client, the brand and the relationship. We build the software.
White-label
Delivered under your brand, start to finish.
No client contact
We never approach or solicit your clients.
Your process
Your tools, your cadence, your reporting.
Flexible capacity
Scale a team up or down by project or month.
01 — Ways to partner
Five shapes of partnership. Pick the one that fits this quarter.
Most partnerships begin with a single white-label project and grow into a standing arrangement. Nothing here demands a long commitment on day one.
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Agency technology partnership
A standing relationship where we act as your named technology partner — involved early in pitches, feasibility and estimates so you can quote software work with confidence.
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Extended engineering team
Engineers who work inside your process and tools as an extension of your team, attending your stand-ups and reporting to your delivery lead.
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Development delivery partnership
For companies with product and design in-house but no delivery capacity: you define, we engineer, test and release on an agreed cadence.
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Long-term technology partnership
Retained monthly capacity across several of your clients at once, with a reserved team and priority scheduling for whatever your pipeline brings.
02 — The partner journey
Agency → Technivox → Client → Delivered product
Select a stage to see exactly who does what, and what your client sees at that moment.
Stage 01 · Agency
The relationship stays exactly where it is.
You win the work, set the commercials and hold the client relationship. We come in only where the engineering starts, briefed by you, with the scope and expectations you have already set.
- You do
- Client relationship, scope, commercials, creative direction.
- We do
- Feasibility input, estimates and a technical plan you can quote from.
- Client sees
- Their agency, doing what it always does.
03 — Behind the scenes
Invisible to your client. Predictable for your team.
White-label delivery only works if communication is boringly reliable. Here is how we run it.
Confidentiality
Mutual NDA before scoping. Your clients, commercials and code stay yours. We never approach your clients, and we never use your work as our reference without written permission.
01One point of contactA named delivery lead for you — not a rotating queue. They know your accounts, your standards and your client sensitivities.
02Your channels, your cadenceSlack, Teams, your tracker, your review rhythm. Weekly written updates by default, more often when a launch is close.
03Demo-first progressEvery cycle ends in something reviewable, so you can show real progress to your client instead of describing it.
04Client-ready artefactsRelease notes, walkthroughs and documentation written so they can be forwarded to your client without editing.
05Estimates you can quote fromScoped ranges with stated assumptions and risks, prepared in a format you can put in front of a client.
06Clean handoverRepositories, environments and documentation transfer to you or your client, so nothing depends on us being available.
04 — What you get
Expand what you sell before you expand your payroll.
Sell software with confidence
Quote development work knowing an experienced team is behind the estimate.
No hiring risk
Capacity without recruitment, salaries, benching or long-term overhead.
Protect your margin
Transparent partner rates. You set your own pricing and keep the difference.
Widen your offer
Add product, mobile, automation and integration to what you already sell.
Keep the client
The relationship, the credit and the renewal stay with you.
Protect your reputation
Tested, documented delivery — because your name is on it, not ours.
05 — Ideal partners
Who this works best for.
We're deliberately selective — a small number of partnerships we can actually serve properly.
Digital and marketing agenciesStrong in brand, content and campaigns, but turning away or reselling the build work that clients keep asking for.
Design and product studiosExcellent design output that needs an engineering team to bring it to production without diluting the craft.
Consultancies and IT advisoriesAdvising clients on systems and change, and needing a delivery arm to implement the recommendations.
Technology companies with overflowProduct teams with more roadmap than capacity, needing a trusted team for parallel workstreams.
Independent operators and small teamsFounders and small agencies with a strong pipeline who need real engineering depth behind them.
06 — Getting started
From first call to first delivery.
Week 1
Introduction call
Your pipeline, the kind of work you sell and where delivery currently breaks down.
Week 1
NDA and terms
Mutual NDA, partner rates, non-solicitation and IP assignment agreed in writing.
Week 2
Scoped estimate
We scope a real brief of yours and return an estimate you can quote from.
Weeks 2–6
Pilot delivery
A contained first project to test the working relationship in practice.
Ongoing
Standing capacity
A reserved team, a delivery rhythm and priority scheduling for your pipeline.
07 — Partner FAQ
The questions agencies ask first.
No. Unless you explicitly ask us to join a call as part of your team, all communication runs through you. Non-solicitation is part of our partner agreement.
Yes — that is the point of white-label delivery. Deliverables, documentation and repositories carry your branding, and we are not credited publicly unless you choose to credit us.
You or your client, as agreed before work starts. On completion of payment, IP assigns to you; we retain no claim over the product we build for you.
We give you a scoped estimate with clear assumptions. You set your own margin and present a single figure to your client — we never see or influence your pricing.
Changes are handled as a short written change note: impact on time, cost and sequence. You approve it, then we proceed. No silent overruns.
A first call, mutual NDA and a scoped estimate typically take under two weeks. A small pilot project is the usual way to begin before committing to standing capacity.
Yes. We work in your project tracker, repositories and communication channels where you prefer, and follow your reporting cadence.
Support can continue as a retained arrangement — maintenance, improvements and agreed response paths — sold by you as part of your own service.
Let's talk about the work you're turning down.
One call, an NDA, and a scoped estimate on a real brief. That's how most of our partnerships have started.
