Build the brief. Ship the code. Get paid.
We send pre-qualified buyers your way. You quote, you build, you ship. Buyers pay you milestone-by-milestone after each delivery — same as any contractor relationship. The final 40% — and the source code — transfers only after a 30-day post-delivery review.
Why agencies join
Most agencies spend 30–50% of their time on sales. Calls that go nowhere. Proposals that get ghosted. Discounting. We took that off the table.
Curated deal flow
Buyers fill out a 10-minute brief. We translate it into a real spec, then send it to three agencies. No tire-kickers, no “just curious” inquiries — we pre-qualify before you see anything.
No sales work
You don’t pitch. You build a real prototype against a real brief, in 5–7 days. The buyer picks based on shipped work, not a deck. If they pick you, you both sign the standard contract.
Source code as leverage
Milestone-by-milestone payment, no escrow gymnastics. The buyer doesn’t get the source code until the final 40% clears — that’s what gets you to the finish line. Our recommended contract bakes this in.
Code review feedback
Every submission gets a senior code review. You’ll get the kind of architecture, security, and prompt-design feedback that’s usually only in expensive consulting engagements. Free input on your craft.
Legitimacy by association
We’re strict on who gets in. Being in the network is a credential — we’ll back you when buyers want references, and we’ll happily say which agencies passed the gauntlet.
You set the price
We don’t mark up your quote. We don’t take from the buyer. You quote what the work is worth; we take a flat platform fee from you, paid on milestone completion. No hidden margin.
Who we’re looking for
You’re a fit if
- You’re a 2–10 person team with a senior engineer who can lead architecture.
- Your daily workflow uses Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, or Windsurf — not just installed, but in your actual commits.
- You’ve shipped 3+ working products with real users.
- You can take a brief and ship runnable code in 5–7 days.
- Your code is readable. Your repos are clean. Your senior engineer welcomes review.
You’re not a fit if
- You’re a solo freelancer (no senior + builder split).
- You’re a legacy WordPress / agency shop that recently “adopted AI” for marketing.
- Your portfolio is mockups and case studies but no live products.
- You take 14+ days for what should be a one-week build.
- You get defensive about code review.
The application gauntlet
Same vetting we describe to buyers on how we vet agencies →. Roughly 76% of applicants don’t make it through. Here’s the path.
Ship a real prototype in 5–7 days
We send a brief from a past project, anonymized. You ship runnable code in a repo. Not slides. Not a Figma file.
Senior reviewer reads every commit
Architecture, security, prompts, data flow, error handling, test coverage. Written feedback, pass or fail.
Show your daily stack on screen
30-minute screen-share where you walk through your real working day. We verify the AI tooling you claim is actually how you build, not how you advertise.
Quarterly check-ins
Once you’re in, we re-test every 90 days. The tools move; the network does too. Stale workflows get cycled out.
How payment works
No escrow. The buyer pays you directly after each milestone is delivered and accepted — same as any contractor relationship. We don’t mark up your quote; we take a flat platform fee from you when the milestone clears.
Things agencies usually ask
What if a buyer ghosts after I’ve done milestone work?
What happens if I lose the bid? Do I get paid for the prototype?
How many briefs will I see per month?
Can I be on this and freelance / take direct clients?
What about geography? Time zones?
If we’re rejected, can we re-apply?
Apply to build with us
Tell us about your agency. We reply within 5 working days. If we move forward, the next step is the build test.
Got it — thanks.
We’ll review your application within 5 working days and reply to your contact email with next steps. If we ask you to take the build test, we’ll send the brief in that reply.