For solo consultants
For independent strategists and fractional leaders who need production depth without pretending to be a twenty-person agency.
You keep the client and the strategy. We do the work under your name.
The short answer
A solo consultant can use a production team for defined work while keeping strategy, pricing and the client relationship.
The arrangement works when the consultant remains the decision maker, the work boundary is explicit and any client you register with us is protected from solicitation.
The consultant is often the seller, strategist, reviewer and escalation path. Adding specialist support helps only if it reduces load without weakening the trust that won the account.
Selected work
SEO · 64 months
ConfidentialOrganic work under the agency’s name. The client has never heard ours.
One engagement’s reported results, not a forecast.
Read the agency caseA consultant does not need to mimic a large agency.
Clients usually value the direct judgement. Keep that advantage, then add a production lane with clear artefacts and review points.
Begin with work that can be briefed and inspected: a technical backlog, campaign build, set of content briefs, reporting cycle or web-production milestone.
The difference between the client fee and team fee still has jobs to do.
It must cover sales, strategy, meetings, review, risk, tax and the consultant’s accountability.
If the retained amount does not pay for those responsibilities, handing off work has not fixed the commercial model. It has only hidden it behind a supplier invoice.
Before you choose
Use these tests on the work in front of you, not on a generic list of services.
You can turn your judgement into a written priority, definition of done and approval rule.
The commercial spread pays for your strategy, client care, review and risk after specialist cost.
The client knows who leads, and the specialist team knows when it may speak or attend.
Files, access, decisions and unfinished work can return to you without hostage dynamics.
Read the edges
Our terms
Common questions
Pressure-test the decision on one real account.
Yes. One account exposes the real brief, review and communication load before either side commits to a larger model.
That depends on the agreed mode. Unbranded work, disclosed specialist support and advisory-only support are all possible.
We quote our fee and set out what we are responsible for. You set the client price after accounting for your strategy, sales, account work, overhead, tax and risk.
No. There is no exclusivity requirement. You choose the people and partners your practice needs, and the written arrangement defines the work and the account-protection rules.
You set the strategy for each client. Our senior strategist owns the plan for the work we run inside it, using the commercial context you supply, and you approve that plan before specialists start.
Pressure-test it on real work
Tell us what is already promised, who owns the client and where the work needs help. Thirty minutes with someone responsible for the work.
The brief