Sell it as yours. We will never appear.
Your clients already ask you for social. Saying yes means building a production department; saying no means watching them hire someone else. There is a third answer: you sell it, you keep the client, and we produce under your name.
You already have the clients. Delivery is the hard part.
Selling social is easy. Producing it every month, without missing, is the part that breaks down, and it is the only thing we have engineered.
Stop turning work away.
You get asked for social by clients you already have. Right now you either say no, or you say yes and spend the next year regretting the production load.
No team to hire.
No editor to recruit, no writer, no designer, no one to replace when they leave. You add capacity the month you need it and not before.
Your brand on all of it.
The work goes out under your name. And what your client actually judges you on, whether the month showed up, is what our whole delivery model was built around.
Simple on purpose.
Your pitch, your positioning, your price. We onboard the client through you and work behind whatever name you have given the service. You are billed a partner rate; what you charge above it is yours.
You sell it.
Your pitch, your positioning, your price. You know your market better than we do, and we do not tell you what to charge for your own work.
You hand us the account.
We onboard the client through you: intake, strategy, pillars. We work behind whatever name you have given the service.
We produce, every month.
The same delivery our own clients get: edited, written, designed, posted by hand, stories, engagement, highlights and brand kit. Branded as yours.
You keep the margin and the client.
You are billed a partner rate. What you charge above it is yours. The client stays yours, including if you ever stop working with us.
We are open to partners. We are not chasing them.
Our name is not on this work, but our capacity is. We have a small number of partner agreements in place and we are not pushing hard for more, which means when one is right, it gets real attention rather than a queue position.
The risk in this arrangement is yours, so we carry it.
You are putting your name on work made by people your client will never meet. That is a real exposure, and vague reassurance is not worth anything against it. These are the commitments, stated plainly.
We never appear.
We do not contact your client. We do not appear in their account, their inbox, their invoices or their content. The relationship is yours.
If a client of yours ever hears our name, it is because you said it.
The client stays yours.
You own the relationship, you set the price, and you keep the margin above the partner rate. If you stop working with us, the client does not come to us; they stay with you.
The product is identical. You bill, we fulfil.
Tell us what you sell and who you sell it to.
A person reads every one of these. If it is not a fit we will tell you that directly rather than leave you waiting.