White-label engineering
OpenPer project, fixed scope and price. You keep the client and the margin; we deliver.
Design studios, agencies, dev shops at capacity.
Partners
Partnership is what we give up.
Every vendor calls itself a partner, so the word proves nothing. What proves something is the list of things we sign away — so that’s what this page is.
For agencies & studios
Your client stays your client.
The only question when you subcontract: will we still be strangers to your client in two years? Four commitments, all in the agreement.
We never approach your client
Not during the build, not after, not in two years — written in as a non-solicit.
We appear as your team
White-label by default: your brand, your inbox, our engineers on your calls if you want them.
Your date is the date
We scope against what you’ve already promised your client, and fix it in writing.
You talk to the engineer
No account manager relaying requirements. Direct access to whoever writes the code.
For businesses
You never get stuck with us.
The opposite fear — that a partner becomes a cost you can’t leave. Everything below keeps leaving easy.
You own everything, all along
Source, IP, infrastructure and docs are yours from week one. Leaving is always possible.
Capacity, not a subscription
A monthly block of engineering time against your roadmap — never standby. Quiet month? We tell you, and bank it or bill less.
We hold the technical picture
What depends on what, what breaks at scale, what the next change costs — that’s our job.
We’ll tell you to stop
When a feature isn’t worth building, or a tool already solves it, you’ll hear it.
What we won’t do
The refusals.
Commitments are easy to write. Refusals cost something, which is why they’re the part worth reading.
We will not
- Take on work we can’t staff. If we’re full, you get a date, not a maybe.
- Put a junior on senior work and bill it as senior work.
- Quote before we understand what makes the job hard.
- Recommend a custom build when an off-the-shelf tool solves it.
- Hold your repository, domain or infrastructure as leverage.
- Contact your client behind you, in any form, ever.
Shapes
Four ways this runs.
Embedded technology partner
OpenA monthly block of engineering time against a real roadmap — never standby maintenance.
Businesses running on software, with no in-house engineers.
Referral partnership
OpenYou introduce, we take it from there. Terms agreed in writing, per introduction.
Consultants who keep meeting businesses that need a system.
Product partnership
SelectiveReduced fee against equity or revenue share. The bar is high; expect more no than yes.
Founders with domain expertise and a product to build.
How it starts
One project first. Then a standing lane.
- 1
A conversation
Thirty minutes on what you build and where you run out of engineering.
- 2
A first project
One contained piece of work, so you see how we handle pressure first.
- 3
Terms in writing
Non-solicit, white-label, IP, response times and rates — agreed once.
- 4
A standing lane
New work starts in days, because the negotiation already happened.
- Based in Dehradun, India
- Building since 2023
- Clients in India, Israel, Japan and the US
- Reply within one business day