White-label AI builds
A client of yours needs an AI system for their website, marketing, sales, or operations. I scope it with you, build it, and hand it over with your name on the deliverable. Your client stays your client.
For agencies
Capacity and AI systems, under your brand.
Overflow builds, AI systems delivered white-label, and contract operations work for agency owners in Tulsa and Northeast Oklahoma. From someone who spent eight years inside multi-client agency operations and now runs his own on autonomous systems.
What I take on
Four kinds of work.
Contract build capacity
Web builds, automation, reporting layers, integrations. Fixed scope, fixed price where the work allows, delivered to your standard.
Systems for your own shop
Run your internal reporting, content production, or ad operations on systems instead of people's evenings. The same operation I run my own company on.
A second opinion
Before you promise a client an AI deliverable, thirty minutes with someone who has shipped several. Sometimes the answer is 'do not', and that is worth knowing early.
How it works
Four terms, in writing.
Agency work is relationship work. There is no questionnaire for it. Book a call, tell me what your shop is carrying, and we will know in thirty minutes whether there is a fit. If you would rather see how I run my own operation first, the proof page shows it, live.
- Your client stays your client
- I do not contact them, market to them, or name them. Ever.
- Your brand on the deliverable
- Documentation, handover, and the system itself carry your name unless you want otherwise.
- Written scope
- Every engagement starts with a written scope and a price. No open meters.
- Clear ownership
- What is built is owned by you or your client, as the scope says. It runs on their accounts and data.
Start with a conversation.
Thirty minutes. Tell me what your shop is carrying and we will know whether there is a fit.