Agencies and consultancies
Add dependable product and engineering delivery while keeping the client relationship and strategic lead.
Partner with ProductBuild
When your client needs a website, app, automation, or AI workflow, we can deliver it while you keep the relationship.
Who can partner with us
Start with the relationship you own, the capability gap, and the delivery outcome the client needs.
Add dependable product and engineering delivery while keeping the client relationship and strategic lead.
Bring implementation capability around the product direction, transformation, or technical work you lead.
Extend strong research, experience, and brand work into maintainable websites and digital products.
Combine complementary technical skills around one clearly owned client outcome.
Make a relevant introduction with attribution and commercial boundaries agreed before paid work begins.
Every partnership begins with an agreed client need and written responsibilities. Public information alone does not create a partnership, commission right, or authority to act for ProductBuild.
Three simple models
Agree who owns the client, communication, commercials, and delivery.
Make a warm introduction. If it becomes paid work, commission is agreed in writing before the engagement begins.
Add ProductBuild visibly or behind your agency while you retain the client relationship.
Combine complementary expertise around one clearly owned project.
A protected handoff
The relationship is made explicit before delivery starts.
Describe the client situation without overselling a solution.
Set ownership, visibility, communication, commission, and commercial boundaries.
Bring the right people together with context and expectations clear.
Keep decisions, progress, risks, and responsibilities easy to see.
Start with one client need
Share the client situation, the relationship you want to protect, and the delivery gap you need to cover.
Frequently asked
No. Public information is not an offer. A referral creates no rights unless ProductBuild and the partner sign an agreement, and the signed terms control.
No. The relationship is non-exclusive, and a partner cannot quote, contract, promise, or bind ProductBuild.