Startup Technical Partnership
First release with a partner who will push back on scope.
What You Get
We join as a technical partner for the first release and, if the product holds up, the months after it. The usual job is enough product to sell or to show an investor, on a stack you can hire for later. We will push back on scope. A founder who wants six platforms in month one gets a smaller first cut and a written list of what waits. Equity or cash is set in a meeting after we have seen the idea. Marketing and basic infrastructure can sit on the same contract if you ask. An MVP and a logo stay an MVP and a logo.
What the partnership covers
A first version you can put in front of buyers
Architecture and a written tech plan so the next hire is not guessing
Brand basics and a launch campaign if those are on the same order
Pitch-deck and diligence notes when you are raising
A feature list with dates, so later is written down
How we get paid
Often a shared-equity partnership after we have seen the product
OVERLORD can cover a share of operating cost, set in the contract
Cash plus milestones is fine if equity is the wrong fit
We stay if the product holds up. We leave if it does not.
What we will argue about
Shipping one platform well before you open three more
Avoiding a stack only one contractor on earth can hire for
Security and backups on day one, because rebuilds are expensive
Whether a feature is an MVP or a second product
Pricing Structure
Transparent pricing tailored to your needs
Ready to Get Started?
If this page matches the job, send the brief. We will say no if it does not.