Two practices, one billing model: a flat monthly retainer, a small accountable team, and compute billed at cost off our own fleet. No templates, no percentage-of-spend, no subcontracted creative.
No templates, no page builders, no reselling someone else's platform. We take on software a business cannot buy off the shelf: internal tooling, data pipelines, pricing engines, inference services. Where the workload needs GPUs we run it on our own fleet, which is usually the reason the economics work at all.
Every engagement starts with a two-week discovery sprint against your existing systems, not a slide deck. You get a scoped build plan and a fixed monthly rate before anything ships.
We read your ad accounts, analytics and order backend through their APIs, join them into one dataset, and train a spend allocation model on contribution margin instead of platform-reported conversions. The model runs on our fleet.
You are charged a flat fee, never a percentage of spend, so nothing about our incentives pushes the budget up. The model gets validated against holdout tests, not platform attribution.
Three-month minimum, cancellable on 30 days after that. Compute consumed on our own fleet for either practice is billed at the public rental rates above, with no markup.
The same terms apply whether you're on Core or Extended, for engineering or advertising. Nothing here is negotiated case by case, so you know what you're signing before the first call.
There's no separate sales contract to redline and no account manager renegotiating scope mid-quarter. If something needs to change, it changes at the next billing cycle, on the same terms every account gets.