Shape the scope
Review the evidence, clarify assumptions, and connect implementation tasks to an agreed client journey.
Agency delivery support
Your client relationship.
More technical capability.
Technical delivery support for your agency. Bring us a client journey and a set of findings; we will help define and deliver the implementation work.
Built around your engagement
Keep the strategy close.
Bring in help for the build.
Your agency understands the client's offering, audience, and goals. We bring technical support for the agent-readiness work you agree to deliver.
Start with a defined project. Align on access, responsibilities, the client-facing deliverables, and how the result will be checked before implementation begins.
Where we can help
Deliver the changes
Improve structured content and website interactions. Assess WebMCP or API work where it fits the project.
Support the handoff
Document the changes, run the agreed checks, and prepare a technical handoff your team can build on.
Come with a real project
A productive first conversation.
We can get further when there is a website and a useful action to discuss. Bring an existing audit or start with one before the call.
Useful to bring
- The client website and relevant pages
- The action you want to improve
- Your audit findings, if available
- The client's stack and delivery constraints
- A proposed timeline and project owner
Working together
Define the details
before delivery.
Can the work be delivered through my agency?
Yes. We can discuss technical support within your agency engagement. Agree on client communication, attribution, report branding, ownership, and responsibilities in the project scope before work begins.
Can you implement every recommendation?
We first review feasibility, stack, access, and dependencies. The agreed scope names the deliverables and exclusions so everyone knows what the project includes.
How are projects priced?
Technical support is scoped case by case. We agree the work and fees with your agency before implementation. Your agency independently sets its own client-facing services and pricing.
Is WebMCP always part of the work?
Only when it supports a useful client journey and the implementation is appropriate. A project may be better served first by clearer content, structured data, accessible interactions, or improvements to existing APIs.