Partner with us co-deliver, stay in the loop
Agencies, studios and strategists: co-deliver with CoRemote when your clients need product depth, AI or full-stack execution. Clear commercial models and shared client success.
How we co-deliver
Roles agreed before work starts
We align on roles, client touchpoints and commercial terms before work starts, so when scope shifts, everyone already knows how decisions get made.
Partnership models
Four ways to work together
Referral
Referral introductions
You bring the relationship. We scope and deliver. Commercial terms stay transparent and you stay in the loop on milestones.
Co-branded
Co-branded delivery pods
Shared channels, named leads on both sides, and a single client-visible rhythm. No shadow updates or competing project plans.
White-label
White-label engineering capacity
Your brand on the front stage, our build and QA behind it, under NDA, with handoff documents your team can defend.
Joint
Joint proposals with clear IP boundaries
One statement of work, shared assumptions, and explicit IP and support ownership.
Explore co-delivery
Tell us your typical client
Describe your typical client and stack. We suggest a commercial track and clear handoffs.
Working together
What partners get
- 01
Sales enablement
Deck support, scoping templates and technical Q&A.
- 02
Delivery transparency
Weekly demos and shared milestones for joint clients.
- 03
Predictable handoffs
Documentation and acceptance criteria baked in.
- 04
Long-term trust
We protect partner relationships. No end-run around you.
Put the next stage on autopilot
Book 30 minutes. Leave knowing what turns on first.
Tell us what runs today and what breaks. We do the rest of the thinking on the call.
your partnership
Pick your time
What happens on the call
- You tell us what runs today and what breaks
- We point at the manual glue worth removing
- You leave knowing what turns on first
- Free
- 30 minutes
- Not the right fit? We will say so
“I sleep better anyway.”
“No hero deploys. No mystery config.”
“Quiet handoffs. No fog about who owns what.”