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Fixed price
You approve a number and a written scope before anyone starts. No hourly meters, no invoice surprises, no "it grew."
Automation & AI · Social, Content & Growth · Ecommerce · Product Development
A vetted bench of senior builders, assembled into a team for your project — under one contract, at a fixed price, with one person accountable for the outcome.
The premise
Good builders are easy to find. Good outcomes aren't.Strake Group — operating principle
What you're actually buying
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You approve a number and a written scope before anyone starts. No hourly meters, no invoice surprises, no "it grew."
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Every deliverable passes our own review before it reaches you. Work that misses the spec gets fixed at our cost, not yours.
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If anyone on your project becomes unavailable, we replace them within five business days at no cost. The firm is accountable, not an individual.
The problem
They fail to evaluate it, manage it, and hold it accountable — while running the rest of the business.
A freelancer disappears mid-project. An agency assigns you the junior team after the pitch. Five vendors each own a piece and none owns the result. You end up managing the people you hired to stop managing.
We're structured to remove that. We assemble senior specialists into a team for your project, scope and price the work ourselves, review every deliverable before you see it, and stay on the hook for the outcome regardless of who does the work.
One contract · One invoice · One phone number
Practices
Most firms sell one of these. We sell all four because real projects cross the lines — a physical product needs a store, a store needs automation, and none of it matters without demand.
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The repetitive work that eats your week — intake, scheduling, quoting, support, reporting — handled by systems that run without you. Operational, measurable, and shipped in weeks rather than quarters.
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Audience built as a system — creators, cadence, and automation — rather than posting and hoping. Run by people who have grown accounts and sold from them, not just scheduled posts.
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Migrations, custom builds, and the retention work that decides whether any of it pays back — run by people who have operated stores, not just built them.
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Physical products, concept through production. Twenty years of mechanical engineering and consumer hardware — including overseas sourcing, factory qualification, and production oversight. The practice almost no digital firm can staff.
Flagship engagement
From an idea to a product people can buy. One firm carries it the whole way — the engineering, the factory, the store, and the demand — so nothing is lost in the handoffs between four vendors who don't talk to each other.
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Manufacturability, materials, and a landed-cost model before anyone commits to tooling.
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Industrial design, CAD, tolerance analysis, and a supplier-ready drawing package.
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Qualified overseas and domestic suppliers, RFQ and quote comparison, tooling kickoff, first-article inspection.
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Production oversight, in-line and pre-shipment inspection, import logistics, duties, and compliance.
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Identity, packaging, photography, and the storefront the product actually sells through.
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Outbound, campaigns, retention, and fulfillment — so launch day has buyers, not just inventory.
Scoped and priced per programme — talk to us about yours
Selected work
Product Development
Lead product development engineer for a national consumer hardware brand — concept through DFM, tooling, and supplier qualification, on products that shipped at retail scale.
Ecommerce
Built and ran the ecommerce operation for a consumer brand past $1.4M in revenue, including a full WooCommerce → Shopify migration and the retention program behind it.
Software & AI
24/7 agents that answer in a firm's own voice, qualify, and book — plus production applications across Laravel, Vue, and Node. Live demo available on request.
Approach
The process is the product. It's what separates a firm from a search for a freelancer.
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A fifteen-minute call to establish what you're trying to accomplish and what happens if it doesn't get done. If we're not the right firm, we say so on that call.
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We write the scope — deliverables, acceptance criteria, what's explicitly excluded, and a fixed price. You approve a document, not an estimate.
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We assemble the team from our vetted bench against the specific skills your project needs. You get seniors who have done this exact work before.
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Milestone-based delivery. You hear from us weekly whether or not there's news, and you hear about a slip before you'd notice it.
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Nothing reaches you until it's been checked against the acceptance criteria by someone who didn't build it. This is the step you're paying us for.
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Deliverables, credentials, documentation, and a recorded walkthrough. You own it outright. No hostage-taking on access or source.
Two ways in
For companies
Tell us what needs to exist. We scope it, price it, staff it from the bench, and stay accountable through handoff.
Start a projectFor builders
You built something real and nobody's paying you for it. We run the pipeline, the proposals, the contracts, and the collections. You keep 60–70% of engagements you never had to find or price.
Apply to the benchStart a project
We reply within one business day. If we're not the right firm for it, we'll tell you that instead of writing a proposal.
Ask for a free teardown — a written review of your store, product, or funnel with the specific things we'd fix and what we think they're costing you. No obligation, and it's yours to keep either way.