Sell the app. We build it under your name.
Design, marketing and branding agencies win app and SaaS projects they can't build in-house. We build them for you, white-label: you keep the client and the relationship, we do the engineering, quietly.
You lead. We build.
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You bring the brief
Send us what the client needs, or bring us into a call as part of your team.
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We scope it for you
A fixed scope, milestones and dates you can put in your own proposal. Your price to the client is yours.
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We build in your portal
You follow every milestone, approve it, and request changes in a partner portal in Qafza OS.
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You hand it over
Under your brand. We can stay on quietly as your support team after launch.
Your name on it. Our team behind it.
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White-label by default
No Qafza name on deliverables, no credit badge, and we never contact your client unless you ask us to.
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A partner portal
Every build in one place: milestones, approvals, files, change requests and updates you can forward.
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Fixed scope and dates
Each build is a package with phases and dates, not an open-ended invoice.
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Confidential from the first call
An NDA before we see anything, and your client list stays yours.
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Support after launch
Updates, fixes and monitoring under your name, with a promised reply time.
The projects agencies usually turn down.
- SaaS apps with accounts and payments
- Client portals and dashboards
- Booking and scheduling systems
- Internal tools and admin back offices
- Cross-platform mobile apps
- Websites that need real engineering
Tell us about your agency.
We take on a small number of partner agencies so every build gets proper attention. We reply within one business day.
Before you ask.
Will my client know Qafza built it?
Only if you tell them. Everything they see carries your name.
Who owns the code?
Your client, or you, as your contract with them says. The same ownership as our own projects.
Can you join calls with my client?
Yes, as part of your team, under your agency's name, when it helps.
Is there a minimum project size?
The same minimum engagement as our own projects. We'll tell you if a brief is too small to do well.