Senior hands, your name on it
White-label creative direction for agencies who are full, not failing.
Reserved capacity you deploy under your own brand. I design and deliver to your standard, on your account, and the client never knows I exist unless you want them to.
Agencies at capacity, mid-pitch, or short a senior set of hands on a brief that needs one.
Deliverables that look like your team made them, on time, without the hiring risk.
A brief lands and the team's full. That's not a problem, that's a good week, but the options in front of you are all bad on paper: turn away the work, stretch a junior past what they can carry, or hire a senior for a demand curve that won't hold past this quarter. None of those are actually decisions. They're what happens when there's no fourth option.
Reserved senior capacity, on your terms:
- Overflow. A pitch lands and the calendar's already full. I step in on the brief, not the relationship.
- Embedded cover. A lead's out, or a client needs more than the bench can give. I sit inside the team for the stretch.
- White-label by default. Work ships under your name. Co-credit if you'd rather.
- No poaching, no politics. I'm not angling for the client relationship or a seat at your table. I'm here for the brief.
Trusted by agencies including
- 01Fit call. What's the brief, what's the gap, what does the next month look like. No commitment.
- 02Scope it. Hours, cadence, how we talk day to day. Most land between 20 and 60 hours a month.
- 03Embed. Fast onboarding on the brand, the team, the tools. Then I'm just part of the account.
- 04Review. A regular check-in to scope up, down, or wind down cleanly.
One-off overflow is billed at standard project rates. Reserved, ongoing capacity isn't; it can land up to 20% below project pricing, and the more you commit, the better the rate gets. No rate card, because it moves with volume. That's by design: commit more, pay less per hour, and stop re-negotiating every project.
The calendar holds limited agency partnerships at a time, full stop. Embedded work only scales so far before the standard starts slipping, and that standard is the entire point of hiring senior instead of junior. If the timing's close, have the conversation now, not when the roster's already full.
Standard NDA on every engagement. White-label means white-label. Nothing from the work shows up in a portfolio, case study, or anywhere else without your sign-off first.
Will you talk to our client directly?
Only if you want me to. Most engagements run entirely behind the scenes.
What if we need you for one project, not an ongoing arrangement?
That's project work, not partnership, and it's priced differently. Still happy to talk, just say so on the fit call.
What's the typical engagement length?
Three to twelve months is the norm. Some stay open-ended. Either way, we review regularly so neither of us is guessing.
A single freelance task with no ongoing relationship. If that's the ask, a marketplace will be faster and cheaper, and I'll tell you that straight.