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Stacklane

White-label engineering, delivery your clients can't tell apart, from work you do yourself.

Agency growth hits a wall when delivery capacity runs out. Hiring senior engineers is slow; subcontracting to other agencies leaks margin and quality. White-label engineering is the third lane: senior delivery under your brand, on your GitHub, billed at your rate. The client meets you; we meet the deadline.

What we build

  • Delivery under your brand

    Email signatures, slide templates, GitHub commits, project tooling, Slack channel naming, status reports, retros: all in your brand voice and visual identity. The client never sees Stacklane in the loop unless you choose to introduce us.

  • Senior-only headcount, no junior pass-through

    Every engineer on your project has 8+ years of production experience. No 'we have juniors doing the typing' that punctures margin and quality at the same time. The bill is for senior throughput; that's what gets delivered.

  • Your repo, your CI, your deploy

    We work in your GitHub organisation, your CI/CD setup, your cloud account. The IP stays with you; the audit log stays with you; the relationship with the client stays with you. No vendor lock-in via stacklane.com URLs in the codebase.

  • Predictable monthly billing

    One flat monthly rate. No 'unexpected scope expansion' surprises. Your agency bills the client at agency rates; the margin difference funds the next hire or the next quarter's growth.

  • Pause + resume on the client cycle

    Client engagements have peaks. Pause our work between projects, resume when the next one starts. Capacity that doesn't sit idle between deals.

  • Partner-program economics on top

    Existing agency partners refer new clients and earn 10% of the monthly invoice for the lifetime of the engagement. The model compounds if you keep delivering projects we can step into.

Where this fits

  1. Your agency is winning more delivery work than your team can ship and the next hire is months out.

  2. You're considering subcontracting to other agencies but the margin compression and quality risk make it a bad lane.

  3. You want to add 'enterprise engineering' to your service mix without standing up an in-house engineering practice.

Tech stack

  • TypeScript
  • Next.js
  • Postgres
  • GitHub Enterprise

Want this for your team?

30 minutes with a founder or senior engineer. We'll scope what you need and tell you straight whether Stacklane fits.

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