Add a full-stack
developer to
your bench.
White-label development for agencies who need reliable delivery without the overhead. Direct access, vertical-agnostic, shipping under your brand.
Your client. Your creative. My code.
Why agencies work with me
Add development capacity without adding headcount.
No account managers
You talk directly to the person writing the code. No ticket queues, no briefing chains, no context lost in translation.
Ships under your banner
Your clients never need to know I'm involved. I build and maintain as an invisible extension of your practice.
No development handoffs
One person owns the technical work from brief to delivery.
A deliberately small client list
I don't take on more than I can give real attention to. Your work won't be deprioritised for a bigger account.
Direct access to the builder
Message me directly. Get a real answer. No 48-hour SLA, no support portal — I'm the person you're working with.
Websites, applications, integrations.
and everything in between.
When do agencies use Denim?
A few situations that tend to come up.
Your developers are busy
You won the project. Your internal developer is already booked. I take the next build without your team missing a beat.
The project is more technical than usual
The client wants integrations, custom functionality or automation your creative team doesn't normally build. I handle that technical layer.
You don't need another full-time developer
You need someone for two weeks, two months, or one specific project — not another permanent salary and the overhead that comes with it.
A client site needs ongoing technical support
Maintenance, security updates, performance work and small fixes sit with me, so your team stays focused on strategy, creative and delivery.
You stay in control
I plug into your practice. I don't compete with it.
Your client relationship
You remain the account owner. I don't insert myself between you and your client.
Your creative direction
Development follows your approved designs and strategy — I build what you've already decided.
Your brand
Work can happen completely behind the scenes, under your banner, with no visible trace of Denim.
Your delivery process
I fit into your existing workflow and tools rather than asking your agency to change around me.
Ways to work together
Multiple entry points, depending on what you need right now.
Maintenance
Ongoing technical coverage for existing client websites — updates, security, performance, small fixes.
Overflow
Your team is at capacity. I take a project or component so nothing slips.
Project delivery
You have the client and the creative direction. I handle the development, start to finish.
Specialist support
You need someone to solve a specific integration, performance or technical problem.
Long-term technical partner
I become the development layer supporting a portfolio of your agency's clients over time.
Websites, applications, integrations.
and everything in between.
How it works
You bring the brief. I handle the development.
Send the brief
A Figma file, a project scope, an existing site, a technical problem — even a rough description is enough to start.
Scope
I identify the technical requirements, assumptions, timeline and estimated cost, and confirm it with you before anything begins.
Build
I work directly with your team or independently behind the scenes — whichever fits the engagement.
Deliver
You retain ownership of the client relationship and the delivery. I hand off clean, documented work.
The easiest way to start is to start small.
Maintenance is an easy way to test the relationship. Once we've worked together, Denim can also support builds, integrations, landing pages and more involved development.
It's a low-risk way to test the relationship — no lock-in, no setup overhead. From there, the relationship can expand into ad-hoc development, landing pages, integrations and full builds as you need them.
Let's talk retainersStart small. Add development capacity when you need it.
Already working inside an agency environment
This is the kind of engagement I'm looking to add to.
The Arrow Agency
Questions agencies ask first
The operational stuff, answered up front.
Something else on your mind? Just ask.
Ready to talk
Have a project in
the pipeline?
Send me the brief, Figma, existing site or even a rough description. I'll tell you whether I can help and what the next step looks like.