01 / Extra delivery capacity
Your team is full. The work still ships.
I take ownership of a defined stream of work, a site, a feature set or a whole client account, and run it to done so your team can stay focused on everything else.
What you get
02 / When capacity runs out
More work than hands, for now.
Overflow is for the weeks when demand runs ahead of capacity, without committing to a permanent hire.
03 / Where the line sits
One boundary, agreed before anything starts.
Overflow only works when everyone knows exactly what sits inside the stream and what stays with your team.
Your team keeps
Everything client facing.
- The client relationship and the contract
- Creative direction and brand decisions
- Your existing accounts and roadmap
- Final approval before anything ships
I take the stream
Everything inside the boundary.
- Scope and priorities inside the stream
- Day-to-day developer coordination
- Development, QA and release
- A written progress update every week
Written down on day one, so no task ends up in the gap between us.
04 / Reporting
Invisible, or in front of your client. Your call.
Some agencies want a partner nobody hears about. Others want the reporting load taken off their account manager. Both are normal.
Quiet mode
I report to your team only. You present the work, send the updates and stay the single voice your client hears.
- No contact with your client at any point
- Updates land in your Slack or project tool
- You forward what you want, in your words
Front of house
I report directly to your client as part of your agency, in your name and your format, so your team stops relaying every detail.
- I join client calls under your agency
- Status reports sent in your template
- You stay copied on everything
05 / How it runs
How a stream runs alongside your team.
Your team keeps working as normal while the stream runs in parallel.
Define
We agree what the stream covers, what it does not, the priorities and who I report to.
Onboard
Access to your tools, repositories and client context, so work starts without a long ramp-up.
Deliver
Work moves, progress is written down, and blockers reach you early instead of at the deadline.
Hand back
Documentation and a walkthrough, so your team picks the stream up cleanly or it rolls into the next one.
06 / Size of the stream
Take a sprint, an account or a monthly slice.
The commitment matches the gap you are covering. None of these require a long contract.
One sprint
One client account
Rolling capacity
07 / Tools and proof
I work inside your tools, not the other way round.
No new process for your team to learn, and no extra management layer to feed.
08 / Partner proof
What agencies say.
It feels like having our own dev team.
“We used to turn down projects because our team was too busy. Now we have someone we can count on when things get full. The work gets done, our clients are happy, and we don't have to hire more people just to keep up.”
09 / FAQ
Questions agencies ask first.
Yes, if you want me to. I report as part of your agency, in your name and format. Otherwise I stay invisible and report only to your team.
10 / Related services
Often combined with this.
Most engagements mix one way of working with one or two things I build.