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Matt Kenney’s Design Co.White-label · Unlisted page

You sold it.
I build it.

A designer who ships production code, working under your name. You keep the client, the credit, and the margin. I close the gap between the file you presented and the thing that goes live.

Live: greytangels.orgReply inside 24 hoursNDA on request

§ 01 — Where studios lose weeks

01The developer quoted six weeks and went quiet in week three.
02The build came back and the spacing is wrong in nine places.
03You're paying a retainer for a discipline you use twice a year.
04The pitch is Monday and nobody has time to make the deck move.

None of these need a new hire. They need one person who can take a finished design and make it real, on a week’s notice, without being managed.

§ 02 — Three ways in

IThe buildFrom $4,500

You sold it. I build it.

You closed a website or app project and the client wants it live. I take the Figma and ship it — built, deployed, running on their domain. Your name on the work, my hands off the relationship.

Figma file to live site — no translation loss
Marketing sites, web apps, iOS and Android
Hosting, domain, and launch included
30-day post-launch warranty on every build

IIThe capabilityFrom $1,000

AI, implemented.

Most studios are using AI like a faster stock-image search. The teams pulling ahead have it wired into how work actually moves. I set it up on your machines and leave you running it without me.

Two live sessions with the people doing the work
Tooling installed and working on your machines
A written runbook — yours to keep and extend
30 days of async questions after

IIIThe overflowWeekly rate

A second pair of hands.

Identity, motion, advertising, packaging — the disciplines you don't staff full-time, for the weeks you need them. Booked by the week, briefed like a member of your team.

Identity, motion, advertising, packaging
Your files, your conventions, your naming
Booked by the week, not the project
Available for pitch and spec work

Ranges, not quotes. Scope decides the number and you get it in writing within 24 hours. 50% at start, 50% at sign-off.

§ 03 — How the trade works

You keep the markup: The price you see is the trade price. No kickbacks, no revenue share, no referral cut. You invoice your client at whatever you decide — most studios add 15–25% — and keep every dollar of it.
I invoice you, not them: You are the client on my end. Your client never appears in my books, my inbox, or my portfolio. NDA and white-label paperwork on request, at no charge.
Partner rate after three: Ship three projects through me and every build after is 10% off, permanently. Repeat partners also get priority in the queue when two projects land the same week.
The Figma file is the contract: I quote against the file and build exactly what is in it. Anything that is not in the file is a change order with its own number, so scope creep is visible instead of silently eaten.

§ 04 — What a ready file looks like

Every breakpoint drawn — not just desktop
Every state drawn — hover, empty, error, loading
Real copy in the file, not lorem
A deadline you have not promised the client yet

If the file is not finished, I am not the right call yet — quoting against a half-drawn file is how builds go over. Send it anyway and I’ll tell you what is missing, or I can finish the design first as a separate piece of work.

§ 05 — How it runs

Your client never meets me: I work under your studio’s name. No credit line, no contact, no poaching — in writing if you want it.
You stay the account: Briefs, feedback, and approvals run through you. I don’t manage your relationship, I just deliver into it.
Files handed over: Source, repo, and a written handover on sign-off. Nothing is hostage to keeping me on retainer.
Booked in weeks: One studio project at a time, scheduled ahead. Tell me the deadline before you promise it to the client.
After launch, your choice: Take the handover doc and run it yourself at no cost, or I keep it maintained from $250/month for a site and $750/month for an app. Month to month, cancel with 30 days.
Business hours, honestly: Maintenance runs a 48-hour business-hours response. I will not sell you 24/7 uptime — one person cannot honour it and you should not buy it from anyone who claims otherwise.

Send me the file.

A Figma link and a deadline is enough to get a real answer. If it’s not something I should take, I’ll say so in the first reply.

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