Agencies and studios
Design and brand studios who need engineering they can put their name on. We work under your brand where you want that, and we will not approach your client directly, in writing.
Partners
Partnerships are useful when they mean support paths and cost advantages we can pass on. They are harmful when they decide the architecture before anyone has looked at your problem. We hold the first kind and refuse the second.
Platform partners
Working with us as a partner
Design and brand studios who need engineering they can put their name on. We work under your brand where you want that, and we will not approach your client directly, in writing.
Strategy and advisory firms who have sold a recommendation and need someone to build it. Fixed scope, fixed price, and a delivery report you can hand to your client unedited.
Product companies needing implementation capacity for enterprise customers, or an integration built properly rather than by the customer’s IT team on a Friday.
If you send us work that closes, we pay a referral fee at a rate agreed before the introduction. We disclose it to the client, because a hidden referral is a conflict wearing a courtesy.
Partnership enquiries
Tell us what you sell and where engineering is the constraint. We will say yes or no inside a week.
hello@brilliantsystems.io
Next step
No discovery call with a salesperson, no deck. A senior engineer reads what you send and replies with a real assessment, including when we think you shouldn’t build it.
Certified, partnered and awarded
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Start a project
A senior engineer reads every one of these, and replies within one business day. Nothing here goes to a sales sequence.
To begin
One click. It decides what we ask next.
The problem
One line is plenty. This is the part an engineer actually reads first.
Today
Pick any that apply.
Timing
A real deadline changes the design. An arbitrary one does not.
Size
A range is fine. It shapes what we propose, not what we charge.
Your side
It changes whether we lead, embed, or advise.
Last one
A senior engineer replies within one business day. No sequence, no newsletter.
How would you rather hear back?
Sent
Here is what you told us, and what happens next.