We build under your brand, run the project together, give you part of our project, or you earn a commission on a client you refer. We sign one agreement for all projects, and you usually get the technical quote within an hour of the brief.
We write the model into the agreement before the first project. They differ in who runs the client, whose brand is on the project, who issues the invoice and what you get out of it.
You sell and run the client, and we build under your brand: websites, stores, apps and integrations.
You do. We join technical calls only when we agree to.
Yours, in the repository and documentation too.
From you, under your brand.
After payment they pass to you or to your client.
The difference between our technical price and your price to the client.
Each side does its own part, say you the design and we the code, and both stand before the client.
Both sides, each on its own part of the project.
Both, and the offer says plainly that we do the project together.
As written into the agreement before the start.
As written into the agreement, always in writing.
A fee for your part, settled as the agreement says.
We give you part of our project, such as the visual design, while responsibility for the whole and contact with the client stay with us.
We do, throughout the project, answering for the whole.
VulCode, in the offer and on the project.
From us, for the whole project.
The client gets them from us once everything is paid, the graphics made for them included.
A fee for the part of the project we give you.
You refer a client with your panel link, and we run the project, from the first message to the care after launch.
We do, from the referred client's first message.
VulCode, in the offer and on the project.
From us, issued to the referred client.
They pass to the referred client, as in every order of ours.
10% of every paid invoice of the referred client, with no time limit.
Everyone comes with something different and for something different. This is how working together usually looks, depending on what you do.
You sell and run the client, and you want someone to write the code under your brand.
A design in Figma, the client brief with the feature list and access to the client's hosting.
White label or a technical contact: you talk to the client, and we join on technical matters if we agree to.
A technical quote for your own offer, then a website or app built pixel-perfect, with its animations.
You design identities and screens, and leave the build in code to us.
The visual identity and the screen design, and in a joint project your part of the wireframes and the prototype as well.
A joint project: we make the wireframes and the clickable prototype together, the design system and the code are ours. We can also give you the visual design of our projects.
Your design in code pixel-perfect, with tokens and components in the repository.
You have clients who need something you do not do yourself.
A client or a part of a project you will not do yourself, such as an integration, a panel or an app.
A joint project when you keep your part, or a referral when you hand us the whole. When a client needs something we do not do, we recommend you.
A solution you would not build yourself, or 10% of every paid invoice of the client you referred.
You know businesses that need a website, a store or a system.
Contacts to businesses that need a website, a store, a panel or an integration.
The referral program with your panel link, and with regular referrals a standing partnership on individually agreed terms.
A commission in your panel wallet that pays for our services, and as a standing partner a higher rate and marketing materials.
From your brief to the care after launch. Everything that happens on the project is in the client panel, on the same account that holds your invoices.
You hand over the design in Figma, the client brief with the feature list and access to the client's hosting. When the brand has no screen design yet, we make the wireframes and the clickable prototype together.Who: You
Every project gets its own technical quote, usually within an hour of the brief. The scope, dates and payment stages go into the order, and you see the stages with their dates in the Schedule tab.Who: VulCode
From the first days the project runs at a separate address. You ask your questions in the project chat to the person writing the code, and every week you get a summary: what was done, what is next and which decisions are needed.Who: VulCode
You sign off every stage on the test version before you show it to the client. We fix your notes and the client's before the sign-off, and the payment for a stage follows its sign-off.Who: You and VulCode
After final sign-off you get the repository, the documentation and the access, and once paid the code rights pass to you or to your client. In full white label the repository and the documentation carry your brand.Who: VulCode
We run maintenance, backups and monitoring on your behalf, and we make the changes the client asks for on an agreed timeline, without contacting them. The client keeps talking to you.Who: VulCode, on your behalf
We agree the split before the first project and keep to it in every one after. This is how it looks when you are the one talking to the client.
You get our technical price and set your own margin for the client. In a joint project the split of the invoices goes into the agreement before the start.
When you would rather not run the project, you refer the client with your panel link, and every invoice they pay earns you a commission. This is the partner program tab.
The default rate on every paid invoice of the referred client, their later orders included.
The commission accrues on every later paid invoice, with no end date.
It lands in the wallet the moment the invoice is paid and pays for our services. We make no payouts to a bank account.
The code has 4 to 20 characters: letters, digits, a dash or an underscore. You change it in the panel.
A client panel account is enough to refer, with no separate contract.
Whoever refers us regularly can get a higher rate and marketing materials. You ask for it through support in the panel.
The clauses of the agreement and the rules that hold from the first joint project.
We put the transfer of the economic rights in writing, with the fields of use, so you know what you may do with the code.
We sign the confidentiality agreement before we discuss details. It covers the client, the project and the data.
A question about your client's project goes straight to the person who writes the code, with no salesperson in between.
The scope, dates and payment stages go into the order, and any change of scope only in writing.
We fix bugs from our work at no extra cost, as standard for 90 days from final sign-off.
We run maintenance on your behalf or hand the code and documentation to your team.
We show a joint project in our portfolio only if you do not ask for confidentiality. One sentence in the order is enough.
Projects, invoices, sign-offs and tickets in the same client panel our clients use.
Four steps from the first message to the first joint project, with no multi-page form.
What you do, which projects you sell and what your clients are missing on the technical side.
Which model suits your projects, who runs the client and who answers for what after launch.
Confidentiality, code rights and billing written down once, for every project that follows.
You send the brief and get the technical quote and a client panel account for projects, invoices and referrals.
A design and branding agency: visual identity, interface design and graphics. VulCode builds its websites.
In one week we got the full package: the website, a CMS and a client panel with an admin dashboard. Everything works flawlessly and looks genuinely professional. The speed and quality exceeded our expectations - I recommend them without hesitation.
BorysOwner, AphrodiDesign by Aphrodi, the build and the CMS by VulCode.
Identity by Aphrodi, the client panel by VulCode.
Visual design with Aphrodi, code by VulCode.
What agencies, studios, freelancers and referrers ask before the first joint project.
White label for agencies, a joint interface design, the contract, billing and the referral program rules.
Tell us what you do and how you see working together. The person who writes the code replies, with no salesperson in between.
