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Frequently Asked Questions
We invest execution, services, and teams, not cash. Our contribution comes in the form of product development, marketing, operations, automation, and offshore teams that actively build and run the startup.
No. We do not provide cash funding. Instead, we replace early-stage cash needs by delivering the services and teams that startups would normally spend money on.
Agencies charge fees and deliver projects. We contribute execution as capital, embed teams into the startup, and participate in long-term ownership through equity or revenue share.
Traditional VCs invest money and wait for results. We invest people, execution, and operational systems, and stay involved in building the business from the inside.
Outsourcing is transactional and short-term. Our model is partnership-driven, execution-focused, and aligned with long-term success through shared ownership.
We receive equity, revenue share, or performance-linked ownership, depending on the startup stage and execution scope.
Giving equity for execution helps founders preserve cash, extend runway, move faster, and increase valuation before external fundraising.
We invest through:
- Product and technology development
- Branding, UI/UX, and digital presence
- Marketing and growth systems
- Operations, automation, and CRM setup
- Offshore team building via MOE (My Offshore Employees)
Yes. This model is especially effective for non-technical founders who need execution capability without hiring full in-house teams early.
Yes. This model is especially effective for non-technical founders who need execution capability without hiring full in-house teams early.
We work primarily with early-stage, pre-seed, and bootstrapped startups, especially before or during early traction.
Yes, provided there is a clear vision, strong founder commitment, and a viable execution roadmap.
Not always. Incorporation is not mandatory at the earliest stage if the execution opportunity is strong.
Partnerships are long-term and continue as long as meaningful value is being created for both sides.
Yes. We evaluate startups based on execution readiness, founder commitment, and scalability potential.
No. It works best for founders who value execution over cash and are open to shared ownership.
Yes. Many startups use this model to build traction first and raise external capital at better valuations later.
Services are valued based on market rates, execution scope, and long-term contribution to the business.
No. This is not project-based work. It is a long-term execution partnership.
No. Ownership is structured to be founder-friendly and aligned with execution contribution.
Investors see this as a de-risked, execution-backed approach where real progress replaces speculative spending.
Execution compounds over time. Unlike cash, teams, systems, and processes continue to create value long after initial deployment.