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I build websites, web apps, and business automation for SMEs across Dublin and Kildare, with partnership options for businesses where growth upside matters.
Growth Partnership
Some projects are too large to fund upfront, but still urgent for growth. Growth Partnership is a staged commercial model: you pay an affordable upfront amount, then share a capped portion of tracked revenue after launch if the project delivers.
The model is designed for businesses that can show measurable tracked results and are open to transparent, outcome-based repayment, rather than a fixed “pay nothing now” arrangement.
In plain terms: This is a conditional build agreement and not a loan or an equity offer.
What it is
- Client pays a responsible upfront amount based on budget reality.
- Website or app development continues through to delivery and launch.
- Monthly payments scale with attributable revenue, until an agreed cap is reached.
What it needs
- Clear tracking plan (Google Analytics, CRM, and revenue source mapping).
- Attribution rules agreed before launch.
- Realistic revenue expectation for the first 3-6 months.
What it protects
- Clear monthly reporting for all shared-revenue calculations.
- Hard payment cap so total payments never become unbounded.
- Project cancel conditions and exit handling written before work starts.
Example: If a project needs a €2,500 build but the client can only fund €750 upfront, the remaining commercial risk can be shared through a capped monthly percentage of attributable revenue from the website, booking system, checkout, or tracked website leads:
- Tier 1: First €5,000 of tracked attributable monthly revenue: 10%.
- Tier 2: Revenue from €5,001 to €10,000: 7.5% of that band.
- Tier 3: Revenue above €10,000: 5% of that band.
- Is attribution reliable from lead source to revenue?
- Can the client commit to the agreed upfront amount within 24–72 hours of booking?
- Is the monthly revenue target realistic with current traffic and conversion assumptions?
- Is a written cap and monthly review process already acceptable to both sides?
This is best suited to e-commerce, booking systems, paid lead funnels, or businesses with clean CRM attribution. It is usually not suitable for simple brochure sites.
Cap on total payment: agreed in writing before work starts. It reflects the deferred amount, project risk, customer margin, and upside-sharing. A typical range is 1.5x-3x of the project cost.
Exit strategy: If the website performs strongly and you want to end early, you can buy out the remaining balance against tracked results and the agreed payment cap.