04 Partnerships, the side door
Retailers, agencies, platforms, trade bodies. If your world touches product imagery for home, garden and DIY, there is probably a conversation worth having. No partner pack. A conversation, then one piece of work.
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Retail
Whole category programmes.
Imagery programmes across a whole category, supplier onboarding standards, and range reviews where every frame arrives already passing your written specification.
White label
The engine behind your creative.
Your strategy, your client relationships, our build. Quietly, under your name, to the same house standard your clients would get from us directly.
Ecosystem
Standards and member offers.
Marketplaces and software with merchants who need imagery, and trade bodies whose members keep asking the same question. Standards, member offers, teaching through The School.
A human replies, usually the same working day.
How it starts
We do not run a partner programme with tiers and badges. Every partnership here started as a conversation and one small piece of work that proved the fit, then grew into a structure that suited both sides.
Referral, white label, co-built offer, standards work. The shape follows the fit, not the other way round.
Bring the idea half formed. That is the useful stage. We would rather hear what your merchants, members or clients keep asking for than read a proposal written to fit a template.
The first piece of work is small on purpose. One range, one client, one session. Both sides judge the actual output before anything is signed.
Exclusivity
The same rule that protects clients protects partners. We do not arm two competitors in the same aisle.
If your category is already spoken for, we will say so plainly and early, before anyone has spent an afternoon on it.
The rule holds for brands on The Platform, for partners here, and for the work we take through The Studio.
A straight answer, usually the same working day.
Open the conversation
06. Close
No partner pack. A conversation, then one piece of work.