Before You Pitch
Name the client. We'll build their homepage.
We'll build the homepage of a client you're chasing for nothing, under your name, before you've spent a penny. Walk into the pitch with the thing already made instead of a deck about it. Here's exactly how it works, and what the catch isn't.
Why We Do This
A pitch with the work already in it is a different meeting.
You know the version where you talk through a deck, describe the approach, and ask them to imagine it. Then you wait a fortnight while they compare three companies who all said similar things.
Now the version where you open a laptop and their homepage is already there — their brand, their copy, their business, on a real URL. Nobody else in the running is doing that, and the conversation stops being about whether to hire an agency and starts being about what to change on page two.
That is the entire point of this offer. We are betting a day of our time that it wins you the account, and that when it does you come back to us for the build.
What You Actually Get
A real homepage, on a real URL
Built in code, responsive, openable on any device in the room. Not a flat comp that falls apart when someone scrolls.
Designed for that client
We look at their business, their market and whoever they are losing to. It is their page, not a theme with their logo on it.
Under your name, always
No badge, no credit, no mention of Ronin anywhere on it or in its source. As far as your client is concerned, your team made it.
A price for the rest, up front
If they say yes, you already know what the full build costs — every tier is published on our rate card, fixed for two years from your first job.
Straight Answers
- What's the catch?
- We want to work with agencies who resell, and this is the cheapest way for you to find out whether we're any good without taking a risk. If you win the account you'll probably come back for the build; if you don't, we've lost a day and you've lost nothing. That's the whole calculation.
- Is it a template?
- No. It's a real homepage designed for that client, built in code, on a real URL you can open on your phone in the meeting. Not a picture of a website and not a theme with their logo dropped in.
- Does my client know you exist?
- No, and they never will. Our name appears nowhere on it, we don't contact them, and we don't take them on directly — that's written into the NDA you sign if you open an account. You present it as your own work because it is your own work.
- What if I don't win the pitch?
- Then it ends there and you owe us nothing. We don't invoice for it, we don't chase you, and you can come back with a different prospect later.
- How long does it take?
- Usually a few business days. We'll give you a date before we start, so you know whether it lands before your meeting rather than hoping.
- Why do I have to create an account?
- The offer is one per partner, and there's no way to hold that line against anonymous submissions. The account is also where the work, the NDA and anything you send us afterwards lives.
Name The Client
One per partner. Pick the account you most want to win.
Tell us who you're chasing and roughly what they need. We 'll come back with a date before we start building, so you know whether it lands before your meeting.