Protect the relationship
Choose white-label, co-delivery, or referral before the build begins.
Private delivery layer for agency owners
When your client asks for software, do not send the deal away.
AyKa AI helps marketing agencies deliver the technical layer behind client campaigns: CRM dashboards, WhatsApp automations, portals, MVPs, business systems, and custom software.
The promise: your agency keeps the client relationship. AyKa handles the build path behind it.
Client software requestRoute needed
Incoming from agency client
“Can you also build the CRM, portal, follow-up automation, and dashboard?”
Scope the first use-case
Start with the leanest client problem that proves the technical direction.
Ship the technical layer
Prototype, MVP, automation layer, dashboard, or full system after discovery.
Output: a delivery route your agency can explain to the client.
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The agency revenue leak usually starts after the campaign.
Most agencies can win attention, leads, and creative execution. The expansion opportunity appears when the client asks for a system that keeps the campaign alive after the lead is captured.
AyKa starts where marketing becomes software.
01Campaign
02Landing page
03Lead capture
04WhatsApp follow-up
05CRM / portal
06Dashboard
07Custom software
Client sees one promiseCampaign outcome → working software system
The agency owns the client relationship. AyKa quietly builds the delivery layer behind the promise.
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Six technical builds your agency can actually sell.
These are not random services. They are practical execution paths that can turn client requests into scoped projects without making your agency look like a generic outsourcing broker.
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Ads → CRM → WhatsApp
Lead Engine Stack
For campaigns where leads need structured follow-up, sales visibility, reminders, and owner dashboards after the form submission.
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Login + reporting
Client Portal Layer
For agencies that want to offer client logins, approval rooms, report dashboards, request tracking, and premium account experiences.
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Internal operations
Business OS Build
For SMBs that need roles, tasks, staff workflows, reminders, records, reports, and operational control beyond a website.
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Pitchable prototype
MVP Sprint
For agency proposals that need a lean demo, scope map, clickable path, or first build before the client commits to the full project.
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Workflow connection
Automation Layer
For clients stuck between spreadsheets, forms, CRMs, WhatsApp, email, and manual handoffs with poor visibility.
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Scoped client builds
Custom Software Desk
For dashboards, SaaS MVPs, internal tools, AI workflows, and custom systems that cannot be solved with a template.
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Decide the partnership route before scope, pricing, or timelines.
The relationship model controls visibility, responsibility, communication, and risk. We clarify this first so the agency does not lose control of the client conversation later.
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AyKa stays behind the curtain
White-label
Your agency wants full brand control.
Agency keepsClient relationship, pricing conversation, front-facing delivery narrative.
AyKa handlesScoping support, build, QA, documentation, launch notes, and backend support.
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AyKa enters as your technical room
Co-delivery
Technical credibility helps close the client.
Agency keepsCommercial ownership, account management, marketing strategy, client trust.
AyKa handlesTechnical calls, scope clarity, implementation, system delivery, and support rhythm.
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You pass the technical project to us
Referral
You want commission without delivery ownership.
Agency keepsRelationship goodwill and referral revenue without implementation risk.
AyKa handlesSales follow-up, discovery, proposal, build, delivery, and ongoing client support.
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Same partner desk. Different market conversation.
India, UAE/Dubai, and Europe should not receive the same outreach angle. The delivery promise stays consistent, but the agency pain changes by market.
WhatsApp-first lead management, school systems, local service workflows, real estate pipelines, owner dashboards, and practical operating systems.
Fast offshore delivery for agencies selling premium websites, dashboards, automation, lead systems, and client portals to ambitious local businesses.
Build capacity for portals, workflow tools, CRM layers, dashboards, MVPs, and internal systems without hiring full-time developers.
Trust posture
Proof should reduce risk, not pretend to be bigger than reality.
For agency outreach, honest proof is stronger than inflated case studies. We show real work, anonymized builds, labelled demos, and process clarity.
Real work, packaged honestly
Use existing client work and anonymized examples instead of inflated fake case studies.
Demo systems agencies can inspect
Show sample workflows, prototypes, dashboards, and internal demos clearly labelled as demo builds.
Scope-first delivery discipline
Every serious build starts with a use-case, constraints, risks, and the fastest realistic path.
One project before partnership promises
Start with one client brief, prove delivery rhythm, then discuss ongoing partner capacity.
Discovery room
Bring one client request. Leave with a delivery route.
The first call is a focused fit-check, not a generic partnership pitch. We use one real use-case to decide whether AyKa should build a prototype, MVP, automation layer, dashboard, or full system.
Book a 15-min agency partnership callAfter the call
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Fastest delivery route
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Recommended partner model
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Prototype or MVP path
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Risk and dependency list
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Next-step scope direction
FAQ
Questions agency owners will ask.
Is this only for WhatsApp automation?
No. WhatsApp automation is one capability. The partner desk covers CRM dashboards, portals, websites, MVPs, business systems, AI workflows, and custom software.
Can AyKa work completely white-label?
Yes. If the agency wants to protect the client-facing brand, AyKa can work behind the scenes under a white-label model.
Can you help before the client closes?
For qualified opportunities, yes. We can help map scope, identify the leanest MVP path, or prepare a prototype direction so the agency can pitch confidently.
Why is pricing not listed?
Because scope, integrations, delivery model, support, timeline, and complexity change the price. The first call is for fit and scoping, not a generic rate card.