For founders of agencies & consulting firms doing ₹8–30L a month
It is 11:40pm and you are checking a junior’s deliverable — because if you do not look at it, it ships wrong.
You did not build a business. You built a job that cannot run without you.
There are only two or three places a founder-led agency breaks when the founder steps back.
Yours are almost certainly on that list. This five-minute video names all of them — and shows you which one to fix first. No pitch, no deck, nothing to buy.
Tell us which one is yours, and the video plays on the next screen.
Which one is costing you the most right now?
Pick one. We start the video with yours.
That is not a hiring problem. It is that nobody ever built the systems, structure and decision architecture that would let this business run without you in every part of it.
What we actually do
We come inside the business, find where it breaks the moment you step back, build the systems — and where it is needed, run the operations ourselves until it no longer has to be you.
01
We come in as your operations team. Not advisors with a deck.
02
The systems, the structure, and who is allowed to decide what.
03
We run it with your people until it holds under real conditions.
04
We leave. What stays is a business that moves when you don’t.
Ninety days. Fixed end date. We are not looking for a retainer.
Running right now
100%
of delivery, run by us
Recruitment agency
The whole delivery side sits with us. The founder is not in it.
4+ hrs
back, every single day
Marketing agency
Out of delivery, team management and client management. Completely.
200+
queries handled a month
HVAC company
We run their whole support wing. It reaches the owner only if it must.
Live engagements, not old case studies. We take on two to three a quarter, which is why the list is short.
Proof of work
Faces blurred because these are private conversations about people’s companies. The work isn’t.
Dan Magazu · posted publicly on X, July 2024
Nothing to buy, nothing to sit through. Just the two or three things that break when you step back — and the one to fix first.