Agency of record — monthly product capacity without the churn

Hiring a new agency every quarter resets context. A retainer pod keeps roadmap, design, and eng memory in one place.

Built for: For companies who’ve outgrown project-only relationships and need continuous shipping capacity.

Works best when: You can reserve a realistic monthly capacity and make weekly product decisions so the team can keep momentum.

Monthly capacity + SLAs + named faces

Dedicated product engineering team capacity and delivery planning
Capacity calendar

Reserved hours · SLA · named pod

What changes when this lands

Reserved capacity

Hours/points that don’t vanish behind louder clients.

Roadmap partnership

We help sequence — not only execute tickets.

SLA clarity

Response and release expectations in writing.

Fewer handoffs

Same designers/eng across quarters.

Roles named. Steps clear.

01

Fit call

Volume, stack, timezone.

02

Capacity model

Roles + monthly envelope.

03

Kickoff ritual

Backlog hygiene, comms, tools.

04

Cadence

Weekly demo, monthly planning.

05

Quarterly review

Outcomes vs spend.

06

Adjust

Scale up/down with notice.

One constrained engagement

Product company AOR (NDA)

Context

Three agencies in 18 months; same bugs rediscovered.

Constraint

Need continuity through a SOC2 year.

Decisions

Single Jythu pod; quarterly roadmap co-owned.

  • Fewer context-loss regressions
  • Predictable monthly burn

What you actually get

  • →Retainer SOW with SLA
  • →Named pod roster
  • →Shared roadmap artifact
  • →Monthly outcome report

Objection killers

Can we pause?

With notice, yes. Idle pauses still need a winding-down plan for prod ownership.

Who prioritizes?

Your PM owns priority; we advise on sequencing and risk.

IP?

Yours. Always.

Ready to talk scope?

Bring constraints. We’ll bring a timeline and a cut list. Free discovery call — response within 24 hours.

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