Build the business. Structure the relationship around what it needs.
Not every serious idea fits a traditional vendor relationship. Sixty8 can work as a service provider, a long-term operating partner, or—when the opportunity qualifies—an invested partner with clearly documented participation in the value we help create.
The relationship should fit the opportunity.
Sixty8 now has multiple ways to help a business move forward. A partnership is one of those paths—not a shortcut around paying for work, and not the right structure for every project.
Partnership is one path inside a larger Sixty8 ecosystem.
The best structure depends on how clear the opportunity is, what needs to be built, how the work will be funded, and whether an ongoing relationship creates additional value.
Build it as a client engagement.
Best when the scope is clear and the business wants Sixty8's capabilities without an ownership, revenue-participation, or investment relationship.
Get the idea structured first.
Best when the business needs clarity, planning, branding, foundational setup, or a serious first step before a larger build or partnership conversation.
Add ongoing AI + human support.
Best when the need is operational rather than investment-based: recurring execution, AI assistance, automation, connected systems, and human support.
Share more of the commitment.
For qualifying opportunities, Sixty8 may invest approved project value in exchange for separately negotiated economic participation documented before investment work begins.
A strong idea is not enough by itself.
Investment changes the relationship. We look at the opportunity, the people behind it, the path to value, and whether Sixty8 can materially improve the outcome.
Real Opportunity
A clear product, service, customer need, market problem, or commercial opportunity should exist behind the project.
Committed People
Founders and operators must be willing to contribute time, resources, decisions, transparency, and accountability.
Path To Revenue
The business should have a credible way to create customers, recurring value, revenue, or measurable economic return.
Sixty8 Fit
Our design, software, web, automation, AI, marketing, embedded, or emerging-technology capabilities should materially strengthen the opportunity.
Both sides should have something meaningful at stake.
Partnership works best when expectations are clear before execution—not after the business starts moving.
From the business
- Active founder or leadership participation
- Agreed financial contribution where applicable
- Timely decisions, approvals, and communication
- Accurate information about the business and opportunity
- Access to required systems, records, and stakeholders
- Compliance with the signed commercial structure
From Sixty8
- Clear scope, project value, and responsibilities
- Professional creative and technical execution
- Transparent investment and participation terms
- Documented agreements before investment begins
- Long-term thinking around systems and growth
- A genuine interest in creating durable business value
Know how the relationship works before you apply.
Have something worth building together?
Tell us what the business is, what already exists, what needs to be built, and where the constraint is. We can determine whether the better path is Kickstart, a traditional project, Leverage, or a partnership evaluation.