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Share ownership, or keep full control?

Two ways to work with TensorLab. The difference is in product ownership, decisions, and each side’s responsibility.

Model A

Build Together

You bring the problem, market, or strategy. TensorLab co-develops and co-owns the product — involved from idea to operations. Ideal when you want a partner to share accountability for quality.

Model: profit sharing or co-shareholder.

  1. Define problem & market opportunity together
  2. Propose solution & cooperation model
  3. Design & build MVP
  4. Launch to market & measure
  5. Operate & scale together
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Model B

Hire Our Team

You bring the direction; we bring the team to build it. Choose a complete project or add specialists by the month. TensorLab handles delivery, timelines, and handover.

You keep full ownership of the product and source code.

  1. Complete projects with clear handover
  2. Monthly specialists for your team
  3. Web design and development
  4. AI, blockchain, and DevOps expertise
  5. Source code and documentation handover
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Compare the two models

If you are unsure which fits, start with the ownership and role you want to retain.

Product Partnership

Commitment
Long-term (12-36+ months), based on product lifecycle
Product Ownership
Co-ownership — split based on agreement
Pricing Model
Profit sharing or equity + operational baseline costs
Your Role
Joint decision-making, co-owning the vision
Ideal Use Case
Building a new product, spinning off internal products into SaaS

Outsource Team

Commitment
Fixed-scope (3-12 months) or monthly retention (minimum 3-6 months)
Product Ownership
You own 100% of the product & source code
Pricing Model
Fixed project price, or monthly retainer (dedicated/augmentation)
Your Role
Active direction setting, TensorLab executes
Ideal Use Case
Building an MVP, rewriting a website, migrating systems, or team augmentation

Know a team that needs a product partner?

You can introduce them to TensorLab. Referral terms and commission are agreed clearly in writing before work begins.

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