For Professionals
Your clients.
Your relationship.
Your margin. Our infrastructure.
Keep the customer-facing work and recurring relationship. Griffin handles more of the infrastructure underneath it.
You stay in control of your clients, your pricing and your brand.
Start where the client work starts
Everything you need, in partnership.
Choose the route that fits the work you are doing now. The deeper detail can come later.
The relationship stays clear
Your customer stays your customer.
The normal model is simple: end customer → partner → Griffin infrastructure. You remain customer-facing while Griffin supports the service layer behind you.
Your brand
You remain the person or business your customer deals with. The model is hybrid white-label: you work openly with Griffin without promising a completely invisible platform.
You set the price.
You can package services as part of your own offering and decide what you charge your customer. No public wholesale price or margin promise is being made here.
Our infrastructure
Griffin provides underlying hosting, migration capability and technical escalation when the work needs more infrastructure depth.
No unnecessary takeover
GIS does not need to insert itself into a partner-owned customer relationship simply because the technical services sit with us.
Grow at the pace of the work
Bring one client — or bring a portfolio.
You do not have to move every customer at once. Start with the client that makes sense now and move others as renewals, projects or circumstances allow.
Plan a client move
Keep doing the customer-facing work
You don't have to become the infrastructure department.
When the issue moves beyond design or day-to-day website management, Griffin gives you a technical escalation route.
That may mean email, DNS, hosting, SSL, migrations or an unusual legacy setup. The point is less infrastructure admin — not more business admin.
Explore Partner Support
A sensible first conversation
Keep the client relationship. Strengthen the support underneath.
Tell us what kind of client work you manage and where the infrastructure is becoming a burden.
