We build the platform.
You build the agency.
Led by the people who build it, based in Sydney. We build the white-label platform your agency runs on. Your brand sits on top, ours stays underneath.
The next decade of agency software won't be built. It'll be assembled.
For the last fifteen years, the agency model meant services. You were billed for hours, deliverables, retainers. The unit was time.
That model is breaking. Clients want outcomes (bookings, recovered calls, reactivated patients), not hours. The agencies winning are the ones that ship software, not slides.
But building software is a ten-year detour. By the time your in-house build is stable, the platform race is over and you've spent the years you needed to be selling.
Konvy exists for the agencies that want to ship a real product without taking the detour. We build the platform. You build the agency. Your brand sits on top; ours stays underneath.
That's it. That's the company.
What we hold to.
Four commitments that shape how Konvy gets built and how partners get treated.
Structurally invisible
Konvy never appears in your client's product, emails, reports, or invoices. The white-label boundary is a contract, not a setting.
Vertical-shaped, not generic
A configured agent for a plumbing shop is different from one for a dental practice. We ship the configuration, not the chatbot.
Aligned with partner margin
You set retail. We bill wholesale. We don't see your client pricing and we don't want to. Margin is yours.
Compliance is the floor
AI disclosure, data residency, retention controls, audit trails. We default to the strict reading of every rule, every jurisdiction.
Early, and not pretending otherwise.
Led by the people who build it, and honest about the stage we're at.
Konvy is early and run by the people who build it. The platform is spec-complete and in active build; the founding cohort of ten agencies is where the first launches will happen. We're not going to invent a masthead of executives to look bigger than we are.
For a founding partner, that's the point. You work with the person building the platform, not an account manager reading from a script. The roadmap is still close enough to influence. The tradeoff is honest too. You're backing an early platform, and we'll tell you exactly what ships today versus what's on the way.
We build in public. When there's a team to introduce, real people will stand here, with real names and real work behind them. Until then, this space stays honest rather than staffed with faces that don't exist.