Johann RocheYou have a product that sells. What you lack is the digital machine to sell more of it. I build it and I run it, in exchange for a share of the results.
2 active partnerships3 seats maximumOn the web since 1998
A vendor gets paid when they deliver. A partner gets paid when you sell. I have no reason to sell you a website you don't need, and every reason to make the one you have work.
Website, online store, automation, data, SEO, email, social, ads. I build the machine and I keep it running. When a project calls for a top-tier marketer, I bring one in and I lead: tech in the service of what sells.
JR Agency produces, I lead. You have one point of contact, and the capacity of a team when things need to move fast.
Twenty-eight years on the web. Websites, stores, platforms, automation, AI. It's what I do best, and JR Agency is behind me.
SEO, email, social, ads, sales funnels: I've been running them on my own projects for years. Enough to get most small businesses off the ground. If your market demands more, I bring a marketer into the project and I stay at the helm.
I have nothing to sell. You have a coffee roastery, a school, a craft, customers who come back. That's exactly what I'm missing, and it's why this page exists.
A good product without a digital machine plateaus. A digital machine without a product is useless. We each hold half.
Ludovic roasts, I handle everything that sells online: the new store launched in July 2026, SEO, social media, email, and the ideas that bring customers back.
Compensation: a commission on sales above the previous level.
Franck teaches, I build: the platform, the sales funnel, the content, the analytics. Co-founded several years ago, still running.
Compensation: a share of the school's results.
In both cases, I didn't bill a website. I took a risk with them.
What I'm looking for is a product worth that energy.
| I'm looking for | I don't take |
|---|---|
| A product or service that already sells | An idea without customers |
| A margin that leaves room for a percentage | A product with a 5% margin |
| A founder who can keep up if sales double | Someone already at the limit of what they can produce |
| A founder available at least 1 to 2 hours a week | Someone who wants to "delegate and forget about it" |
| A market where digital can change the game | Healthcare and regulated sectors |
| A willingness to share the gains | Someone looking for a free CTO |
The fee covers the setup. The percentage is my real compensation. Both are written into an agreement signed before we start, with a duration and an exit door.
The numbers depend on your margin and on what needs to be built: we talk about them during the discovery month, not before.
On the web since 1998. Founder of JR Agency, which mostly works white-label for other agencies: WordPress, WooCommerce, custom sites, and since 2025 AI pipelines on every project. French-Brazilian, I live in Brazil, in Ceará, and I work with France every day.
For twenty-five years I sold websites. What I like most is making a business work with someone who has a real product. This page exists to find the next ones.
Twelve questions, five minutes, three screens. Instant answer on the first filter, then I read everything myself.
Because we're going to work together for at least a year. A 30-minute call isn't enough to know whether we get along, whether your numbers hold up and whether I really have something to bring. This month costs you nothing and commits you to nothing. Me neither.
Because a growth machine takes time to produce: SEO, email, a new store deliver their results over six to twelve months. I take a reduced fee at the start, so I invest at a loss for the first months. Twelve months is the time it takes for the bet to have a chance of paying off, for you as much as for me.
After the first year, the agreement allows an exit every six months, with three months' notice. Each side keeps what it built: the website, the accounts and the content stay yours.
That's planned for, and written into the agreement from day one. What I built keeps earning for you after I leave, so it keeps compensating me for a defined period, on a declining scale. If the stop happens during the first year, the reduced fee is topped up to the normal rate. It's not a penalty, it's what makes a reduced fee possible in the first place.
I live in Ceará and I've been working with France for years: my two current partners are in Beaujolais and online, my agency clients are in France. The time difference is three to five hours depending on the season, which leaves me your whole morning and early afternoon. I come back to France regularly. For a partnership, we meet on video every week and in person when I'm around.
Both, with a tech lean. I build everything technical and I run day-to-day communication. When a project needs a sharp marketing specialist, I bring them into the partnership and I coordinate. You keep a single point of contact.
Not by default. A percentage of additional revenue is simpler, clearer and reversible. Equity only if we decide it together later on.
It covers the initial production costs. Without it, I could only work with people who have nothing, and those are the most fragile projects.
Yes, through JR Agency. This page is only the partner entrance.
Three at most. Available seats are shown at the top of this page.