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Go To Agency · October 12, 2026 · 3 min read

The new Go To Agency: we no longer sell services

We have stopped selling services. We build our own products, and we join a few committed projects as partners. Here is what changes, why, and what happens to this site.

In short

  • Go To Agency no longer sells services: no day rates, no packages, no quotes.
  • We build our own products, including VectoSolve: 126,000 Google clicks in a year, 22,000 users, 1,736 customers, no advertising.
  • We join a few committed projects as partners, on the whole project or on one phase.
  • Everything happens in writing: you present a project, we read all of it, then we answer.

For years, Go To Agency did what agencies do: websites, online stores, SEO and campaigns, sold by the project or by the month. We are stopping. Not because the trade does not work, but because we found what we do best, and it is not selling hours.

What changes

We no longer sell services. No packages, no quotes, no day rates. Instead, two things.

  • We build our own products. We design, develop, host and grow them ourselves.
  • We join a few committed projects. As partners, not contractors: we take a share of the project and build it as if it were ours.

We do not take a budget. We take part.

Why

An agency sells time, and it has every reason to sell a lot of it. The client wants an outcome. Those two interests rarely meet in the same place, and we have seen it up close, from both sides of the table.

Meanwhile, our own products showed us the other road. VectoSolve, our image-to-vector converter, earned 126,000 Google clicks in a year and gathered 22,000 users, 1,736 of them paying customers, without spending a cent on advertising. Nobody paid us to build it. That is exactly why it is good: every decision was made for the product, not for an invoice.

What made VectoSolve work, the product, the engineering, the search visibility and the speed of execution, is what we want to bring where it actually matters: to projects whose risk and success we share.

What we build

VectoSolve is not alone. Aitachyon brings the best video, image and voice models into a single studio. muro is a live chat for websites, hosted in Europe, with an AI you stay in control of. SignQuick signs a PDF online, without an account. OnlineTools4Free gathers free tools for images, code and text.

Around them sits a fleet of sixty-one live sites and products that we launched and run on our own servers. Some are built with others: their names are not ours to give, but what they do and their real audience are shown on our projects page.

And joint projects, such as Mediavocats, with whom we built Creavocats and Webavocats, or Yogamatata, a brand we relaunched online.

How we join a project

Always as partners. Two possible shapes:

  • The whole project. We build it with you, from product to growth, and we become partners in it.
  • One phase. Launch, engineering or growth: we take a precise part, against written goals, with a share of the project in return.

What we ask in return fits in three lines: a committed project, not an idea to validate; one person who makes the calls; a share of the project on the table.

Everything in writing

No discovery call, no meeting. A project is presented in writing: where it stands, what is missing, and the share that is open. We read all of it, and we answer. If we go in, we go all the way.

To present a project, write to us at [email protected].

What happens to this site

The service pages, the pricing and the local landing pages are gone: they described a trade we no longer practise. The blog has been sorted too. We kept the articles that help people launch or grow a product, and removed the rest. If an old link brought you here, that is why: the page you were looking for no longer exists, and this one explains the reason.

And Go To Group

Go To Agency is the first piece of a group. The next ones are being built, and they will appear when they are ready. Until then, everything we build is on our projects page, with its numbers.

Frequently asked questions

Does Go To Agency still build websites for clients?

No. We no longer sell services. We build our own products and join a few committed projects as partners, on the whole project or on one phase.

How do I present a project?

In writing, by email to [email protected]: where the project stands, what is missing and the share that is open. There are no calls and no meetings: we read everything, then we answer.

Which projects interest you?

Committed projects, led by one person who makes the calls, with a share open. An idea to validate or a specification to price is not what we do.

What happened to the old blog articles?

We kept the ones that help launch or grow a product. The others were removed, and their addresses now lead to this article.

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Is your project decided?

Present it in writing. We read everything, then we answer.

[email protected]