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You partner with both. Your bench shouldn't decide which deals you can win

For agencies delivering on Adobe and Contentful

Two demand waves are hitting at once: AEM 6.5 end-of-life is forcing migrations onto Edge Delivery Services, and Salesforce's acquisition of Contentful is pulling delivery work into Salesforce accounts. Most agencies can staff for one. Launch Studio lets you show up for both — with the team you already have.

The Challenge

The bench and billability balance

Every delivery P&L fights the same math: clients keep changing platforms, and specialist headcount can't change with them.

Specialized role and platform silos

Every platform demands its own developers, architects and QA. Capability sits in silos that can't flex from one client to the next.

Billability gaps

When the client platform mix shifts, the bench fills with specialists you can't redeploy. Layoffs follow the gaps.

Missed revenue

Deals surface on platforms you aren't staffed for. By the time you could hire, the work has gone to someone who was ready.

Launch Studio decouples what you can sell from who you've hired.

Why Now

Two demand waves. One team.

Each platform has its own reason this work is landing on your desk — and its own reason you can't hire your way to it.

The Adobe wave

AEM 6.5 end-of-life

AEM 6.5 support ends August 2026, and migrations to Edge Delivery Services are moving from roadmap to RFP. The catch: EDS experience barely exists to hire, and seasoned AEM developers unlearn before they deliver — on your client's timeline. An Agentic Architect carries the Adobe judgement instead.

The Salesforce wave

Contentful joins the Salesforce stack

Salesforce is acquiring Contentful as the content layer for Agentforce and Customer 360, and the delivery work is heading into Salesforce accounts. Anyone can use Contentful — few model it well, and clients find out late. An Agentic Architect proposes the content model in terms your team can approve.

One delivery model runs both lanes. Your PM, BSA or Creative drives it — only the platform judgement swaps.

The Operating Model

Lean teams, commanding orchestrated agent teams

Not just AI tools to accelerate tasks — Launch Studio makes the whole delivery team exponential. A few operators run delivery across a portfolio of clients, on either platform.

Human operators

Your PMs, BSAs & Creatives

Clients

Plans running concurrently

United Logic · Launch Studio

Agent teams

Architect, build, migrate, QA

Platform

AEM Edge Delivery ServicesContentful

Build vs. Buy

Build the practice, or start delivering

Both paths get you there. One asks you to hire expertise that's hard to find, assemble the conventions, and carry the maintenance. The other starts on your next project.

Who delivers

Build it yourself

Hire expertise that's hard to find, or outsource delivery and accept the variance

Launch Studio

Your PM, BSA or Creative

Platform expertise

Build it yourself

Hire it, or absorb months of learning on a client's timeline

Launch Studio

Agentic Architects, built in

Project setup

Build it yourself

Assemble the conventions and content models by hand, every project

Launch Studio

A correct project set up in minutes

Design handoff

Build it yourself

Spec it, build it, review it, repeat

Launch Studio

Your Creative approves screenshots against the design

Quality assurance

Build it yourself

Whoever built it signs it off

Launch Studio

An independent check, with evidence at every viewport

The next site

Build it yourself

Rebuild the extraction logic from zero

Launch Studio

Reuse the mapping — most of the work is already done

3–5×

portfolio velocity — brand #5 costs a fraction of brand #1

Zero

downtime on promotion — and every step has a way back

Get Started

See what Agentic Delivery looks like.

20 minutes. We'll show you a build. You'll see how your team fits into the model. No pitch deck. No 90-minute demo. Just the work.