One partner across your portfolio. AI-native IT, marketing and operations.
CapePoint deploys a single integrated stack across portfolio companies, replacing the duplicated vendor spend that sits in every portco's P&L. One operator. One playbook. Live in 30 days, embedded in 90.
AI-native operations have changed what's possible. Across a portfolio, that shift compounds: one operating model, applied to every company.
Work that used to be spread across a marketing team, specialist vendors and freelancers, an IT shop, and operations support now runs through agents and automation. CapePoint is built on that shift: agents handle the volume, one operator directs strategy, the stack does the execution.
The tooling goes with it. Platforms, subscriptions, DNS, and the infrastructure admin that usually sits scattered across internal owners, outside vendors, and the gray areas in between gets absorbed into one managed stack.
Three modules.
Each module is productized and deployable on its own. Most portcos start with one and add modules as the relationship matures.
Managed infrastructure, security, helpdesk, endpoint management. Scales from five endpoints to five hundred under one partner. Replaces fragmented MSPs with a single accountable layer.
See the practice →Full marketing engine deployed inside the portco: strategy, web presence, content, distribution, CRM and sales enablement, intelligence, with the design system built in. Agents handle the volume. Agency-level output without the agency overhead.
See the practice →AI agents deployed into specific operational workflows: customer service voice, sales pipeline, internal ops. A force multiplier inside your operating team. CapePoint’s own operation runs on George, the studio’s lead agent.
See the practice →Proven across a two-company, two-continent portfolio.
CapePoint delivers across two operating companies spanning five entities in the US and UK. One runs a national US footprint from offices in the New York, Miami and Los Angeles metros. The other operates from the US and the UK. Both serve customers across North America and Europe.
Since the stack went live, it has taken on the work of three support staff and eight specialist vendors. Output is compounding, and one operator directs across both portcos.
One architecture,
deployed per portfolio company.
Every portfolio company gets its own configured stack, assembled from the modules the portco needs. Same architecture, same playbook, same delivery team. Different brand, different data, different market.
Each portco runs its own configured stack. A new portco gets the same playbook, configured for it.
The first deployment proves the model. The second runs faster. By the fifth portco, deployment is mechanical, configuration from a proven playbook. The PE firm sits on top with portfolio-level visibility. One partner, one accountable party, one stack scaling with the fund.
Live in 30 days.
Embedded in 90.
Activation puts the first output live inside 30 days. Embedding settles the stack into daily operations by day 90. From there, CapePoint operates it on retainer.
Three ways to engage.
A typical portco buys IT, marketing, web and design as separate vendors and hires. Across a portfolio that duplication is structural: the same work bought five times, managed five ways. Every engagement below replaces it with one accountable partner.
Pick the portco with the clearest gap. We deploy one module, put the first output live in 30 days, and you judge the model on what it produces.
- Audit and 90-day plan
- One module deployed end to end
- Retained operations from day 90
- Expansion path defined
The full model. The playbook configured per portco, modules added as each company needs them, one partner accountable across the fund.
- Per-portco configured stacks
- Modules on demand: IT, marketing, agents
- Portfolio-level reporting
- Continuous operation and improvement
Scope CapePoint into the value-creation plan before close. We read the target’s vendor and systems stack, plan day one, and have the stack live in the first month of ownership.
- Vendor and systems read on the target
- Day-one operating plan
- Live in the first 30 days post-close
- Continues into the managed model
Where would this start?
Tell us about your portfolio companies. We'll come back with where the first deployment sits. If there's a fit, we scope it and move. If not, you leave with a clearer read on the math.