For agencies · The arrangement
White-label web development, under your agency's name.
You keep the client, the relationship and the credit. We build. Your client never learns our name, and nothing in the code, the emails or the admin says otherwise.
- White-label by default, not on request
- IP assigned to you on payment
- Pilot projects $900–$1,500
What white-label actually has to mean
- No credit anywhere: not in the footer, the source, the file names, the commit history or the CMS admin
- No contact with your client unless you introduce us, and then only in a channel you are in
- No case study, no screenshot, no mention of the client — ever — unless you give it in writing
- Mutual NDA before any files move; intellectual property assigned to your agency on payment
- Non-solicitation of your clients written into the agreement, not left to good faith
- Your repository, your hosting, your workspace — we work in your accounts, not ours
The three ways agencies use us
- 01
Overflow
You have won more than you can build this quarter. We take specific projects off the pile, quoted per project.
- 02
Reserved capacity
A set number of senior hours every month at an agreed rate, so you can quote work before you have the team for it.
- 03
A capability you do not have
Webflow, a Next.js build, GSAP motion, a performance rescue or a technical SEO pass — brought in for the one project that needs it.
What we build
- 01
Webflow
Figma to Webflow, CMS architecture, interactions and migrations. See white-label Webflow development.
- 02
WordPress
Custom block themes, speed and hardening, recovery work and white-label care plans.
- 03
Next.js & React
Headless builds, static export, marketing sites that have to score well and stay fast.
- 04
Motion & interaction
GSAP, ScrollTrigger and WebGL where the design calls for it, built to stay performant.
- 05
Performance & Core Web Vitals
Existing builds diagnosed and fixed, with before-and-after numbers you can show the client.
- 06
Technical SEO
Crawlability, structured data, internal linking and migration redirect mapping.
What it costs, and how it is priced
- 01
Pilot project
$900–$1,500. Usually a landing page or a template — real work, real handoff, so you can judge it.
- 02
Per project
Quoted in writing from your designs and scope. Fixed price, not an hourly estimate that drifts.
- 03
Reserved monthly capacity
A monthly retainer of senior hours at a lower effective rate than per-project work, because it lets us plan.
- 04
White-label care
From $149 per site per month for updates, backups, monitoring and small changes under your name.
How a project runs
- 01
Brief
Figma or a written scope. We come back with questions, a fixed price and a date — not an estimate.
- 02
Build
Progress on staging you can show internally, with a short written update at an agreed rhythm.
- 03
QA
Checked against the designs at every breakpoint, plus forms, CMS states, Lighthouse and Core Web Vitals, before you see it.
- 04
Handoff
A written handoff and a walkthrough video made for your team — never addressed to your client.
Where your team is
- US agencies: brief at the end of your day, progress waiting in your morning
- UK agencies: a substantial overlap every afternoon, Cebu time
- Australian and New Zealand agencies: effectively the same working day
Engagement
Start with a pilot. Then reserve capacity.
Every partnership starts with one paid project ($900–$1,500). If it works for both sides, you reserve monthly senior hours with a guaranteed place in the queue — never unlimited work.
Full terms| Tier | Per month | Hours | Active tasks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Partner 20 | $1,900 | 20 | 1 active task |
| Partner 40 | $3,400 | 40 | 2 active tasks |
| Partner 80 | $5,800 | 80 | 3 active tasks + a lead developer |
Questions, answered
What does white-label mean in practice?
Your client deals with you and only you. Our name is not in the footer, the source, the repository or the CMS. We do not contact your client, and we never show the work as ours.
Who owns the code?
Your agency, or your client, whichever your contract says — assigned on payment. We hold no licences in our name and no ownership of the hosting.
How do we test you without risking a client project?
One paid pilot at $900–$1,500, usually a landing page or a template. You get the real process, including QA and handoff, on something small.
Do you sign our agency's contract?
Yes. We are used to agency paperwork — mutual NDA, IP assignment, non-solicitation and a per-project SOW.
What if a client asks who built it?
That is your answer to give, not ours. Nothing on our side will tell them, and we will not confirm it if asked.
Can you work in our tools?
Yes — your Slack or Teams, your project tracker, your repository, your Webflow workspace, your client's host. We fit into your process rather than importing ours.
More for agencies
Start with one page.Judge the work.
Tell us about your agency and the work you sell. We'll reply within one business day with the rate card and a suggested pilot.
