WHITE LABEL WEB DESIGN
White Label Web Design and Development for Agencies
We design and build websites under your agency's brand, on WordPress, Webflow, Shopify or custom code. Your client sees only your name, you keep the relationship, and every white label web development project has a fixed quote agreed in writing before work starts.
Fixed price, agreed in writing before any work starts.
- Freelancers who go quiet
- Hourly bills on a fixed sale
- Sites that launch with SEO problems
Why do resold website builds eat your margin?
Most agencies sell a website at a fixed price and then buy the build by the hour. The gap between the two is where projects go wrong. Three things cause most of it.
Freelancers who go quiet
The build is half done, the developer stops answering, and you are explaining the delay to a client who only knows your name.
Hourly bills on a fixed sale
You quoted the client a fixed fee. The developer bills by the hour, and every round of feedback comes out of your margin.
Sites that launch with SEO problems
Redirects not mapped, pages that cannot be indexed, a slow template. When traffic drops after launch, the client blames your agency.
How white label web design works with us
You win the client and own the relationship; we design and build the site behind your brand. White label website design with us runs in five steps.
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Step 1: send the brief
Your client's brief, plus designs if you have them, or a request for us to design from scratch. Brand guidelines, wireframes and copy all help. We reply within one working day.
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Step 2: a fixed quote
A fixed price and scope in writing within two working days. There is no hourly billing, so the margin you quote your client is the margin you keep.
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Step 3: design and build
Design, front end and back end are handled by the same in-house team. Responsive layouts, accessibility and SEO basics are part of the build, not extras.
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Step 4: review through you
You see the work before your client does. Feedback comes to us from you, and you decide what goes back to the client.
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Step 5: launch and handover
We launch the site under your brand, or hand it over for your team to launch. The code, access and handover notes go to you.
Web development for agencies: what we build
We build on WordPress, Webflow, Shopify and custom code, and choose the platform with you for each project, not by habit.
WordPress
Custom WordPress sites your client can edit without a developer, with WooCommerce where the site needs to sell.
WordPressWooCommerce
Webflow
Marketing sites built in Webflow, with a CMS structure your client's team can update themselves.
WebflowCMS
Shopify and ecommerce
Shopify stores, plus WooCommerce or a custom cart where Shopify does not fit the job.
ShopifyWooCommerceStripe
Custom builds
React, Next.js and Node.js builds for sites and web apps that a theme cannot handle.
ReactNext.jsNode.js
Redesigns and migrations
Rebuilds of an existing client site with URLs preserved and redirects mapped one to one, so rankings survive the move.
RedirectsMigration
Communication and confidentiality
You talk to us, and your client talks to you. Your client never hears our name.
- We sign your NDA before we see the brief
- We never contact your clients
- No Invisio credit in the footer, the code or the handover documents
- One point of contact on our side, and Gleb Andreev, our founder, leads the work
- Progress updates in writing, so you can pass them on in your own words
- We reply within one working day
Who owns the code and the client
You own the client relationship from the first message, and the code once the project is paid. Nothing about the build ties you or your client to us.
- The client contract, invoices and conversations stay with your agency
- Code, designs and content transfer in full when the project is paid
- Access to hosting, domains and any accounts we set up is handed over
- No licence fees and no lock-in, so the site can be hosted anywhere
- Handover notes, so your team or any developer can maintain the site
- We never pitch your clients, during the project or after it
When we are the wrong white label partner
We are the wrong partner when the project needs to run in a way we do not work.
- The site has to be live this week. A fixed quote takes up to two working days, and a good build takes longer than that
- You want a developer billed by the hour and directed task by task. We quote fixed projects
- You want us on calls with your client as part of your team. We work through you only
- You are shopping for the cheapest possible build
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
The questions we get asked most before a project starts. Can't find what you're looking for?
Ask us directlyYes. Your client sees your agency's name and nobody else's. There is no Invisio credit in the footer, the code or the handover documents, and anything client-facing goes out under your brand. If you want an NDA in place, we sign it before we see the brief.
No. We never contact your clients. Questions and updates come to you, and you decide what reaches the client. That holds during the project and after it.
Each project is quoted on its own, with a fixed price agreed in writing before work starts, and there is no hourly billing. Agencies that send us regular work get partner pricing for that volume. We do not publish price tiers, because a five-page brochure site and a Shopify store with custom integrations are different jobs.
Send the brief and we reply within one working day. The fixed quote follows within two working days, with a start date on it. The start date depends on what is already booked, so we put it in writing rather than promise it here.
You do, or your client does, depending on how your own contract is written. Once the project is paid, the code, designs and content transfer in full, along with access to hosting, domains and any accounts we set up. There are no licence fees, so the site can be hosted anywhere and maintained by anyone.
WordPress and WooCommerce, Webflow, Shopify, and custom builds in React, Next.js and Node.js. We agree the platform with you for each project. See WordPress website development, Webflow development and custom website development for more detail on each.
Yes. The same in-house team builds websites and runs SEO, so every site launches with redirects mapped, metadata set and a clean, responsive build. Ongoing SEO under your brand is a separate service, described on our white label SEO page.
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