White Label Web Design & Development for Agencies
Partner Facts
Partner terms — volume, notice period and payment schedule — are agreed in writing before the first build.
Eight platforms, one build partner.
White label web design means we build your clients’ websites under your agency’s brand — WordPress, GoHighLevel, Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, GoDaddy, Hostinger, and migrations between them. You keep the client, the pricing and the credit. We build in your accounts, hand over a documented site, and never appear.
Published monthly tiers below. Per-project work is quoted against the brief before anything starts.
Platforms we build on
Your clients do not all arrive on the same platform. We build on the one they are already paying for, rather than forcing a rebuild nobody asked for.
WordPress & Elementor
Business sites, blogs and multi-page builds on WordPress using Elementor or the block editor, on your client’s hosting.
See how a build runsGoHighLevel sites & funnels
Full sites and funnels inside the client sub-account, with forms, calendars and tracking wired to the CRM from day one.
See the serviceShopify & WooCommerce
Product catalogues, checkout, shipping and payment configuration, plus the theme work that makes it look like your design instead of the demo.
See how a build runsWix, Squarespace, GoDaddy & Hostinger
Builder platforms your clients already pay for. We work inside the tool they have, at the level of polish they were sold.
See how a build runsMigrations
Wix to WordPress, GoDaddy to WordPress, Squarespace to Shopify, WordPress to GoHighLevel — content, URLs and redirects preserved rather than rediscovered later in Search Console.
See how a build runsSpeed, fixes & maintenance
Core Web Vitals work, plugin and theme updates, broken-layout fixes and the small recurring jobs your team keeps deferring.
See how a build runsWho this fits — and who it doesn’t
This fits you if
- You sell websites, and your build queue is the reason you stop selling them
- Your clients arrive on five different platforms and your team only builds on one
- You need a second set of hands for migrations without hiring for them
- You want a fixed cost per site so you can quote without hedging
- You have design capacity but no build time, or build time but no design
This is not for you if
- You want original design produced from scratch with no brief, direction or reference
- You want the platform chosen for you without a conversation about who will edit the site afterwards
- You want us to hold the hosting, domain or registrar — those stay in your accounts or your client’s
- You want one cheap build and no working relationship around it
- The site is a rescue you need finished without anyone auditing what is already there
The division of labour
What stays yours
Design direction, copy approval, client communication and pricing. You present the site. Your name is on the handover video if you want it there.
What we take off you
The build itself, quality assurance across breakpoints, and the documentation. Every site is checked on desktop, tablet and phone before it reaches you, not after your client finds the broken one.
What we need from you
The brief, the assets and access. Copy, images, logo files and the design or reference. Where something is missing we flag it at brief stage rather than filling the page with placeholder text and calling it done.
How a build runs
Four steps, and the live domain is only touched at the last one.
Brief and platform call
You send the design, the content and the platform. If the platform is still open, we will tell you honestly which one fits the client’s budget and who will be editing the site after launch.
Access, not accounts
We build on your hosting or your client’s, inside your accounts. You add us as a user and remove us when the project closes. We never hold domains or registrar access.
Build on staging
Everything is built and reviewed on a staging URL. You approve it there, then we push. Your client sees the finished site, not the work in progress.
Handover and go-live
Loom walkthrough, written notes on where everything lives, and redirect mapping if the site replaced an old one. Your account manager presents it — we are not in the room.
White-label partner vs the alternatives
Where an outsourced build partner is genuinely better, and where it is not.
| White-label partner | In-house developer | Marketplace freelancer | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Platforms covered | WordPress, GHL, Shopify, Woo, Wix, Squarespace, GoDaddy, Hostinger | Usually one or two | Whichever one they list |
| Cost shape | Fixed per project or monthly capacity | Salary regardless of pipeline | Per project, re-negotiated each time |
| Quoting confidence | A fixed price before work starts | Internal cost is hard to attribute per site | Estimate, then change orders |
| Migrations and redirects | A standard part of the job | If they have done one before | Frequently out of scope |
| QA across breakpoints | Every build | Depends on your process | Varies |
| Documented handover | Loom plus written notes | Tribal knowledge | Rarely |
| Capacity in a busy month | Scales with the queue | Fixed | Whoever is available |
What partners pay
Two shapes. Monthly capacity if you have steady volume, fixed per-project if you don’t. Published monthly tiers below; per-project work is quoted against the brief before anything starts.
Up to 2 hours/day of dedicated build time. Suits agencies routing one or two client builds a month.
Get Partner PricingA full-time dedicated assistant on your queue. Suits a steady delivery pipeline.
Get Partner PricingPremium dedicated operations partner, including white label agency support.
Get Partner PricingOne build, one price, no retainer. Send the scope and you get a number and a delivery date in writing before work starts.
Send us the scopeThese are the same tiers published on our GoHighLevel virtual assistant page. Partner terms — volume, notice period and payment schedule — are agreed in writing before the first build.
How we stay invisible
You own the relationship
We work inside your accounts
Written handover, every build
Terms in writing first
Proof you can check yourself
Every review on our reviews page is a screenshot from Upwork or Fiverr, transcribed in full — including repeat-hire history, which is the part that matters when you are deciding whether to route client work to a stranger.
What clients rehire for
- WordPress and funnel builds delivered to brief
- Clients who came back for the next site rather than shopping again
- Written, unambiguous communication through the build
Track record
- 100+ systems built across 20+ industries
- Clients in 6 countries
- 5.0 rating on both Upwork and Fiverr
- Repeat engagements, not one-off gigs
Partner questions
Which platform should I put a client on?
It depends on who edits the site afterwards and what the client actually sells. A local service business with one person updating it is better on WordPress or a builder; a client who lives inside GoHighLevel is better with the site in the same place as the CRM; anyone selling products belongs on Shopify or WooCommerce. Tell us the client and we will give you a straight recommendation, including when the answer is “leave it where it is”.
Who hosts the site?
You or your client. We never hold hosting, domains or registrar access. We work as a user in your accounts and come off them when the project closes.
Do you write the copy?
Not by default — we build to the copy you supply. If the client has none, flag it at brief stage and we will scope it separately rather than shipping a site full of placeholder text.
Do you design, or only build?
We build to your design files, or from a reference site plus a brand kit. Full original design work is scoped separately so you are never charged for design inside a build price.
How many revision rounds are included?
Revisions against the agreed brief are part of the build. Changes to the brief after work starts are new scope, and we price them before doing them rather than after.
Can you match my agency’s build standards?
Yes. Send your standards document, plugin whitelist or theme framework at partner-call stage and we build to it. If you do not have one, we will use ours and write it down for you.
Is SEO included?
Every build ships with clean titles, meta descriptions, a sensible heading structure, image alt text, a sitemap, and redirect mapping on migrations. Campaign-level SEO is a separate service — we do not quietly bundle it in and bill for it.
Can you take over a half-finished site from another developer?
Often, yes. We audit it first and tell you honestly whether finishing it or rebuilding it costs less. Sometimes the answer is rebuild, and we would rather say that before you pay us to patch it.
Other ways agencies work with us
All partner options
The four models side by side, and how to pick one. See the overviewWhite label GoHighLevel
We build the GHL system; you deliver it under your brand. See the modelWhite label support desk
We take your clients’ CRM and automation tickets. See the modelDedicated VA team
A GHL-trained assistant working only your accounts. See the modelPer-project overflow
One build, one fixed price, no retainer. See the modelSend us your next site
Book a partner call. Tell us the platform, the volume and where your build queue is stuck, and we will tell you what we can take off it.
Published monthly tiers from $399. Per-project work is quoted against the brief before anything starts.