White label web design for agencies

Your agency can sell websites under its own brand without hiring designers or developers. Our studio designs and builds each site in 7 days, you pay 20% less than our list price, and you decide what your client pays. The client stays yours.

How white label web design works with us

The work splits in two. Your agency keeps the client, the brand and the price. Our studio does the design, the texts and the build, and puts the finished site online. If the term is new to you, read what white label web design means.

Your part

• Sell the website to your client, at your price and under your brand.
• Buy each site from your panel: pick a design or start from scratch, arrange the pages and add the extras.
• Answer our questions with what you know about your client, and send us the logo and the photos.
• Keep the relationship with your client, along with the strategy and the services you already sell them.

Our part

• Write the texts, design the mockup and make the changes, with one round of changes per stage.
• Send you a link to the design with no name of ours, so you can show it to your client.
• Build the site, run our checks on speed, phones, links and forms, and put it online with hosting included.

You do not need a designer, a developer or a project manager for websites. You add a service to your agency and your payroll stays the same.

What white label costs your agency

You pay 20% less than our list price on every site. These are the three packages, each one delivered in 7 days:

The 20% comes off the site. One-time extras cost you their list price, such as online booking for $300 or a blog for $300. Monthly services do too, such as Care maintenance for $99 a month or Email marketing for $199 a month, and with three or more of them there is 15% off.

Here is an example. Your client needs a 20-page site with online booking. You pay $4,000 for the Pro site and $300 for the booking, $4,300 in total. If you sell it at our list price, $5,300, your margin is $1,000. If you sell it for $6,500, your margin is $2,200. The price you charge is yours to set, and these figures are only the arithmetic of the example.

Your client never sees our prices. You quote and bill your client yourself, so what you charge stays between the two of you.

Your client pays you, with your own invoice or your own payment link, and you pay us the agency price for each site you buy. There is no fee to join the program.

What your client sees

Your client deals only with you. You quote, bill and talk to them yourself, and we never write to them: every email about the project goes to you. When the design is ready, we send you a link with no name of ours, so you can show it on a phone or a computer. Your client tells you what to change, you tell us, and the finished site carries no credit of ours.

Your project page takes you through the work step by step: the questions about the business, the logo and the photos, the texts to approve, the mockup and the finished site. That page is for you and your team.

If you want more: the agency plan

Buying sites needs no plan and no fee. If you want more, there is a plan for $250 a month, with a 6-month minimum: a website for your agency on your own domain, all our templates and the whole platform under your brand, so your clients enter with your name, your colors and your prices. Sites are still paid one by one, at the agency price. Ask for it from your panel and we set it up with you.

The 7 days, stage by stage

The clock starts when you buy the site, and it pauses while we are waiting for something from you. A late answer moves the delivery date, and you can see the new date in your panel.

How we check a site before it goes online

Before delivery, our studio goes through a checklist on every site: speed, phones, every link and every form. A project cannot be delivered until every item is marked. You sell under your name, so you should know what stands behind it.

What every site includes

• Hosting.
• A design made for your client's industry. You can open our designs and show them to your client.
• The texts, written for your client.
• A full-screen video or animation at the top of the home page, and basic animation on every page.
• Contact forms.
• SEO setup, so Google can find and index the site.
• A flawless mobile version.
• A project page for you to follow every step.
• One round of changes per stage.

Designs you can show your clients

Our catalog has designs you can open on any phone and show to a client, with examples for clinics, restaurants, lodging, retail, home services, schools and events. Each one is adapted to the business that buys it. You can also start from scratch, from sites your client likes.

Services you can add to a site

Monthly services give your client a reason to stay with you after the launch. These are the ones available:

The one-time extras are online booking for $300, a blog with 3 posts loaded for $300, a store or paid enrollment for $1,500, and a 3D object or scene for $500 per section.

How to offer websites to the clients you already have

The easiest first sale is to a client who already pays you for something else. These are the steps that make it simple:

1. Start with the clients whose website holds your work back. If you run their ads or their SEO and the page people land on is slow or unclear, you already have the evidence in your own reports. Show them the page on a phone and the numbers next to it.
2. Describe the job the site has to do. More calls, more bookings or more orders. Your client buys that result, so the design comes second in the conversation.
3. Show them a design. Open a design close to their industry on your phone and give them your price. If they say yes, you buy the site from your panel.
4. Include the site in your plan. Present it as the next step of the work you already do together, with the monthly services that keep it working.

Who white label is for

It suits agencies that sell marketing and do not build websites. You already have the clients and their trust, and this gives you a website to offer them without building a team.

• SEO agencies. Your rankings depend on the site, and with a new one you arrange the pages from the start.
• Ad and social media agencies. Your campaigns need pages that load fast and ask for one action.
• Branding studios. The brand you designed reaches your client's customers through the website.
• Freelancers and consultants. You can offer websites to the clients you already have, without learning to build them.

It is a poor fit in two cases. If a project needs custom development beyond these packages, tell us about it and we will estimate the work. If you have no clients yet and need businesses to talk to, start by selling websites for commission, where we bring you the leads, or read how to start a web design agency. The partner program has all the ways to work with us, and the partner guide has every price.

How to start

1. Apply. Choose "I run an agency" on the partner page. It takes three short steps, and you can sign in right away with your email.
2. Get approved. We approve accounts in under 24 hours. Meanwhile you can watch the videos and fill in your billing details.
3. Buy your first site. Pick a client who already asked you for a website, choose a design and buy it from your panel.

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