Your Agency Just Turned Down Another $40K Website Project
If you're a branding agency creative director, you've watched dev shops blow your design vision -- or worse, you've lost the client entirely.
You design the brand. We build the website. Your client never knows we exist. White label Next.js development for branding agencies, design studios, and creative firms. Pixel-perfect Figma implementation. You keep the client relationship and the margin. One agency partnership delivers 5-15 projects per year. Five partnerships deliver 25-75 projects per year with zero cold outreach to end clients. We build from your Figma files: marketing websites scoring Lighthouse 95+, headless Shopify ecommerce, directories and platforms at 137K listing scale, custom booking engines, membership portals with Stripe subscriptions, AI features including Claude-powered chatbots and semantic search, and multi-language sites across 30 languages. You set the client price. We charge you wholesale. Your margin: 40-60% per project. Ongoing hosting adds $155-455 per client per month in passive recurring revenue.
Your branding client signs the contract. Three weeks later they ask if you build websites. You say no, recommend someone else, and watch $18K walk out the door. That's the invisible tax most 5-15 person agencies pay every quarter -- handing off web development because they can't justify a $110K Next.js hire who sits idle between projects. White label development fixes that structural problem. You present the site under your agency's name. We build it. Your client never sees our logo, never joins our Slack, never knows we exist. The wholesale quote comes back in 24 hours. You mark it up 40-60%, keep the relationship, and capture revenue that used to disappear. Five agency partners, ten projects each at $15K wholesale -- that's $750K annual without hiring a single developer. Your team stays lean. Your margin grows. And the agency down the street that still says 'we don't do websites' keeps losing ground.
What is holding your current website back?
Common gaps we find in nearly every audit.
What Your Website Could Look Like
Custom-designed for your industry. No templates. No stock photos.
How We Build This Right
Every safeguard, built in from Day 1.
4-Step White Label Process
Here's how it actually works, step by step. You win the brand project in Figma -- that's your work, nothing changes there. Then you send us the Figma file, guidelines, and sitemap, and we quote a wholesale price within 24 hours. We build it. You review everything via Vercel Preview URLs in a shared Slack channel. And when it's ready, we deploy under your client's domain. You present it as your agency's work. We stay invisible. Pretty straightforward.
Pixel-Perfect Figma Implementation
Custom typography, asymmetric grids, overlapping elements, complex scroll interactions -- we build exactly what you designed. No template constraints forcing you to simplify. No Webflow compromises where you have to explain to a client why something "isn't really possible." What you design in Figma is what your client sees live. That's the whole point.
Lighthouse 95+ Performance
Every site we deliver scores 95+ on Google Lighthouse. Not 80. Not "pretty good for a custom build." 95+. And this matters more than it used to -- fast sites convert better, rank higher in search, and they're increasingly being surfaced by tools like ChatGPT when people ask for recommendations. That's a real competitive edge over agencies whose clients are sitting on Webflow scores in the 70-80 range.
AI Features Your Competitors Cannot Match
Claude-powered chatbots, pgvector semantic search, AI content pipelines -- these aren't features any Webflow freelancer is building. Your clients get AI as an actual differentiator, not a marketing bullet point. And for you, each one of these features is a $5-10K upsell per project with minimal extra design work on your end. The development complexity is on our side of the wall.
Code Ownership for Your Client
Your client owns their codebase outright -- it lives on GitHub under their account. If they ever move on from your agency, they take their code with them. No Webflow lock-in, no platform dependency, no hostage situation. Honestly, most clients don't think to ask about this upfront. But when you bring it up proactively, especially with enterprise clients, it's a genuine trust signal that closes deals.
White-Label Hosting Revenue
We set up the Vercel and Supabase infrastructure. You bill clients $200-500 per month under your brand. We handle server maintenance, security updates, the stuff nobody wants to deal with at 2am. You send a white-label monthly report with your logo on it. We stay invisible. It's passive income -- and it grows every month you add another client site to the stack.
What We Build
Purpose-built features for your industry.
Send Figma + sitemap, get fixed wholesale quote in 24h -- no hourly ambiguity eating your margin
You stop bleeding $10-22K per brand project that asks 'can you build it?' and you say no
Your designer Slacks our developer directly -- feedback happens on live Preview URLs, not forwarded emails
Your brand work survives launch -- not flattened into a Squarespace template two weeks after handoff
Same developer handles every project for your agency -- they learn your design language, not relearning it monthly
Your designer works with the same developer on every build -- quality improves, onboarding disappears
Multi-language sites deploy at $22/language through existing i18n pipeline -- no separate translation agency needed
Hosting retainers generate $200-500/client/month -- twenty clients = $61K/year while you sleep
Review anonymised portfolio screenshots and talk to current agency partners under NDA before you commit
Clients needing bookings, AI features, or membership portals stay with your agency instead of leaving
Use our revenue calculator spreadsheet in your internal pitch -- wholesale cost, client pricing, 3-year projection included
You quote full-service brand + build contracts -- capturing the whole budget, not half of it
Built on a Modern, Secure Stack
Our Development Process
From discovery to launch. Quality at every step.
Partnership Discovery Call
Day 1We start with a 30-minute call. Not a sales pitch -- a real conversation about your agency. What your typical clients look like, how complex your projects run, how your design process works, how you use Figma. We're figuring out whether we're actually the right match before either side commits to anything.
First Project Pilot
Week 1-6First project comes in at wholesale pricing. You go through the full process -- Figma handoff, Slack collaboration, Vercel Preview reviews, deployment -- and see exactly how we work before scaling anything up. Low risk. Full visibility. No leap of faith required.
Partnership Agreement
Week 6-7Before we scale together, everything gets documented: wholesale pricing tiers, turnaround commitments, the revision process, NDA terms, hosting revenue share. No ambiguity, no handshake agreements. If something comes up six months in, we've got something to point to.
Hosting Infrastructure Setup
Week 7-8We configure white-label hosting for your existing clients -- the ones already in your portfolio who are probably paying someone else for maintenance right now. You start billing hosting retainers. We deliver a monthly report template with your branding on it. Recurring revenue starts immediately, not at the end of some long onboarding runway.
Scale Together
OngoingAs your confidence in the process grows, so does the volume we can handle together. You start restructuring proposals to include web as Phase 2 of every brand project -- not an optional add-on, just part of how you work. Revenue compounds monthly. The agency looks bigger than it is. That's the whole model working.
Frequently Asked Questions
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200+ employee company? Complex multi-tenant, auction, or multi-location requirement? We have a dedicated enterprise capability track.
Start the Partnership Conversation
Send us a Figma file and we will quote a wholesale price within 24 hours. No commitment. Just a conversation between people who care about craft.
Let's build
something together.
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