Your client never learns my name.
You run an agency. You sold a website, a store or an app, and you need it built well. I build it. You deliver it as your own work.
The terms, in plain words.
A white label deal only works when you can trust the person behind it. These are the rules I work by.
TermsWhite label
For your agency
- 01Your name is on everything.The site, the login screen, the admin area, the handover documents and the emails the system sends.
- 02I sign your NDA.Send yours before we start. I sign it and return it.
- 03I do not contact your client.Questions come to you. You stay the only face your client sees.
- 04A fixed price in writing.You get one price for the job before work starts, so you can set your own price above it.
- 05The work is never in my portfolio.White label jobs are not shown or named on this site or anywhere else.
- 06Hosting you can sell.I run the server. Your client sees your brand and pays you.
How a job runs.
You send the brief.
Send what your client asked for: a design file, a mockup, a list or a site they like. I reply in writing with a fixed price and a date.
I build under your name.
You get a private link to the working build. You show your client when you are ready. Changes come through you.
You deliver it.
I put it live on your client's host or on hosting under your brand. You hand it over. I stay available for fixes and new work.
What you can sell.
Anything on my services list can ship with your label.
Your name. My work.
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