White label
Your client never hears my name
Design and build for agencies, studios and marketing firms. You keep the relationship, the branding and the margin. I do the work and stay invisible.
How it works
Four steps, and you are in front of the client for all of them
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You brief me
Whatever you have. A Figma file, a sitemap, or a phone call and a rough idea. I will tell you what is missing.
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I scope and price it
A written scope and a fixed number, to you not your client. If you want it fixed, I will hold it. You mark it up however you like.
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I build it
On your staging link you can share, or mine dressed as your own. You get progress in whatever form suits, and I do not go quiet.
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You hand it over
Deployed wherever you say, in your client's account. No credit, no footer link, no follow-up email from me.
The arrangement
What I will never do
This is the part that actually decides whether an agency uses somebody twice, so it is written down rather than implied.
What I always do
- Work to your scope, your deadline and your standard.
- Give you a fixed number before I start, not after.
- Stay reachable. You get me, not an account manager.
- Hand over clean, commented code so you could give it to anybody.
What I never do
- Contact your client. Ever. For any reason, including after the job.
- Put my name, my logo or a footer credit anywhere on the build.
- Show the work publicly unless you tell me in writing that I can.
- Quote your client directly if they come to me later.
Work you have already seen
You have probably visited a site I built without knowing it
A design agency in Cheshire brings me in for builds their own team does not cover. Their clients think the agency built it, which is the arrangement working exactly as intended.
That is why there is no logo wall on this page. The whole product is that you cannot tell.
Common questions
What agencies ask before the first job
What happens if my client wants to talk to you directly?
They do not get to, because they do not know I exist. If you want me on a call I will join as part of your team, under your name, and I will follow your lead on what gets said.
Do you sign an NDA?
Yes, and I will sign yours rather than send you mine. It has never been a sticking point.
How do you price white label work?
Day rate or fixed price per project, whichever suits the job. You get a number in writing before I start and you mark it up however you want. What you charge your client is your business and I do not want to know.
What if the client comes to me later with more work?
Then you brief me again. I will not quote a client of yours directly, and that holds after the job as well as during it.
Got something you have said yes to and cannot resource?
Tell me the deadline and the scope. If I cannot do it I will say so on the call rather than three weeks in.
Talk it through