White Label Web Development for Agencies

I'm the developer behind your agency's websites. I build them under your brand and stay invisible to your clients. You get a dedicated senior developer, and I never run into your client relationships.

  • Since 2012
  • About half my work is white label
  • WordPress, static, and e-commerce
A website delivered under an agency's brand, with the developer behind the scenes

What Your Agency Gets

Your brand, start to finish

Every site, email, and handoff goes out under your name. I don't add my credits, footer links, or logos unless you want them.

No contact with your clients

I work through you. If you'd like me on a call with a client, I'll join as part of your team.

One developer, not a queue

You talk directly to the person writing the code. Nobody relays messages, and nobody gets handed off.

Designs built as handed off

Send me Figma, XD, a PDF, or a sketch. I match it pixel for pixel, at every screen width, with accessibility built in.

Hours that never expire

Buy a block of hours up front. I bill in 15-minute increments, and there's no contract or retainer.

I fix my own mistakes

If something I built isn't right, I fix it at no charge.

What I Build

WordPress

I'm comfortable with almost any page builder and popular theme, though most clients prefer Divi, Elementor, Kadence, or the block editor. I'll build in whichever your team already maintains.

Custom web development

Static Websites

Hand-coded HTML and CSS sites that load fast, have almost nothing to attack, and need no plugins or updates. They usually take 30–50% less time to build than a WordPress site.

Static website development

Rescues and Ongoing Care

I can stabilize a site another developer left behind, keep your clients' sites updated and backed up, and host them on my private server if you'd like.

Hosting

How It Works With Your Team

  1. Brief

    You send the scope, the designs, and any brand files. I send back an hours estimate before any work starts.

  2. Build

    I build on a private staging site, or on your server if you prefer, and send you progress you can show your client.

  3. Review

    Your team and your client review the site, and I work through the changes.

  4. Launch and Hand Off

    I launch the site, then hand over full logins and a clean build your team can maintain. Your client owns everything.

Send Me a Brief

Why Agencies Work With Me

I've built websites since 2012, and about half of that work has been white label for agencies. I also direct web development inside a marketing agency, so I know what agency deadlines, client approvals, and reviews actually look like.

Most of my agency work is under other brands, so it isn't in my portfolio. That's how it should be.

  • 2012building websites since
  • Hundredsof sites built
  • About halfof my work is white label
  • 5.0from 33 Google reviews

Simple Pricing for Agencies

You buy hours up front, and the bigger the block, the lower the rate. Mark them up however you like.

Most popular

10 Hours

$900

  • $90 an hour
  • Billed in 15-minute increments
  • Hours never expire
Buy 10 Hours — $900

I bill in 15-minute increments and only for real work. The hours never expire, and your rate is locked for 12 months. Rates and service terms

Frequently Asked Questions

What is white label web development?

An agency sells a website to its client, and a developer like me builds it behind the scenes under the agency's brand. The client deals only with the agency.

Will you ever contact my clients?

No, not unless you ask me to. If you do, I'll introduce myself as part of your team.

Who owns the finished site?

Your client does, along with the content and full admin access. I don't hold anything back or license anything to them.

What platforms do you build on?

WordPress (Kadence, the block editor, Divi, or Elementor), static HTML and CSS, and WooCommerce. I'll recommend whichever fits the project.

Will you sign an NDA?

Yes.

Can you host the sites?

Yes. Hosting is $350 a year per site, on my private server, with 90 days of backups. See hosting.

Do you only work with agencies in New Jersey?

No. I'm based in Mount Laurel, NJ, and I work with agencies anywhere in the US.

Let's Talk About Your Next Project

Spencer Taylor, web designer and developer in Mount Laurel, New Jersey

Spencer Taylor

Web designer & developer
Mount Laurel, New Jersey

★★★★★5.0 · 33 Google reviews

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