for agencies and founders
Sell the product. We’ll build it.
You already know what your clients will pay for. What you don’t have is six months and a development team. We build it under your name, ship it to your clients, and stay invisible.
White-label means your name on it. All of it.
Your brand, your domain, your pricing, your client relationship. We don’t appear in the product, the invoices, or the support inbox unless you want us to.
You bring the client
Or the idea. Tell us what you’ve promised and what it needs to do. If the promise is bigger than the budget, we’ll say that before you sign anything.
We build it branded
Your logo, palette and domain from the first commit. You review it on a private link and forward that link to your client as your own work.
You deliver and invoice
You set the price and keep the margin. We bill you a fixed build fee, or a monthly rate if you want us maintaining it in the background.
Turnkey products, ready to rebrand
Built once, configured for you. A kit usually costs less and lands sooner than the same thing built from scratch, and you can still change anything in it. We’ll quote both so you can compare.
The part that usually kills these
Subscription plumbing.
Billing, plans, upgrades, failed payments, logins, password resets, per-client data separation. It’s unglamorous, it’s most of the work, and it’s where solo builds stall. We build all of it against providers you choose and hold the accounts for, so the money and the user records are yours from day one. We are not in the middle of them.
And who fixes it at 11pm.
If you take the maintenance retainer, we do, under your brand, with alerts pointed at us instead of you. We work inside your hosting and billing accounts as an invited user, which you can revoke in one click. If you don’t take the retainer, you get the repository and the runbook, and you can hand it to anyone.
How you’d pay for it
Two shapes, depending on whether you’re selling once or selling repeatedly.
What have you already sold?
Tell us what you’ve promised a client, or what you keep getting asked for. We’ll tell you what it takes to build and what it would cost you.