White Label Web Development
Design agencies win work on ideas and lose sleep over the build. A studio of six cannot keep a WordPress developer, a front-end specialist and a back-end engineer busy all year, yet every second project needs one of them.
We are the development bench behind the agency. You hold the client relationship, present the work and send the invoice. Our developers build from your designs, in your accounts, and stay out of sight unless you decide to introduce them.
Web jobs agencies pass to us
Anything from a single landing page to a rebuild of a site with several thousand URLs.
Design files turned into pages
Figma layouts built as responsive HTML and CSS, with spacing, type scale and hover states matched to the file, not approximated.
WordPress themes and blocks
Hand-written themes and editor blocks, so your client edits content without breaking the layout or installing a page builder.
Online shops
WooCommerce or Shopify storefronts, including payment set-up, shipping rules and transactional emails.
Web applications
Portals, booking tools and dashboards in Laravel, Node.js or React when the project outgrows a content management system.
Speed and accessibility repairs
Image handling, script loading, heading order, contrast and keyboard access on sites that already exist.
Care plans
Updates, backups and small changes each month for the sites your agency has launched.
From brief to launch
You send the brief
Designs, the sitemap, the content plan and the date your client has been given.
We estimate in hours
A breakdown per template and feature, with open questions listed. You add your own margin and quote your client.
You meet the developer
A named person is assigned. A small first task lets you judge their work before a whole project depends on it.
Build on a staging address
On your server or a neutral domain, never one that carries our name. Your team reviews and sends corrections.
You launch and present
We deploy at the hour you choose and stand by. You show the client and take the credit.
What arrives with each build
- Code in your agency's repository
- No PWTECH name in source, footer or commit messages
- A staging site protected by password
- Browser and device test notes
- Editing guide you can rebrand for the client
- List of plugins and licences the site depends on
- Deployment steps written down
- Weekly summary of hours and progress
Rates for agency partners
Our rates are published. Pick the role and move the sliders for an indicative budget.
Rate card
| Role | Hourly | Monthly* |
|---|---|---|
| Frontend / WordPress | $30 | $4,800 |
| Backend / API | $32 | $5,120 |
| Full-stack | $35 | $5,600 |
| Mobile (React Native / Flutter) | $35 | $5,600 |
| DevOps / Cloud | $40 | $6,400 |
| AI / Automation engineer | $45 | $7,200 |
| QA / Test engineer | $25 | $4,000 |
| UI / UX design | $28 | $4,480 |
*160 hrs/month full-time. Rates are indicative for planning, in USD (other currencies are converted at an indicative rate), and depend on seniority, contract length and timezone overlap. Longer engagements and multi-role teams are discounted — ask.
Does white label suit your agency?
It suits agencies that
- Produce finished designs and a clear content plan.
- Have one person who manages the client and answers our questions.
- Expect regular development work, even if volume varies.
- Want code they can hand to another developer later.
It is a poor match for agencies that
- Need a developer in the room for client workshops.
- Sell fixed packages priced below the hours they take.
- Expect design decisions to be made during the build.
- Want a promise about profit. We quote our hours, and your pricing is your own.
Agency owners ask
Will our client find out you exist?
Not from us. Our developers do not email, call or message your client, and nothing we deliver carries our name. If you would like a developer on a call, they can join as a member of your team.
Do you sign a non-disclosure and non-solicitation agreement?
Yes. Confidentiality and a commitment not to approach your clients are written into the agreement before the first brief is opened.
Whose property is the finished code?
Your agency, or your client if your contract with them says so. Ownership passes as the work is committed to your repository.
Can you work inside our project tools?
Yes. Give the developer a seat in your tracker and chat under an address at your domain if you prefer.
Will you build with a page builder if the client insists?
We can, if the client already depends on one. For new sites we recommend a hand-written theme, since it loads less code and is simpler to maintain. The choice stays with your agency.
Which hours are your developers online?
They keep India time. A window that overlaps with your working day is fixed at the start, and messages sent outside it are answered the next morning.
What if a project is cancelled halfway?
You pay for the hours worked up to that point and keep everything produced. Nothing ties you in beyond the current month.
Send one project you need built
Attach the designs or a link to them and say when the client expects delivery. An estimate or our questions reach you within one business day.