White label web development for agencies that design and sell websites.
White label web development for agencies that sell websites but do not have a free developer.
Does this sound like you?
A signed project and no free developer
You promised a date and your own team is full or you do not have one.
The last freelancer disappeared
Or missed the deadline, or contacted your client, or left a site you cannot hand over.
Builds that do not match the design
Pixel differences, slow pages and broken tracking come back to you, not to the developer.
Care after launch is on you
Updates, backups and fixes land on your desk, and none of it is billable.
What I do for you
Figma to a fast build
I build your design as it is drawn, on a staging site, and check mobile speed before handover. Tabby and TubeOnAI were built this way.
Your name, never mine
No branding in the site, code, admin users or emails, and I never contact your client unless you ask. NDA on request.
Your deadline
I confirm the date before I start, tell you early if it moves, and my hours overlap the US, UK and Australian day.
Care and fixes under your brand
Tested updates, backups, monitoring and fixes for each site you hand me, with reports you can send on.
A trial project first
Start with one small paid task so you can judge my work before you hand over a client.
Which way of working fits your agency?
A full site from your design
From $300 on a fixed quote, built on staging and handed back under your brand.
Hours for fixes and overflow
$20 an hour for fixes, page builds and tasks your team cannot get to.
Care you resell
$59 per site a month for tested updates, backups, monitoring and a branded report.
A monthly block of hours
Hours kept free for your projects every month, quoted after we talk about your workload.
How a first trial project works
You do not hand over a client on day one. You judge the work first.
1. Pick one small task
A page build, a fix on a client site or a speed improvement.
2. Quote and date
A written price and a date come back before any work starts.
3. Review it on staging
You check the work and send one feedback list.
4. Decide
If it fits, hand over a full site or a list of client sites. If not, you have paid for one small task.
What white label web development does not include
The design
You bring the design, usually in Figma. I build it.
Hosting
Sites go on your client’s or your own hosting accounts.
Contact with your client
I never contact your client, unless you ask me to.
Projects I've built, with live sites
Pick a project to see the result and the live site.
Tabby
A website relaunch for Tabby: front end, back end, custom plugins and payments, then the full 2.0 rebuild with its SEO kept in place.
90+Core Web Vitals at launch
TubeOnAI
Why a WordPress site keeps going down: on TubeOnAI it was leftover cache plugin files, fixed at the root.
1.5 sload time after the fix, down from 5 seconds
Moneybag
A custom WordPress plugin and website for Moneybag, a licensed payment gateway, built for security and speed.
60%less time to onboard a merchant
How your project runs, step by step
- Step 01
Study your competitors
I look at what competitors do well and where they leave gaps, before a single screen is drawn.
- Step 02
Design the UI and UX
I design the screens myself, so what you approve is what gets built.
- Step 03
Build frontend to backend
Pages, accounts, orders, payments and the admin dashboard, built as one job.
- Step 04
Launch and look after it
Speed checked on a phone, then backups, monitoring and changes through website care.
Client recommendations
Recommendations from clients and colleagues, copied word for word from my LinkedIn profile.
Sakib has done a fantastic job with our Tabby 2.0 launch work along with continuous maintenance and updates on Tabby's website. He is very responsive and dedicated to any project he works on. I highly recommend him.
He is highly reliable and resourceful, with a great ability to solve problems effectively, even with limited tools and resources. His practical approach and problem-solving skills make him a valuable member of our team.
Sakib Islam is an exceptional Senior WordPress Developer with deep expertise in custom development, performance optimization, and clean, scalable code. Reliable, proactive, and easy to work with, they consistently deliver high-quality results.
His attention to detail, commitment to clean and scalable code, and deep understanding of modern frontend frameworks have consistently elevated the quality of our digital products.
His ability to translate ideas into functional designs and optimize website performance sets him apart. Beyond his technical skills, Sakib is detail-oriented, creative, and an excellent communicator.
I had the pleasure of working with Sakib Islam on several projects, and I was really happy with his performance and commitment.
Every one of these can be checked onmy LinkedIn recommendations ↗.
Questions from design and marketing agencies
Ask something else on WhatsAppWhat is white label web development?
White label web development means a developer builds websites that your agency sells under its own brand. Your client deals only with you, and nothing in the site, code or emails carries the developer’s name.
How much does white label web development cost?
Rates start at $20 an hour or $300 per site from a Figma design. Care is $59 per site a month. You get a written quote before work starts.
Will you contact my client?
No, never, unless you ask me to. Nothing in the site, code, admin users or emails carries my name.
Which builders do you use?
I write custom WordPress themes and plugins, and I build fully custom sites when WordPress is not the right tool. I will say which fits the brief.
Do you have agency clients?
No. I work alone and my clients are businesses I worked with directly, such as Tabby and TubeOnAI, whose sites I built from Figma designs. That is why I suggest a small paid trial project first.
What about time zones?
I work remotely from Dhaka on an evening shift that overlaps the US morning and early afternoon, and the UK and Australian day.
Other people I work with
SaaS and AI founders
Founders building a SaaS or AI product.
Owners of a slow or broken website
Business owners whose site is slow, broken or hacked.
Ecommerce store owners
Owners of an online store.
Teams that outgrew spreadsheets
Businesses that need a custom web app or internal tool.
Small business owners
Local and service businesses that need a new website.
Education and training providers
Schools, colleges and course providers.
Fintech and payments companies
Payment gateways and fintech products.
Tell me what you need.
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