Start with one small paid task. See how I work before committing.
What you send, and what you get back
What you send
The Figma file and the page list
The deadline and any launch date
The tools you work in (Slack, Asana, email)
Your NDA, if you have one
What you get back
A quote and date before work starts
A private staging site to review
One feedback list and the agreed rounds
Handoff notes on the theme, plugins and editing
White label developer, freelancer, in-house or a large company?
Option
Best for
Watch out for
White label developer (me)
Project overflow and builds under your brand, without hiring
One person, so I confirm capacity and dates before you commit.
A freelancer you manage yourself
A single task you can brief in detail
You manage, review and carry the risk if they disappear.
An in-house developer
Steady, daily WordPress work
A fixed monthly cost even in quiet months.
A large white label company
Big volume across many sites at once
More hand-offs, and your work goes through a ticket queue.
What white label development does not include
The design
You bring the Figma file. I build it, I do not design it.
Hosting
The site goes on your client’s or your own hosting.
Ongoing care
After launch, monthly updates and backups are white label WordPress support.
Contact with your client
I never contact your client. Everything goes through you.
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“highly responsive, communicative, and consistently delivers work on time”
Shamsi Nur, Musemind · design agency I built for
Built from Figma: Tabby and TubeOnAI. White-label work stays private.
Questions agencies ask before the first project
Will you ever contact our client?
No. I work through you only, and nothing I hand over carries my name unless you want it to.
Do you sign an NDA?
Yes. Send yours before you share client files, or ask and I will send a short one.
Which builders do you work in?
A custom theme when speed and control matter, and Elementor when your client needs to change layouts without a developer. WooCommerce for stores.
Who looks after the site after launch?
Your choice. Hand it to your team with the handoff notes, or resell a monthly care plan that I run quietly under your brand: white label WordPress support with reports in your branding.
Are you a white label website developer or an agency?
A white label website developer: one senior person, not an agency with a team. You talk to the person who writes the code, and nobody else sees your client’s files.
How much does white label WordPress development cost?
A full site from your design starts at $300 on a fixed quote, fixes and overflow work are $20 an hour, and a monthly block of hours is quoted. You get a written quote and a date before any work starts.
Do you design the site as well?
No. You bring the design, usually in Figma, and I build it in WordPress. Design stays with your team.
Can we try you on something small first?
Yes, and it is the best way to start. Send one paid task, such as a page build or a fix on a client site, and judge the work before committing to more.
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