White-label project
You sell the website, shop or tool. I build it and hand it over ready to launch under your brand. Your client never hears my name.
You talk to the client. If a technical call helps, I join as part of your team.
Three ways to work together
We can start with one project and see how we work together.
Extra hands
When your team is booked, I can take on work in Next.js, build interfaces or help with integrations and AI features. Your project manager assigns tasks, and I track the time I spend on each one.
From €50 per hour, invoiced monthly with a time log.
Refer a client
A lead that's too small, too technical or outside your stack? Send it to me. I take it from there and you get a referral commission.
20 to 30% of the client's first deal, depending on its size.
How referrals workHow a white‑label project runs
- 1
You send the brief
Scope, design files if you have them, and a deadline. I come back with questions and a price.
- 2
We agree on price and dates
You get a fixed price and a delivery date. Add your margin and quote your client whatever you like.
- 3
I build, you review
I send you a staging link to review. I can post updates in Slack, by email or in your project tool.
- 4
You hand it over
I give you the code, account access and docs. You handle the launch with your client.
Partner rate
You know your cost up front, so pricing your own offer is simple.
From €50 per hour
Websites, online shops, custom tools, integrations and AI features.
- Fixed-price projects
- I estimate the hours and use the agreed rate to give you a fixed price before work starts. If it takes longer than estimated, I cover the extra cost.
- Payment
- Fixed projects: 50% before the start, 50% on handover. Hours: invoiced at the end of each month.
How I work with agencies
Your agency’s name
My name doesn't appear in the code, the footer or the docs unless you ask for it.
You handle client contact
I don't contact or pitch your client during the project or for 12 months after it. If they find me on their own, I send them back to you.
Confidentiality
NDA on request: send me yours, or I'll send you a short one. I show a project in my portfolio only if you say yes.
The code is yours
Code and rights transfer to you once the final invoice is paid.
Questions agencies ask
Design, branding and marketing agencies that sell websites but don't have a developer, or have one who's fully booked.
Mostly Next.js, React and TypeScript, with Shopify or Medusa for shops and Strapi or Webflow when the client's team edits content. If your client runs on something else, tell me in the brief and I'll say honestly whether I'm the right person for it.
Yes. A paid trial of around 10 hours is the easiest way to see how we work together before you sell a bigger project.
You send them to me. I do them at the partner hourly rate or as part of a monthly retainer, and you bill your client as you normally would.
It depends on my calendar. You get the earliest start date in my first reply, and I don't take a project I can't deliver on time.
Yes, a short one: prices, payment terms, the no-contact clause and an NDA if you want one. I send it after our first call.
Tell me about your agency
Tell me about your agency. I reply within two business days and we set up a 30-minute call.