Agencies win more web projects than their teams can build. We work behind your brand as your development team: websites, web applications, Shopify stores and custom builds, delivered to your standards and handed over as your own work.
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Problems we solve
Most agencies face the same capacity problem: sales outpace delivery.
Good briefs are declined or delayed because developers are busy.
Clients ask for web apps, integrations or custom features your team doesn't build.
Contractors miss deadlines and leave code nobody can maintain.
Full-time hires take months and don't flex with demand.
Our solution
You keep the client and the creative direction. We build to your standards.
We work under your brand, through your project management and communication, unless you choose otherwise.
Bring us in project by project, or keep a dedicated team for steady demand.
Next.js, React, Shopify, custom web apps, APIs and mobile apps when your clients need more than a website.
What we build for agencies
The work agencies most often hand to us.
Pixel-accurate builds from Figma or Adobe XD designs, responsive, accessible and fast, on a CMS your clients can edit.
Modern, search-friendly websites and front ends for clients who need performance and flexibility.
Store set-up, theme customization, migrations and integrations for your e-commerce clients.
Client portals, dashboards and internal tools when your clients need software, not just a website.
Android and iOS apps with Flutter, built alongside the websites you deliver.
Ongoing care for the sites you've delivered: updates, fixes, backups and small changes.
What you get
More capacity without more hiring.
Say yes to more projects.
Offer web apps, integrations and mobile apps.
NDAs and white-label delivery.
Documentation for every project.
Fast, accessible, maintainable code.
We stay behind the scenes.
Why us
Classify-X and Social Sphere CRM: we know what production-quality software takes.
Next.js, React, Shopify, Flutter and custom back ends.
Written scope, previews, code reviews and documentation.
Your project managers talk to the people building.
A free partnership call, then a written proposal for the first project.
Our approach
Open each step to see what it covers.
Your services, clients, standards and tools.
Confidentiality, white-label and IP terms agreed.
A scoped first project to prove the fit.
Work in your tools, with previews for your reviews.
Documented delivery ready for your client.
Project by project, or a dedicated team.
Common situations
Most partnerships start with one of these situations.
Options
How agencies usually add development capacity.
| Criteria | Development partner | Freelancers | Full-time hires |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flexibility | Scales with demand | Flexible but variable | Fixed cost |
| Range of skills | Web, apps, integrations | One person's skills | Depends on hires |
| Continuity | Team-backed | At risk | Good, if they stay |
| Best for | Agencies with variable demand | Small, simple jobs | Steady, predictable demand |
Many agencies combine a small in-house team with a development partner.
Who we partner with
Typical partner agencies.
We build what you design.
Websites and landing pages for campaigns.
See the workWebsites, plus Social Sphere CRM for approvals.
See the workCapacity from India with overlap hours.
See the workWeb apps and integrations for your clients.
See the workA development partner for bigger projects.
How we work together
Every engagement starts with an NDA and a written proposal.
We quote and deliver each project you bring.
Best for: Agencies with occasional overflow
Developers reserved for your agency.
Best for: Agencies with steady demand
Refer clients who need software; we handle delivery directly.
Best for: Agencies that prefer not to manage builds
Guide
A white-label partner builds work that your agency delivers under its own brand. The client relationship, creative direction and project management stay with you; the partner provides development capacity.
Clear agreements on confidentiality, branding and client contact make it work.
Agree up front that the partner will not contact or solicit your clients, and that all communication goes through you unless you decide otherwise. An NDA and a non-solicitation clause are standard.
Keep code in your or your client's repository.
Share your standards for code, accessibility, performance and browser support, and agree how work is reviewed before delivery. Preview links let your team check progress at any time.
A short checklist for each project avoids surprises at hand-off.
Agencies usually add project management and margin on top of partner costs. Make sure partner quotations are detailed enough to price accurately and handle change requests consistently.
Agree how scope changes are estimated and approved before work starts.
Start with a well-defined project to test communication, quality and timelines. Once the fit is proven, larger projects or a dedicated team follow naturally.
Review the pilot together and adjust the process.
Agree the tools and rhythm up front: a shared task board, a weekly call, written updates and a single contact on each side. Preview links let your team review work without waiting for milestones.
Clear communication is the main reason white-label partnerships succeed or fail.
Every project should end with documentation: how the site is hosted and deployed, how content is edited, which plugins or packages are used and how to make common changes.
This lets your team, or your client's, maintain the work confidently.
After a few projects, many agencies move to a dedicated team or a retainer for ongoing work. This gives predictable capacity and a team that knows your standards.
Review the partnership regularly and adjust the model as your agency grows.
Before delivery, each project should pass agreed checks: responsive layouts on common devices, accessibility basics, performance, forms and analytics, and content accuracy.
A shared checklist means your team reviews less and trusts more.
We work from your design files and ask early about interactions, breakpoints and edge cases, so the build matches the intent. Where designs leave gaps, we propose solutions rather than guessing.
Regular design reviews on preview links keep designers involved.
Agencies usually choose between fixed quotes per project, a monthly retainer for a set capacity, or a dedicated team. Fixed quotes suit occasional overflow; retainers and teams suit steady work.
Whatever the model, agree change handling up front so margins stay predictable.
Your clients judge your agency by what we deliver, so quality, deadlines and communication matter as much as code. Clear acceptance criteria, previews and a final checklist protect your reputation.
If something slips, we tell you early, so you can manage your client.
Costs depend on project scope, design complexity, platform, integrations, timelines and whether you need a dedicated team.
We don't publish fixed prices or packages. After a partnership call, we send a written proposal with a customised quotation.
Before you talk to us
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