How white-label works
Your studio sells, designs and manages the client. I build. The client sees your team, your process and your name on the launch email.
You get a senior developer when you need one, without hiring or managing a full-time role.
What your clients get
Every build passes the same checks I use on my own clients: Core Web Vitals on a real phone, technical SEO, tracking and accessibility basics.
That’s the part studios most often lose sleep over, and the part clients notice six months later.
Communication and tools
I work inside your tools: Slack or Teams, Jira or Linear, your Git and your staging. Weekly written updates, and a call only when it saves time.
Your PM stays in charge of the client relationship and the timeline.
Your brand, not mine
No credits in the footer, no logo in the code, no portfolio posts. An NDA before the first file is shared.
If you want me on a client call, I join as part of your team.
Starting with one project
Most studios start with one fixed-price project to see how we work together. If it fits, a monthly retainer gives you reserved capacity.
Either way, you get a clear quote before any work begins.