WebCraft

Technical partner for agencies

An agency knows strategy and creative — it doesn't need a developer on payroll who's swamped one week and idle the next. I build agencies' projects: from Figma to a working site, on a deadline you can promise the client.

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stack: Next.js · WordPress · TypeScript

Definition

White-label collaboration means the agency sells and brands the project under its own name while the technical build is done by an external developer — the end client gets a seamless experience and the agency keeps no one on payroll.

01 / Who it's for

Who this service actually pays off for

  • marketing agencies selling websites alongside campaigns
  • branding studios that need a careful frontend, 1:1 with the design
  • SEO agencies that need a developer who understands the technical demands of ranking

02 / Scope

What you get

  1. 01a quote from Figma within 2–3 working days, a fixed price for the agreed scope
  2. 02pixel-perfect build: Next.js or WordPress with fields for client editing
  3. 03technical SEO as standard — without having to ask
  4. 04communication on your Slack/Trello, B2B invoice, NDA no questions asked
  5. 05white-label: the end client need never know I exist

03 / When it applies

When it makes sense — and when it doesn't

It works best as an ongoing partnership: we get to know each other's standards and quotes stop being a lottery. I take on one-off projects too, if the calendar allows — I'll give you current lead times up front on the first call.

04 / FAQ

Frequently asked questions about this service

Will the end client find out about the subcontracting?expand_more
Only if you want them to. By default I work white-label: on your tools, under your brand, with an NDA. I can also appear openly as the agency's technical partner.
How do we bill the work?expand_more
Per project (a fixed price after the Figma quote) or a band of hours per month for agencies with regular volume. B2B VAT invoice.