What does a white-label web design company actually do for your agency?
A white-label web design company builds websites your agency sells, delivered under your brand instead of ours. You handle the client, the pitch, and the pricing. We handle the design and the code. The client sees your logo on the invoice, your name in the emails, and your work at launch. This lets you offer custom website design and web development without hiring a developer, keeping a designer on payroll, or turning down projects because you have no capacity. You mark up our build to whatever your market supports and pocket the difference. We stay invisible by design, and we never contact your clients directly.
How much does a client website cost through Flux?
A custom-coded 5-page client website starts at $500 through Flux, and the exact price is shown before work begins. Larger and more complex builds are quoted per project, so you always know your cost before you commit. Because we price the build and you set the resale price, the margin is entirely yours. Custom builds like CRMs, apps, and BI dashboards are quoted per project against your spec. Payment splits into two halves: 50% when you approve the brief and 50% when you approve staging, before anything goes live. There are no surprise charges. Two full rounds of revisions are included within the original brief, and any scope change is quoted before we touch it.
How fast can a web developer ship a client site?
Simple client websites ship in about a week through Flux. Larger builds land in 7 to 10 business days, and fully custom projects take two to three weeks. We hit these timelines because we build without babysitting: you send an approved brief, we build against it, and you review at staging. You do not have to project-manage us or chase updates. The two-stage payment split keeps the process honest, since we do not get the second half until you approve staging. If your client needs a site live for a launch or a campaign, tell us the deadline in the brief and we build to it.
Will a white-label build team poach or expose your clients?
Flux never solicits, poaches, or puts our brand anywhere near your clients. That is the whole point of a white-label web design company. We build behind the scenes, the client stays yours, and our name never appears in the work, the emails, or the invoice. When the site launches, it belongs to your client through you. We host on managed infrastructure or hand off the files clean, and we keep nothing hostage. If you ever want to move a site or bring hosting in-house, you can. We designed the arrangement so the agency keeps the client, the brand, the relationship, and the margin, permanently.
What can Flux build beyond websites?
Flux builds client dashboards, SEO fulfillment, and custom software alongside websites, all under your brand. Client dashboards are a flat $299 per client, themed to your brand from a production dashboard platform, plus an Agency Command Center that puts every client on one screen. Client SEO is white-label fulfillment with per-client setup, a monthly local engine, and backlinks when the market demands them, reported unbranded so you resell at your price. Custom builds cover CRMs, apps, BI dashboards, and bespoke tools, quoted per project and delivered under your brand. This means one production partner can fulfill most of what your clients ask for, so you sell more without hiring for each new service.
How do Care Plans keep sites maintained after launch?
Flux Care Plans keep client sites maintained after launch, all month-to-month with 30 days' notice to cancel. Hosting-only care starts at $29 per month. Lite Care is $97 per month and covers hosting plus small content edits. Pro Care is $297 per month for request-based work. Every plan is a recurring line you can mark up and resell, turning a one-time build into monthly revenue. Because they are month-to-month, you are never locked in and neither is your client. Care Plans also give you a clean answer when a client asks who handles updates, edits, and uptime after the site goes live.