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White label · Web builds for agencies · Your name on the work
PromotEdge International builds websites for agencies to sell as their own. You keep the client, the design direction and the invoice, so your brand stays in front. Our delivery team in India writes the code, and our name appears nowhere in the finished site.
Sites you hand over as your own work, tested before your client sees them.
In short
We build the websites your agency sells, and you hand them over as your own work. Your team keeps the client.
Send us a finished design, a rough wireframe or a site that needs repair.
Your Figma or Adobe XD files, built to match on desktop and phone.
Custom themes and blocks that your client's team can edit without calling you for every change.
Theme builds, store set-up and custom sections for your ecommerce clients.
Portals, dashboards and tools for clients who have outgrown a template.
Fast single pages for your ad and SEO teams, with forms and tracking tested.
Platform moves with every old address mapped, so your client keeps the search traffic.
Updates, backups and small fixes you sell under your name after launch.
Brands we have worked with
Work delivered from India. Results are shared one to one, under NDA.
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A rough note through the form on what you sell and what needs to change.
How people find you today, where inquiries get lost, then a call in your working day.
The work, who does it and how it is measured. Nothing starts until you approve it.
Our team in India does the work, with calls set in your working hours.
Every number we report shows its source and date range, and we travel to our clients every 3 to 4 months.
This usually means someone edited a live theme by hand. We keep the code in version control, use a child theme on WordPress and test on a copy first.
Spacing, fonts and phone layouts are where it shows. Your designer gets a page-by-page check to sign off, before your client sees anything.
The scope sheet sets the rounds of changes, so you can price a late change instead of absorbing it.
A slow or hard-to-use site reflects on your agency. We test speed and WCAG 2.2 accessibility during the build, when fixes are still small.
You stay the client's contact, and tickets come to us through your system.
After an NDA, send the brief or designs. We flag what will be hard to build and give you an estimate to price from.
Work happens where you can see it, and you get a short update as each stage finishes.
We compare each page side by side with your file on desktop and phone, then test the forms and speed.
You show the site and collect the changes. We make them inside the rounds agreed in the scope.
We deploy, back up and check redirects. Handover notes come in your template, ready to send under your name.
A developer leaves traces in a website long after launch, and a curious client can find them.
No footer credit, no author name in theme files, no code comments and no admin user under our name.
The build runs on your staging address and in your Git account, so the work sits with you from the first commit.
Paid themes and plugins are bought on your account or your client's. Nothing stops working when our work ends.
Even a one-line tweak is made and tested on a copy of the site, with a backup, before it reaches the live one.
We deal with your team only. We sign an NDA, your client never learns we exist, and we never approach your clients.
Agree this before the first project, and move a line if your team is strong there.
| Stage | Your agency | Us |
|---|---|---|
| Sales and scope | Sells the project and sets the price | Reviews what is possible and gives you an estimate |
| Design | Leads it | Flags what will be hard to build |
| Build | Approves progress | Writes the code on your staging site |
| Testing | Final check against the brief | Tests browsers, phones, forms and speed |
| Client changes | Collects them and sets the order | Makes them |
| Launch | Tells the client it is live | Deploys, backs up and checks redirects |
| After launch | Stays the client's contact | Handles fixes behind you |
White label web development means your agency sells a website or web app, and a partner builds it for you to hand over as your own work.
It suits a design or marketing agency that sells sites and has no developers, or too few for its pipeline. Your designers and account managers stay on the parts clients see. The bigger risk in this work is quality, because a bad build carries your name.
There is no public price list, because the cost follows the job.
You set your own price to your client, and you get a written estimate from the design or brief before you quote. Agencies pay a monthly fee per client or a fixed fee per job, and no fee is tied to ad spend.
A development team builds sites that an agency sells under its own name. The client signs with the agency, and the developers never appear on the project. Outsourcing is different: a company that outsources web development is buying for itself, so nothing needs to stay hidden.
Our delivery team is in India, and we also have contact addresses in Austin, Texas, and North York, Ontario. Your client's contract is with you, so tell them what is true if they ask where the work is done.
Yes. We build from your design using a theme or blocks made for that site, and we keep plugins to the ones the site needs. Your client's team gets a clean editor to work in, and you get code that the next developer can read.
Yes. We can work from Figma or Adobe XD files and inside your task board and Git workflow. If you only have a wireframe, tell us, and we will say what we need before we estimate.
It depends on the number of templates, the integrations and how fast your client gives feedback.
India is 9.5 to 13.5 hours ahead of most of the USA and Canada, so feedback you send at the end of your day can be done before you start the next one. We set calls in your working hours. We are available round the clock, 24x7, as per your location.
Avijit Bhattacherjee, who leads our website coding team, front end and back end, leads white label builds, with Raju Barui as backend developer. The team works with licensed tools and software.
A real person reads every message and replies.
Four kinds of work. One plan.