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White-label development for agencies

Take on more client projects. You keep the client relationship and deliver under your agency’s name. We handle the development.

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When to work together

Choose which part of the project to hand over

Bring us in for a full build or one part of the work. We agree on what your team keeps and what we need to deliver.

Projects we can help you deliver

  • A web app that replaces email follow-ups with a client portal.
  • A mobile app that lets customers book an appointment.
  • An AI tool that sorts requests before the team responds.
Client relationship

Your agency stays in charge

Before we start, we agree on who joins meetings, who approves the work and what your client sees.

Our method

From estimate to handover

You know what to show your client at each stage.

  1. Define the work

    We agree on the features, budget and dates.

  2. Build and share

    You see progress and try features as we build them.

  3. Review together

    You try the release and we fix the remaining issues.

  4. Hand over the project

    We share the agreed materials and confirm who takes over.

What we build

What we agree on before we start

These decisions help you prepare your quote and answer your client’s questions.

The project

  • Features

    What people need to be able to do with the product.

  • Price and dates

    The expected costs and dates, and what could change them.

Working together

  • Communication

    Who talks to the client and when.

  • Confidentiality

    What stays private and who can access it.

Handover

  • Code and access

    Who gets the code, data and accounts.

  • Support

    Who answers questions and handles updates after launch.

Target outcome

Deliver under your name and keep the client relationship

Your agency can take on projects beyond its current capacity and stay in control of what it promises clients.

For a portal or an internal tool, explore our custom web application development .

To prepare a quote, learn how to choose what to build first .

Related experience

bciti: extra capacity for an existing platform

This project shows how we worked with an established product team.

bciti: Product engineering support to deliver new platform features faster within an existing codebase.
Web application

bciti

Situation
bciti wanted to deliver new features faster on its existing platform.
Decision
We joined the team and worked with its existing code and practices.
Outcome
The team delivered faster and moved ahead on planned features.
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Frequently asked questions

Your questions about white-label development

Get clear on roles, pricing and handover.

How does white-label development work?

Your agency presents and delivers the project under its own name. We handle the development we agree on with you.

Will Project Factory talk to my client?

Your agency can stay the sole point of contact. If you want us to join a meeting, we can agree on that together.

How much does a white-label project cost?

The price depends on the features, the tools we need to connect and the existing work we take on. We prepare a quote with your agency before we start.

How long does delivery take?

Timing depends on the project size, access to existing tools and time for testing. We agree on the steps with you before setting a date.

Can we sign a confidentiality agreement?

We can agree on confidentiality before you share project details.

Who gets the code and handles support?

The agreement says who gets the code, data and accounts. It also sets out who handles support and updates after launch.

Let’s talk about your client project

Tell us what your client needs, when they need it and which part you want us to take on.

Discuss your client project