White-label web design for agencies
presented as your studio's.

The wholesale design rate card is agreed once, in writing, and every engagement is quoted against it. Quoting design work never means renegotiating per brief. You set client pricing; we never see your client invoices, and nothing in the files reveals what you pay us. Priced, itemised proposals for specific briefs come back within 48 hours: deliverables, review rounds and handoff format spelled out, so you can pass the scope onward almost verbatim. See the partner rates on agencies.pixelcrayons.com.

Your team does. To the client you are the white-label web design agency, and the work arrives ready for that role: presentation decks in your templates, rationale written to be spoken by someone who didn't design it, and answers prepared for the questions clients actually ask. When you want a designer in the room, ours joins the call as part of your team, introduced however you choose. We never contact your clients independently; that's in the contract, not the sales patter.

Yours, throughout. File naming, cover pages, artboard organisation and documentation style are all prepared to present as your studio's work, and Figma files are delivered into your own workspace: no hostage files, no "source on request". The client owns what the client paid for; your agency owns the presentation of it; our name appears on none of it.

That's your call, and we'll never pre-empt it. Plenty of partners describe us as their design team, which, contractually and practically, is what we are; others name a specialist partner when asked outright. Our side is fixed either way: we never identify ourselves to your clients, the NDA outlives the engagement, and a 12-month blackout bars us from working with your client after it ends. The only advice we'd offer is to keep whatever you say consistent: clients forgive delegation far more readily than they forgive discovering it.

Yes, dev-ready handoff is the default, not an upgrade. Your developers get named layers, documented tokens, redlines, variants and motion notes, plus our answers during the build at no extra charge; the file is structured for a stranger to build from, because that's usually who builds it. If you'd rather not carry the build at all, our design-to-code team ships the same design as production front-end under the same white-label arrangement: one more line on your rate card.

We tell you, and we decline. The zero-competition clause covers every partnership: we never approach, pitch or accept your clients, and the 12-month post-engagement blackout closes the waiting-game loophole. The relationship is the asset this whole arrangement exists to protect: yours with the client, ours with you.