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For design & marketing agencies

White-label development for your agency.

Refspan develops websites and custom applications under your agency’s brand. Send your brief or approved designs, agree the scope, and keep control of the client relationship.

Discuss an agency project

Extra capacity. Clear responsibilities.

The approach

A partner you can brief directly.

You speak with the person doing the development. WordPress, Laravel, React, and Next.js are options, chosen around the brief. Project-based or hourly work can be discussed, with scope and working arrangements agreed before work starts.

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Design to development

Bring your approved designs. We’ll work through responsive layouts, interactions, and content requirements before building.

02

Room for overflow

Get development support for a defined project or a set of tasks when your in-house team needs more capacity.

03

Your way of working

Agree review points, communication, and client contact at the start. You know who is responsible for what.

Project questions

What is white-label web development?

White-label web development is development delivered by an external partner under an agency’s brand. With Refspan, your agency manages the client relationship while project scope, communication, review points, and handover are agreed before work starts.

Can you work from our designs?

Yes. Send the designs and requirements for content editing or functionality. We’ll flag questions before agreeing the build scope.

Will you speak to our client?

That is agreed with you. Refspan can work behind the scenes or join discussions when you want development input.

How do you price agency work?

A defined build can be quoted as a project. For evolving tasks, we can discuss an hourly arrangement. Send the brief so we can choose an approach that fits.

Plan your project

From brief to build

Tell us what you need built.

Send your brief, designs, or existing website. We’ll discuss the scope and the next step.

Discuss your project

A short brief is enough. We’ll clarify the requirements before agreeing the scope.