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WordPress, Elementor and WooCommerce builds under your agency's name
White Label Web Development for Agencies
White label web development for agencies that sell websites but would rather not build every one in house. You win the client and own the relationship; Selimuzzaman Afridi builds the WordPress or WooCommerce site, and the credit on it is whatever you decide.
- White-label credit: unbranded or credited
- Quoted in USD, paid by Payoneer or Wise
- One developer, no account managers
- 3 years of WordPress and WooCommerce
Quick answer
What is white label web development?
White label web development means a studio builds websites that your agency sells and delivers under its own brand. Your client deals with you; the developer stays in the background, and the site carries no studio name unless you want one.
At WebDesignerBD the work is WordPress, Elementor and WooCommerce. That is the platform behind 39.5% of all websites and 58.2% of sites whose content system is known, according to W3Techs (data of 2 November 2026). Founder Selimuzzaman Afridi has built on that stack for 3 years and builds every site himself, from a small studio in Jashore, Bangladesh.
This page is written for agency owners in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and anywhere else who need a reliable white-label partner. It covers what you get, how a project runs across time zones, how you pay, and the live work you can inspect before you send a brief.
At a glance
- PlatformWordPress, Elementor, WooCommerce
- CreditWhite-label credit — unbranded or credited, you decide
- WordPress buildFrom $80
- Typical timelineAbout 1 week for a WordPress build
- PaymentPayoneer or Wise
- Hours09:00–23:00 Bangladesh time (UTC+6), 7 days
- Who builds itSelimuzzaman Afridi, founder
What's included
What a white label web development job includes
The same deliverables the studio's own clients get, handed to you as white-label work to present as your agency's own.
White label WordPress development from your design
Send a Figma file, a mock-up, a reference site or a written brief. The site is built in WordPress with Elementor layouts or a lean custom theme, with global styles so your team and your client can edit it without breaking the design.
- Business sites and landing pages
- Redesigns of existing WordPress sites
- Custom or lightweight child themes
WooCommerce stores
Product catalogues, variations, checkout, shipping rules and product schema. WooCommerce runs 47.3% of the e-commerce systems W3Techs tracks (2 November 2026), so most store briefs your agency wins will land on it.
- Store set up on the same design system
- Payment gateways your client already uses
- Product pages ready for search
Credit exactly as you want it
No studio name in the footer, the code comments or the admin, if that is what your agency needs. If you would rather credit the developer, that is fine too. The choice is agreed at the start, per project.
- Fully unbranded delivery
- Or a developer credit you approve
- Your brand in every client-facing message
Speed and plugin discipline
WordPress rescues often arrive with 20–25 plugins or more. New builds ship with the fewest plugins that do the job, WebP images and caching matched to the host. If measured speed numbers do not improve after speed work, the work is redone free; no score is promised.
- Plugin audit on every rescue
- Core Web Vitals checked on real phones
- Speed work from $40
Search foundations built in
Clean headings, metadata, schema, an XML sitemap and Search Console set up before launch, so the site your agency hands over is ready to be found. SEO work beyond the build is a separate white-label service.
- Schema and metadata on every page
- Sitemap and Search Console connected
- Bilingual sites with hreflang when needed
Handover your client can run
Admin access, a recorded walkthrough you can pass on, and locked global styles so client edits do not wreck the layout. An optional maintenance plan for updates, backups and small edits costs $200 a month.
- Walkthrough recording in English
- Backups and security hardening
- Same developer reachable afterwards
How it works
How a white-label project runs across time zones
Five stages, agreed in writing up front, with your agency in charge of the client relationship.
Brief and fixed quote
You send the design or brief. You get back a written scope, a timeline and a fixed price in USD before any work starts.
Credit and access agreed
Unbranded or credited, which hosting account, which staging URL, and how you want progress shared. Settled once, before the build.
Build on staging
The site is built on a staging copy you can review page by page. A WordPress build or redesign takes about 1 week; a business site about 5 days; a store within 7 days.
Your review, then your client's
Feedback by WhatsApp, Email, Google Meet, Zoom, Slack — whatever your team already uses. Changes are made on staging until you sign off.
Launch and handover
Live on your client's domain, tested on phones and desktops, with admin access and a walkthrough recording handed to you to pass on.
Who this is for
Agencies that use a white-label partner
White-label work suits agencies that sell well but need more build capacity than their team has.
Design agencies without a WordPress developer
You design in Figma; someone has to turn it into a fast, editable WordPress site. That is the core of this service.
Marketing and SEO agencies
Your clients need a new site before your campaigns can work. Hand off the build and keep the retainer.
Agencies with overflow
Too many projects in one month. A partner who builds to your standard lets you say yes without hiring.
Freelancers who sell more than they can build
One-person businesses abroad that need a second pair of hands on WordPress or WooCommerce projects.
Agencies with slow client sites
Sites built in a hurry with too many plugins. A plugin and speed audit comes back with a written verdict and a fixed price.
Agencies selling online stores
WooCommerce builds with checkout, shipping and product pages, starting from $80 at the studio's published starting price.
Proof
A real white-label build: ProProxyShop
ProProxyShop is a WooCommerce shop for ISP and residential proxies, designed and built by Selimuzzaman Afridi. At the client's request, its footer credits the shop's owner, Borson Das, rather than WebDesignerBD. You will not find the studio's name on the live site; the ProProxyShop case study is the record of the work.
That is how white label web development works here in practice. The owner of the relationship decides what the site says about who built it, and the developer respects it after launch too. The build itself is WordPress, WooCommerce and a WoodMart child theme with Elementor layouts, with daily and monthly ISP products and a 100-country picker.
For an agency, the same rule applies: your client, your brand, your call on the credit.
Unbranded
No developer credit anywhere on the site. The default for most agency work.
Credited
A developer credit in the footer, worded and linked the way you approve.
Credited to someone else
As on ProProxyShop: the credit names the person the client chooses.
Time zones and payment
Working hours, tools and payment for agencies abroad
The studio works 09:00–23:00 Bangladesh time (UTC+6), seven days a week. In UK terms that is 3 am to 5 pm (4 am to 6 pm in summer), which covers a full office day. For the US East Coast it is 10 pm to noon the next day (11 pm to 1 pm in summer), and for Sydney it is 2 pm to 4 am the next day (1 pm to 3 am in winter).
Calls and messages run on WhatsApp, Email, Google Meet, Zoom, Slack. Briefs can be written in English, Bangla, Urdu or Hindi, and you talk to the developer who is building your site, not a project manager relaying messages.
Agencies abroad are quoted in USD at the same starting prices the studio charges in Bangladesh: $40 for a business site and $80 for a WordPress build. Payment is by Payoneer or Wise only; PayPal and cards are not accepted. Full starting prices are on the pricing page.
Why WebDesignerBD
Why agencies choose a one-developer studio
White-label partners range from large offshore teams to single freelancers. This is a small studio run by its developer, and that shapes how the work is done.
The person you brief builds the site
Selimuzzaman Afridi builds every site. No account managers, no hand-off to an unseen junior, no brief lost between people.
WordPress is the daily tool
3 years of WordPress, Elementor and WooCommerce. The full stack is described on the WordPress development page.
A Canadian client site to inspect
blueguard.ca is a bilingual English and French WordPress site for a duct cleaning company in Ontario and Quebec, with its search results published in the BlueGuard SEO case study.
Fixed prices in USD
A written quote in USD before work starts, at the same starting prices as the studio's home market.
Your credit rules, kept
Your white-label credit choice is agreed per project and kept after launch. ProProxyShop is the live example of a credit decided by the client.
Long overlap with your day
Fourteen working hours a day, seven days a week, so UK agencies share a full office day and US and Australian agencies share part of theirs.
Real work
Live sites behind this white-label service
A white-label build, a Canadian WordPress site, and the search results that site earns. Open them and judge the work yourself.
Proxy store · Bangladesh
ProProxyShop
White-label WooCommerce shop: daily and monthly ISP proxies, residential packs from six brands, two currencies on every price. The footer credits the client's owner.
Service business · Canada
BlueGuard Duct Cleaning
Bilingual (EN/FR) WordPress site for an air duct and dryer vent cleaning company in Ontario and Quebec, with city pages and a booking wizard.
Local SEO · Canada
BlueGuard — SEO
The same Canadian site in Google Search Console: 293 clicks and 43.9K impressions in Canada from 17 September to 14 October 2026.
Related services
Other services for agencies and clients abroad
Each one is delivered by the same developer, quoted in USD and paid by Payoneer or Wise.
Part of
Web development
The full service line: business websites, WooCommerce stores, WordPress builds and speed work.
Back to the hubAlso see
Hire a WordPress developer
For businesses and agencies that want a developer directly, credited or not.
Hire a WordPress developerAlso see
White label SEO
Technical, local and ecommerce SEO delivered under your agency's brand.
White label SEOAlso see
Outsource web development
Hand a whole website project to a small studio in Bangladesh.
Outsource web developmentFAQ
White-label questions from agencies abroad
What agency owners in the US, UK, Canada, Australia and elsewhere ask before sending a first brief.
Will my client ever see WebDesignerBD's name?
Only if you want them to. White-label credit is decided per project: fully unbranded, credited to the developer, or credited to someone else. On ProProxyShop the footer names the client's owner, and the studio has kept it that way.
How much does white label web development cost?
The same starting prices as the studio's home market, quoted in USD: $40 for a business site, $80 for a WordPress build and $80 for a WooCommerce store. Each job gets a fixed written quote; see pricing for every starting price.
How do I pay from the US, UK, Canada or Australia?
By Payoneer or Wise. Quotes are in USD. PayPal and card payments are not accepted.
What are your working hours in my time zone?
09:00–23:00 Bangladesh time (UTC+6), seven days a week. That is 3 am to 5 pm (4 am to 6 pm in summer) in the UK, 10 pm to noon the next day (11 pm to 1 pm in summer) on the US East Coast, 7 pm to 9 am the next day (8 pm to 10 am in summer) on the US West Coast, and 2 pm to 4 am the next day (1 pm to 3 am in winter) in Sydney.
How do we communicate during a project?
By WhatsApp, Email, Google Meet, Zoom, Slack, whichever your agency already uses. You talk to the developer building the site, in English, Bangla, Urdu or Hindi.
Who owns the website and its files after launch?
The site is installed on the hosting account you or your client choose and handed over with full admin access and a walkthrough recording. Nothing stays locked to the studio's accounts.
Is there a written agreement before work starts?
Yes, in the form of a written scope and fixed quote: what will be built, the timeline, the price and the credit arrangement. Projects are paid 50% in advance and 50% on delivery, and revisions are unlimited within the agreed scope. No separate NDA or agency contract is signed; the written scope and the published terms are the agreement.
Is there a maintenance plan after launch?
Yes, and it is optional: $200 a month covers WordPress and plugin updates, backups, security checks and small edits, delivered under your brand like the build itself.
How long does a white-label WordPress build take?
A WordPress build or redesign takes about 1 week. A business site takes about 5 days and a WooCommerce store is delivered within 7 days, once the content and design are ready.
Selimuzzaman Afridi · Founder & Lead Web Designer
White label web development only works if the partner builds well, communicates clearly and keeps your brand in front. Here that partner is one developer, with a live white-label build and a Canadian client site to show for it. Send a brief and get a fixed USD quote back.