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An NDA before the first call, no contact with your client unless you ask, and nothing that names me in the code or the admin.
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White-label WordPress · for agencies
Your agency’s WordPress builds, delivered under your name.
I'm Sanjeev Singh, a senior WordPress developer building software since 2016, and I build for SEO and marketing agencies behind the scenes. Your client only ever sees your agency. Custom themes or Elementor and Divi builds, on your staging and your process, under an NDA. You get a fixed quote within 24 hours, so you can price your own proposal.
- For
- SEO, marketing and design agencies
- Experience
- Building software since 2016
- Quote
- Fixed price, within 24 hours
01The usual problem
You sold the website. Now your developer is busy, and the client wants a date.
Sound familiar? Tick what applies to you.
02What you get
24hours to a fixed quote
A fixed price you can mark up
A written quote per project within 24 hours, so you can price your proposal and keep your margin.
Built the way your client edits
A custom theme with simple fields, or an Elementor or Divi build, whichever your client’s team already knows.
- Custom theme
- Elementor
- Divi
Your process, not mine
Your staging, your Git, your project tool and your handover template. I fit into how your team already works.
- Your staging
- Your Git
- Your PM tool
SEO-ready on delivery
Core Web Vitals checked on mobile, schema and redirects in place, so the site supports the SEO work you sold.
- Core Web Vitals
- Schema
- 301s
Ongoing fixes and changes
Small changes and fixes for your clients after launch, so you can offer care plans without hiring.
03What changes
More sites delivered, with no new hire.
- Take on projects your team couldn’t fit in
- Quote with confidence and keep your margin
- The same standard on every site you deliver
- Your client only ever sees your agency
04Overview
What is white-label WordPress development?
White-label WordPress development means an outside developer builds the site and your agency delivers it under your own name. Sanjeev Singh is a white-label WordPress developer for SEO, marketing and design agencies. He builds custom themes and Elementor or Divi sites behind the scenes, under an NDA, so your client only ever sees your agency. Every project starts with a fixed written quote within 24 hours, so you can price your own proposal and keep your margin.
Agencies use white-label developers when their own team is fully booked, when a project needs skills they don’t have in-house, or when hiring a full-time developer would cost too much between projects. The risk is quality and confidentiality, so the arrangement only works with clear rules: no contact with your client unless you ask, nothing in the code or admin that names the developer, and work delivered through your staging, your Git and your project tool.
Sanjeev builds the way your client will edit. For clients who want a site that lasts, he builds a custom theme with simple fields for every section. For clients whose team already knows a builder, he works in Elementor or Divi. He builds from Figma, Adobe XD or other design files, or designs the site himself when your designer is busy.
Every site is delivered ready for the SEO work your agency sold: Core Web Vitals checked on a phone, schema markup in place and 301 redirects for every old URL in a redesign. After launch, he can handle updates, fixes and small changes each month, so you can offer care plans without hiring.
His work includes Technest, an Elementor site rebuilt as a fast bilingual theme with 14 editable layouts, DataDrone, a B2B site with seven solution pages and 105 resources, and Syncglim, a WooCommerce catalog in ten languages. He has been building software since 2016 and is rated 5.0 on Fiverr across 23 reviews.
He works with agencies in the UK, the US, the UAE and Australia, and is online until 5:30 PM London time. For an accurate quote, send the designs or a sitemap, the builder or theme you want, any integrations, the languages and the deadline. Invoices go to your agency in US dollars, against milestones you approve on staging.
05See the difference
Before · page builderAfter · custom theme06Ways to work together
- 01
New sites for your clients
Designed or built from your agency’s designs, as a custom theme or on the client’s preferred builder.
- 02
Elementor, Divi and other builders
Pages, fixes and speed work on the builder your client already uses.
- 03
Speed and Core Web Vitals
Slow client sites profiled and fixed, so your SEO work isn’t held back by the site.
- 04
Care plans you can resell
Updates, fixes and small changes for your clients each month, delivered under your name.
07Proof
- Launching soon
UAE · 2026
Technest
A dated Elementor site rebuilt as a fast bilingual theme with 14 layouts the client’s team edits themselves.
WordPressACF ProTailwind CSS
Case study - datadrone.biz
Datadrone Technologies · 2026
DataDrone
Seven solution pages, a library of 105 resources and a lead form, delivered as a maintainable custom theme.
WordPressTailwind CSSGSAP
Case study - syncglim.com
China · 2026
Syncglim
B2B catalog in ten languages, with WooCommerce quote requests instead of a cart.
WordPressWooCommerceTailwind CSS
Case study
08In their words
Rated on Fiverr
5.0
23 reviewsRead them
Sanjeev understood what our old website was missing and rebuilt it into a modern platform that represents Technest properly. He was responsive, handled feedback quickly and made the whole process easy for our team.
Sanjeev has been instrumental across several projects. He understands the vision from very little direction, then brings commitment, technical skill and original thinking to turn it into a finished product.
Great work!
Working with Sanjeev was a great experience.
Great job again.
01 / 05
09Your time, my time
Your time · London
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My time · Lucknow, India
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Your office hours (9 AM–6 PM)When I'm on calls and chat
10Your options
Cost when there’s no project
Working with meNothing
- Hiring in-house
- A full salary
- A marketplace gig
- Nothing
Quote
Working with meFixed and in writing within 24 hours
- Hiring in-house
- Salary plus overhead
- A marketplace gig
- Varies by seller
Confidentiality
Working with meNDA, and no contact with your client
- Hiring in-house
- Yes
- A marketplace gig
- Seller may list the work publicly
Fits your process
Working with meYour staging, Git and PM tool
- Hiring in-house
- Yes
- A marketplace gig
- Often their own
After launch
Working with meThe same person, one message away
- Hiring in-house
- Yes, while they stay
- A marketplace gig
- Ends when the gig closes
| Working with me | Hiring in-house | A marketplace gig | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost when there’s no project | Nothing | A full salary | Nothing |
| Quote | Fixed and in writing within 24 hours | Salary plus overhead | Varies by seller |
| Confidentiality | NDA, and no contact with your client | Yes | Seller may list the work publicly |
| Fits your process | Your staging, Git and PM tool | Yes | Often their own |
| After launch | The same person, one message away | Yes, while they stay | Ends when the gig closes |
11Free guide
Choosing a white-label developer: 7 questions
Ask these before you hand any client to an outside developer, me included.
- “Will you sign an NDA before seeing the brief?” The answer should be yes, without a discussion.
- “Do you ever contact the client directly?” Only if you ask. Otherwise every message goes through your agency.
- “Will your name appear anywhere?” Check theme headers, plugin authors, admin footers and the page source.
- “Is the quote fixed?” You can’t protect your margin on an hourly estimate.
- “Can you work in our staging and Git?” You should hold the code at every stage, not receive a zip at the end.
- “What does the handover include?” Logins, a short editing guide and a list of plugins with their licences.
- “Who fixes things after launch?” Agree response times for small changes before you sell a care plan.
What to send for an accurate quote
| Send | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Designs or a sitemap | The number of unique page templates drives most of the effort |
| Builder or custom theme | Changes how the site is built and how the client edits it |
| Integrations | CRM, forms, booking or WooCommerce each add time |
| Languages | Each language adds templates, testing and SEO setup |
| Deadline | So the timeline in the quote works for your client |
12How we work
- 01
Discover
A short call on goals, audience and what success looks like.
- 02
Fixed quote
Scope, timeline and price agreed in writing before work starts.
- 03
Build
Working pages shared early on a staging link, refined with your feedback.
- 04
Launch
Go-live, speed and SEO checks, then handover. You own the code, domain and accounts.
13Questions
What is white-label WordPress development?
I build the site, and your agency delivers it under your own name. Your client deals only with you, and nothing on the site or in the code mentions me.
Will you contact my client?
No, unless you ask me to join a call. All communication goes through you, and I sign an NDA before we start.
Do you work from our designs?
Yes. I build from Figma, Adobe XD or any design file, or design the site myself if your team doesn’t have a designer free.
Elementor, Divi or a custom theme?
Whichever suits the client. A custom theme is faster and harder to break. A builder is better when the client’s team already knows it. I build both, so the advice doesn’t change what I sell you.
How long does a site take?
Anywhere from one to six weeks, depending on the project. The written quote gives the exact timeline, so you can promise your client a date.
How do payments work?
I invoice your agency in US dollars against milestones agreed in the quote. You don’t pay for a stage until you’ve seen it on staging.
Who owns the code?
Your client does, through your agency. The code, domain, hosting and every login are set up in the names you choose.
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