Design and build
You send the brief, we do the rest.
White label web design
We build the website. You take the credit.
For agencies whose clients keep asking for a website. We're a small UK team, and we'll build it quietly in the background.
- No Kwise name anywhere on the site
- We never contact your clients
- Fixed trade prices, so you know your margin
What we can take off your hands
Build from your Figma
Your design, built to match.
Ad landing pages
For Google Ads and paid social.
Shopify shops
New builds and redesigns.
Fixes and SEO tweaks
For when your team's stretched.
Care plans to resell
Hosting and updates, under your brand.
How it works
- 01
Send us the brief
A call or a quick email is fine. We'll come back with a fixed price.
- 02
We build it
You see every draft first. Most are ready in 3 to 5 working days.
- 03
You hand it over
Your client gets the site and you get the credit.
What you can count on
Unbranded
Not in the footer, the code or the admin area.
No-poach, in writing
Your clients are yours. We'll sign to that.
Fixed prices
Agreed before we start. Two rounds of changes included.
You own it
Once it's paid for, the code is yours or your client's.
Want to see our work first? Have a look at sites we've built or a recent Shopify redesign.
Questions agencies ask
Will my clients know you built it?
No. Our name isn't on the site, in the code or on the hosting, and we only talk to your clients if you ask us to.
How much does it cost?
Each job gets a fixed trade price before we start, below our normal prices so you've got room for a margin. We'll send the full list when you get in touch.
How long does a site take?
Most first drafts are ready in 3 to 5 working days once we have the content. Bigger builds take 7 to 10.
Can we try you on something small first?
Yes, most agencies do. Send us a landing page or a few fixes and see how we work.
What do you build on?
Astro, Next.js, Shopify and WordPress. We don't build on Wix, Squarespace, Webflow or Framer.
How do we pay?
We invoice you, never your client. For a first job it's half up front and half on launch.