White Label WordPress Development

When your agency lands a project that needs serious backend work, you need a developer who can step in, own the technical side, and make your team look great.

What I Build for Agencies

The backend work your team would rather hand off to someone who knows what they’re doing.

WooCommerce Customizations

Add functionality to WooCommerce that doesn’t exist in any plugin. custom pricing logic, unique checkout flows, specialized product types.

Third-party API integrations

Connect WordPress to external services. payment processors, shipping APIs, and data providers.

CRM and marketing platform connections

Sync WordPress with Salesforce, HubSpot, Mailchimp, Kit, your custom tools your team depends on.

API Development

Custom endpoints and integrations with third-party services

Data Cleanup & Restructuring

Scripted migrations that turn messy content into something maintainable

Data migration and sync tools

Mix programs together to create powerful reward combinations.

FAQ

What is white label WordPress development?

White label WordPress development is when an agency hires an outside developer to build WordPress projects under the agency’s brand. The developer stays invisible to the end client. All work is delivered as if the agency built it in-house. This lets agencies take on complex technical projects without hiring full-time developers or turning down work that’s beyond their team’s expertise.

How is this different from hiring a freelancer?

Most freelancers need detailed specs, regular check-ins, and careful management to deliver. I operate more like a senior member of your team. I make technical decisions, communicate directly with your clients when helpful, and take ownership of the outcome, not just the tasks. You’re not managing me; you’re collaborating with me.

Can you join client calls and communicate directly with my clients?

Yes. I can join calls, participate in Slack channels, attend status meetings, and handle communication threads as a member of your team. Your client never needs to know I’m not on your payroll. How visible I am is entirely up to you.

What types of WordPress projects do you take on?

I focus on backend work that requires depth: custom plugin development, WooCommerce customizations, CRM and ERP integrations, platform migrations, data restructuring, and performance optimization. If it involves complex logic, data, or systems that need to talk to each other, that’s my wheelhouse.

Do you help with scoping and estimates before we’ve won the project?

Yes. I regularly help agencies shape technical scope during their sales process. If you’re pitching something ambitious and want to make sure the estimate is solid before you commit, I’m happy to work through it with you. Better to know what you’re getting into before the contract is signed.

How much does white label WordPress development cost?

It depends on the project. I’m flexible on engagement structure (hourly, project-based, or retainer), and I’ll give you a clear sense of cost before we commit to anything. My goal is for you to protect your margin while delivering excellent work.

What if I need ongoing support after the project launches?

I offer ongoing support arrangements so I can stay close to the work and help you adjust as your client’s needs evolve. That continuity is valuable, since I already know the codebase, the client’s business, and what we optimized for. You don’t lose that context when the project wraps.

How do I know you’ll actually deliver?

That’s the right question, and it’s why agencies keep coming back. I’ve shipped hundreds of WordPress plugins and spent years doing complex WordPress and WooCommerce work. I don’t disappear when things get hard, and I don’t need to be managed. If you want references or want to start with a smaller project to test the fit, I’m happy to do that.

What’s the best way to get started?

Tell me about your project. Even if we don’t end up working together, I’ll give you a clear sense of what’s involved and point you in the right direction.

Let’s Talk About Your Next Project

If you’ve got a WordPress build coming up that needs serious backend work, I’d like to hear about it. Even if we don’t end up working together, I’m happy to help you think through the technical side.

With me in your corner, you can stop worrying about whether your developer will deliver, and start selling the projects you’ve been afraid to take on.