What is white-label software development?

It is software built by one company and delivered under another’s brand. Your agency sells and manages the project; we do the engineering as your outsourced engineering partner, and the client sees one team: yours.

Will the client know I’m outsourcing?

Not unless you tell them. By default we are invisible: no 7Webs name in the code, the commits, the emails or the documents. We sign an NDA on request and do not list white-label projects in our portfolio without your permission.

Who communicates with the client?

You do, unless you ask us to. Many agencies keep us fully behind the scenes. Others bring us onto technical calls as part of their team, which often saves a round of relayed questions. It is your choice, made at the start.

Can you work under our brand?

Yes. We can use email addresses on your domain, appear under your agency’s name on calls, and write documentation in your templates.

Can you join our Slack or Teams?

Yes. We work in your channels and your project tools, whether that is Slack, Teams, Jira, Linear, Asana, ClickUp or something else. You should not have to adopt our tools to work with us.

Can we provide Figma and requirements?

Yes, and that is the usual way of working. We build from your Figma files and your brief. Where the designs leave a technical question open, such as an empty state, an error or a permission rule, we raise it before building.

Can you work with our existing developers?

Yes. We can take the parts they do not cover, for example the backend while they build the frontend, or work in the same codebase through your pull-request and review process.

What happens after launch?

We stay available. Most agencies keep us on a small monthly arrangement for fixes, updates and monitoring, and bring us back for the next phase. If you would prefer to take maintenance in-house, the handoff is written so you can.

You or your client, as your contract with them requires. We keep nothing back.

How do you price agency work?

By scope. After a scoping call you get a fixed price or a monthly rate, depending on the model. We do not publish package prices, because the work varies too much for them to be honest.

Your clients need engineering. You don’t need to hire the team.

7Webs is a white-label software development partner for agencies. Extend your technical capabilities with a dedicated engineering team working behind the scenes.

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A development partner for agencies that sell more than they can engineer.

You have the clients, the strategy and the design. What you do not have, or do not want, is a full engineering department on the payroll.

We partner with teams of roughly 5 to 50 people:

Web design agencies
Branding agencies
UX/UI studios
Shopify agencies
Webflow agencies
E-commerce agencies
Creative agencies
Marketing agencies

Wherever you are based. See how we work across time zones.

When to bring us in

A client asks for something your team does not build

A customer portal, a SaaS platform, a mobile app, a custom backend. You want to say yes without bluffing.

Your developers are fully booked

The work is within your skills, but there is more of it than people. You need capacity now, not after a hiring round.

A pitch needs a technical answer

The client wants to know how it will work and what it will cost before they sign. You need a scope you can stand behind.

The site has to talk to other systems

The Shopify or Webflow build is fine. Connecting it to the client’s ERP, CRM or accounting software is the hard part.

The client wants AI in the brief

You need someone who can separate what is useful from what is a demo, and then build the useful part.

A previous build needs rescuing

A freelancer has disappeared or an earlier supplier left a mess, and the client is looking to you to sort it out.

Your clients. Your brand. Our engineering.

You keep the relationship and everything the client sees. We take the technical work behind it.

You handle

Client relationship
Strategy
Design
Account management

7Webs handles

Architecture
Frontend
Backend
Mobile
APIs
Integrations
AI
Deployment
Technical implementation

Why agencies choose 7Webs

Engineering depth

We don’t just assemble websites. We handle backend systems, integrations, architecture, data and production infrastructure.

Founder-led delivery

The person who scopes your project is an engineer who understands how it will be built, and stays involved while it is.

Flexible capacity

Use us when your pipeline exceeds your internal engineering capacity. Step back down when it doesn’t.

White-label friendly

You stay client-facing. We work behind the scenes, under your brand and inside your process.

Production mindset

We build for deployment, maintenance and years of operation, not for a demo that falls over at launch.

See what we have built

Three ways to work together

Most partnerships start with a single project and move to a retainer once the work becomes regular.

For a defined piece of client work

Project

A written scope, a timeline and a fixed price for one build. You add your margin and quote your client with confidence.

Fixed scope and price
Milestones tied to working software
Changes quoted before they are built

For agencies with a steady flow of technical work

Retained capacity

A set amount of engineering time each month, used across as many client projects as you need.

Predictable monthly cost
The same engineers each month
Priorities set by you, week to week

For agencies that already have developers

Embedded

Our engineers join your team for a project or a period, working in your repository and through your review process.

Works alongside your developers
Your standards and your tooling
Scale up or down with notice

How white-label development works

Step 1
You bring the brief
Share the client’s requirements, the Figma files if there are any, and the deadline. We sign an NDA first if you need one.
Step 2
We scope it
You get a written technical scope, an architecture outline, a timeline and a price. Risks and open questions are listed.
Step 3
You quote your client
The scope is written so you can build your own proposal on it. We can join the pitch call as your technical lead.
Step 4
We build
Work ships to a staging environment in short cycles. You review progress in running software and pass feedback back.
Step 5
We test
Each release is reviewed and tested by us before you see it, then accepted by you before the client does.
Step 6
You deliver
Code, deployment and documentation are handed over under your brand. We stay available for what comes next.

How we work inside your agency

Communication

You decide how visible we are, and it stays that way for the whole project.

Behind the scenes: we speak only to you
As your team: we join client calls under your name
Introduced: the client knows you work with a partner
We work in your Slack or Teams and your issue tracker
One named point of contact on our side
A weekly demo and written updates in between

Quality assurance

Nothing reaches your client that we have not checked first.

Every change is code-reviewed before it is merged
Automated tests around business-critical logic
A staging environment that mirrors production
Testing across the browsers and devices you agree
A written test pass before each release
Your acceptance before anything goes live

Handoff

At the end, everything is yours or your client’s, and usable without us.

Source code in your repository from the first commit
Infrastructure and services in accounts you control
Deployment and environment documentation
Architecture notes for the next developer
Admin access and credentials transferred securely
A walkthrough call for your team

The kind of work we take on

Platforms, integrations and back-office systems of the sort agency clients ask for. White-label projects stay confidential, so these are from our direct work.

All case studies

Loyla / Retail technology

Questions agencies ask first

Something else on your mind? Ask us directly.

What is white-label software development?: It is software built by one company and delivered under another’s brand. Your agency sells and manages the project; we do the engineering as your outsourced engineering partner, and the client sees one team: yours.
Will the client know I’m outsourcing?: Not unless you tell them. By default we are invisible: no 7Webs name in the code, the commits, the emails or the documents. We sign an NDA on request and do not list white-label projects in our portfolio without your permission.
Who communicates with the client?: You do, unless you ask us to. Many agencies keep us fully behind the scenes. Others bring us onto technical calls as part of their team, which often saves a round of relayed questions. It is your choice, made at the start.
Can you work under our brand?: Yes. We can use email addresses on your domain, appear under your agency’s name on calls, and write documentation in your templates.
Can you join our Slack or Teams?: Yes. We work in your channels and your project tools, whether that is Slack, Teams, Jira, Linear, Asana, ClickUp or something else. You should not have to adopt our tools to work with us.
Can we provide Figma and requirements?: Yes, and that is the usual way of working. We build from your Figma files and your brief. Where the designs leave a technical question open, such as an empty state, an error or a permission rule, we raise it before building.
Can you work with our existing developers?: Yes. We can take the parts they do not cover, for example the backend while they build the frontend, or work in the same codebase through your pull-request and review process.
What happens after launch?: We stay available. Most agencies keep us on a small monthly arrangement for fixes, updates and monitoring, and bring us back for the next phase. If you would prefer to take maintenance in-house, the handoff is written so you can.
Who owns the code?: You or your client, as your contract with them requires. We keep nothing back.
How do you price agency work?: By scope. After a scoping call you get a fixed price or a monthly rate, depending on the model. We do not publish package prices, because the work varies too much for them to be honest.

Have a project your team can’t take?

Send us the brief. We’ll come back with a technical scope and an honest view of whether we’re the right team for it.

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