White-Label Products & Delivery for Agencies
Add delivery capacity for the client project you already have. Kre8ivTech builds websites, apps, automations, and software under your agency's brand. Start with one scoped project or ongoing product care, with responsibilities and client communication agreed before work begins.
Products you can offer.
Websites & landing pages
Production builds delivered under your brand, on your timeline.
WordPress & CMS
Theme builds, migrations, and custom functionality your team can hand off.
AI & automation
Offer AI services to your clients without hiring an engineering team.
Mobile apps
iOS and Android work you can sell without staffing for it.
Custom software
Internal tools and integrations that fall outside your in-house skill set.
Care & maintenance
Ongoing support you can resell as a recurring line of revenue.
Need a technical leader or developer on your team? Explore Fractional roles.
Deliverables
- Agreed scope, capacity, and pricing before work starts
- Deliverables under your brand
- NDA-backed confidentiality
- Documented handoff and ownership terms
- Direct access to your delivery partner
- Scoped builds or ongoing product support
Start with one agency project
Bring a client brief, an existing scope, or a delivery gap your team needs help with. A useful first project has a named agency owner, a defined audience or workflow, and a way to decide when the work is ready. You can start with one build before discussing ongoing overflow or product care.
Tell us which parts your agency will own: discovery, design, copy, client communication, or ongoing account management. We identify the development, integration, testing, and handoff work needed to complete that delivery.
Agree on delivery and client boundaries before kickoff
The scope should identify the deliverables, platforms, dependencies, acceptance checks, review stages, and launch responsibilities. Confirm who provides content and access, who approves changes, and how work outside the scope will be handled.
Your agency owns its client relationship and billing. Agree whether we stay behind the scenes or join approved client meetings, how your brand appears on deliverables, and the confidentiality and ownership terms. Project delivery and ongoing maintenance are scoped separately.
What to share in your partner inquiry
Describe what your agency needs to deliver, what has already been agreed with the client, the platform or integrations, and the target launch date. Include the parts your team can provide and the parts you need us to handle. An outline is enough to begin; do not send passwords or private client records.
We use the first conversation to confirm fit, clarify dependencies, and decide what needs to be scoped before a proposal. If you are exploring an ongoing delivery partnership, describe the types of work and expected volume rather than sharing a client list.
Explore our selected software projects and meet founder Jeremiah Castillo before discussing your project.
A clear path, every time.
Map it
Flows, data, and outcomes on paper before any code.
Build it
Tested, documented, on current standards.
Ship it
A working system, app, or site — in the real world.
Run it
We stay on to automate, maintain, and improve.
Common questions
Do you ever contact our clients?
Only with your approval. We can work behind the scenes or join client meetings under your brand, with the role and communication boundaries agreed in advance. You own the client relationship and billing.
How does white-label billing work?
We agree on the project scope and quote before work starts, with ongoing care priced separately. You set your client pricing and manage billing.
Whose brand goes on the deliverables?
Yours. Code, documentation, and any client-facing material ship under your agency's brand with no Kre8ivTech attribution.
Do we need to commit to ongoing volume?
No. Plenty of partners start with one project. If it goes well, we become your standing overflow team — but there's no minimum to begin.
Plan your white-label project
Tell us what your agency needs to deliver, what is already scoped, the tools or platform involved, and your target launch date. Explain what your team will handle and where you need delivery support. Please do not include client credentials or private customer records.