White-label WordPress for UK agencies
White-label WordPress development for agencies
I am a white-label WordPress developer for UK agencies. I fix, take over and look after your clients' WordPress and WooCommerce sites under your brand. The client stays yours. Send me the job, and you get a look first, then a fixed price.
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- Is WordPress on a version that still gets security fixes?
- Are any plugins out of date or no longer supported?
- Is the theme safe to update?
- Are there signs of a hack or weak spots left open?
- Which pages are slow, and why?
- Is there a backup that works?
- Is the hosting right for the site?
- Do form messages reach the right person?
25 years building and fixing websitesOne person, so you always talk to me.
What agencies use this for
- Overflow fixes The team is full and a client site needs work. I take the job on under the agency's brand, without upsetting how you run things.
- Rescue jobs A developer left before handing over, or a site is broken or abandoned. I check what exists, then repair it and make it steady.
- Taking over sites you did not build A client brings you a WordPress site from another supplier. I check it, write down how it works and fix the worst parts first.
- WooCommerce fixes Nobody in-house has the WooCommerce experience or the time. Checkout faults, payment set-up and order problems get traced and fixed.
- Monthly care for client sites Many client sites to look after, and no in-house team for it. Once a site is taken over or fixed, it gets monthly care under your name.
- A first look before you quote Before you quote for support on a site you did not build, get it checked. A written note sets out what is there and the work it needs, usually within 2 to 3 working days.
How we work together
I fit into the way you already run things, rather than asking you to adapt. Most of my agencies use Slack day to day. I join the workspace, pick up tasks as they come in and keep you updated without being chased.
All code goes through Git, the tool that tracks each edit to the code. I use your repository if you have one, or give you access to mine. Nothing touches the live site before it has run on a test copy. You review it first.
So the project manager gets what they need to keep the client happy. Updates arrive when promised. A job that is growing gets flagged early, before it becomes an awkward talk. Handover notes come at the end of each job.
- Slack, Teams or email, whichever you use
- Git, in your repository or mine
- A test copy of the site for each change
- NDAs (non-disclosure agreements) on request
- Handover notes your team can actually use
- Time tracking and reports in the format you prefer
Case study
A neglected WooCommerce shop, back to making money
The TMKEd worksheets shop had not been looked after for years. Pages timed out and sales were slipping. I cleared out the dead plugins and old data, then fixed what was left.
Read the case study- Under 1 secondPage load, where pages used to time out
- +24%Sales in the first few weeks
We use Billy for overflow work when our team is at capacity. He slots into our workflow without friction, communicates clearly, and produces code our developers can maintain.
White-label WooCommerce for agencies
WooCommerce is where many agencies hit a gap. A client's shop has a problem, and your team lacks either the experience or the time. The job is too specific to justify a new hire.
I fix and look after WooCommerce shops under your brand. That covers payment gateways, shipping rules, tax set-up and checkout faults. It also covers the messy jobs. A shop that someone else half built and left. Or a live shop where something in the order process has stopped working.
Once the shop is working, I can look after it under your brand. Plugin updates are tested on a copy before they touch the live shop. The client never sees maintenance as a risk.
- Payment gateway set-up and fixes
- Custom shipping and tax fixes
- Checkout faults and changes that help sales
- Rescue of broken or abandoned WooCommerce shops
- Monthly white-label care for client shops
How a white-label job works
- 1
Send me the job
The site address and what the client needs. A few lines is enough.
- 2
I take a look
You get a short note on what I found and a fixed price, ready to put in your own quote.
- 3
I do the job under your brand
Then I can look after the site each month, still under your name.
Common questions
Do you sign NDAs?
Yes. If the agency needs an NDA before sharing project details, send it over. Client details stay private with or without the paperwork. Your clients never hear from me directly, and I never take jobs from them.
Can you join client calls?
Yes, when it helps. A named contractor, a quiet technical person in the background, or however you want to present me. You decide how much the client sees of me.
How do you handle scope changes?
I flag them as soon as I see them coming. If a job is heading past what was agreed, you know before the hours are spent. You then decide how to handle it with your client. I never go to the client about budget.
Do you work with offshore teams?
Yes. Your own developers can be based anywhere. The main thing to plan for is time zones and when we are both online. For jobs that do not need a live chat, there is usually no issue.
Do you offer white-label WordPress maintenance on its own?
Not as a cheap update-only plan. Good care means tested updates, checked backups, security fixes and someone who knows the site. So I only look after sites I have fixed or taken over. More in what white-label WordPress maintenance should include.
Need a WordPress developer your agency can rely on?
Tell me about your agency and what you need. I will say whether I can help and how we would work together.
Prefer the phone or email?07968 311978[email protected]