White label · WordPress and Next.js
White label WordPress and web development for US agencies, built in India
We build and look after WordPress, WooCommerce and Next.js sites for US agencies, under your agency's name and inside your own accounts.
Replies within 2 hours in our working hours (Mon–Sat 10:00–19:00 IST, which is overnight in the US); a free quote within 24 hours.
From $200in US dollarsSee pricing →
- Your brand, your repository, your hosting
- A fixed USD price per job, within 24 hours
- We never contact your client unless you ask
- Care plans for client sites from $75 a month
- ★ 4.9 on Google (92 reviews)Lucknow, India profile
- 200+ projects worldwide since 2017
- 5.0 from 35 Upwork reviews
Founder-led by Ashish Sharma
What happens after you contact us
Step 1: Send the brief
Use the form, email hello@codingclave.com or WhatsApp. A few lines and any links are enough to start.
Step 2: Questions back within 2 working hours (IST)
Usually by email. A video call only if you ask for one, at a time we agree in writing.
Step 3: A free written quote within 24 hours
Scope, timeline and a fixed USD price, with what is excluded spelled out.
Step 4: You decide, no obligation
The price stays fixed once the scope is agreed. Projects are paid in US dollars, 40% at the start, 40% at a mid-project milestone and 20% at launch, by direct bank transfer to our USD account.
Overview
You send the job, questions come back, and a fixed USD price follows within 24 hours. The work is built on your staging site, your team checks it, and you present it to your client as your own. We never contact your client unless you ask us to, and the code and IP pass to your agency on final payment. A WordPress build costs $200–$800; care for a client site starts at $75 a month.
By Ashish Sharma, founder · Updated October 25, 2026
Quick answer
How does white-label web development with a team in India work?
Your agency sells the project and keeps the client relationship; we are the subcontractor nobody sees. We work in your repository, on your staging and hosting, through your project tool or email, and nothing we deliver carries our name. Your team reviews every build before the client does. Each job has its own fixed USD price: WordPress sites $200–$800, custom-designed WordPress or Next.js sites $300–$1,200, stores $600–$3,500, and care from $75 a month per site.
- The agency is our client; yours never hears from us unless you ask
- Built in your accounts and delivered without our name on it
- Code and IP pass to your agency on final payment
- Priced job by job in US dollars
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How a white-label job with us runs
These terms apply to every agency job and are repeated in each written quote.
Your agency is the client
Briefs, questions, approvals and invoices run between us and your agency. We don't contact your client unless you ask us to. When the client needs a technical answer, we draft it for you to send in your own name.
Your tools and your accounts
Code goes into your GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket. The site runs on your hosting, whether that is WP Engine, Kinsta, SiteGround or your own server. Tasks live in your Asana, Jira, ClickUp, Trello or Basecamp, and Slack Connect or plain email both work for day-to-day messages.
Nothing carries our name
No Codingclave credit, footer link, theme author tag or branded plugin on anything we deliver. The theme's author field can name your agency instead.
Code and IP move to your agency
Everything we write for the job becomes your agency's on final payment, source code and IP alike. What you then hand to your client, and on what terms, is set by your own contract with them.
Each job priced on its own
A fixed USD price, the weeks and a list of what is excluded. Paid plugins, premium themes and hosting are bought in your agency's or your client's name, so no license depends on us after handover.
Want to talk this through?Get a free USD quote →Email usWhatsApp (opens WhatsApp)
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Jobs we take on for agencies
Most agency work arrives in one of these shapes, either as a one-off or as a steady flow from the same account manager.
Figma or XD to WordPress
Faithful builds on a block theme with custom blocks, or on ACF if your team prefers it, so the client edits content without breaking the layout. We can also work in Elementor or Divi when the client already runs on one of them.
Custom themes and Gutenberg blocks
A theme made for one client, or a block library your agency reuses across clients, documented so your own developers can extend it later.
WooCommerce stores
Catalogs, variations and subscriptions, Stripe or another gateway, shipping and tax settings, plus the refund, delivery, terms and contact pages. A live test order is placed together with you before handover.
Fixes, speed and upgrades
Plugin conflicts, a broken checkout, PHP version upgrades, failed updates, and Core Web Vitals work on slow page-builder sites.
Next.js and React front ends
Marketing sites and app-like front ends on Next.js with a headless CMS such as Sanity, or with WordPress as the headless back end, deployed to your Vercel or other hosting account.
PHP and Laravel
Functionality WordPress can't do cleanly: member portals, booking logic, a link to the client's CRM or ERP, small internal tools.
Landing pages to a deadline
Campaign pages from your design, with forms connected to the client's CRM and the tracking tags your media team asks for.
Does this fit your project?Get a free USD quote →Email usWhatsApp (opens WhatsApp)
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What we check before your team sees it
Every build goes through this list before the staging link reaches you:
6 points to check
- Responsive layouts at phone, tablet, laptop and wide-screen widths, compared with the design.
- Forms and email delivery: each form submitted and the message checked in the inbox it goes to, sent through the client's mail provider rather than the server's default mailer.
- Core Web Vitals: the key templates tested against Google's "good" thresholds of LCP within 2.5 seconds, INP of 200 milliseconds or less and CLS of 0.1 or less (web.dev). Field data from real visitors builds up after launch.
- Accessibility basics checked against WCAG 2.2: keyboard use, color contrast of at least 4.5:1 for body text, form labels and alt text. A full AA audit is quoted separately.
- Redirects and SEO basics: a 301 map from the old URLs, titles and descriptions in place, the XML sitemap, and the staging no-index setting removed at launch.
- Cross-browser: Chrome, Safari on Mac and iPhone, Firefox and Edge.
If your agency has its own QA checklist, send it with the first job and we work to that as well.
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Working with a team whose day is your night
Our working day, Monday to Saturday from 10:00 to 19:00 IST, runs from late evening to early morning across the US. For agency work that becomes a useful rhythm; the table shows the hours in each US zone.
Brief before you log off
Send feedback or a new job at the end of your day. Our questions arrive overnight and sit at the top of your inbox in the morning.
A staging note each morning
Each of our working days ends with a staging link and a short note: what changed, what comes next, and anything we need from you.
Deadlines on your clock
Every date in the quote and every handoff time is given in Eastern or Pacific time, whichever you use, so nobody converts time zones in their head.
Launches in the quiet hours
Deploys and plugin update rounds can run during our day, which is the US night, when the client's site has the least traffic.
What this rhythm can’t do
Live pairing or a daily standup in your morning doesn't fit. A video call is possible by arrangement, at a time agreed in writing.
| Where you are | US daylight time (second Sunday in March to first Sunday in November)Daylight time (Mar–Nov) | US standard time (first Sunday in November to second Sunday in March)Standard time (Nov–Mar) |
|---|---|---|
| Eastern (New York, Atlanta, Miami) | 12:30 a.m.– | 11:30 p.m.– |
| Central (Chicago, Dallas, Houston) | 11:30 p.m.– | 10:30 p.m.– |
| Mountain (Denver, Salt Lake City) | 10:30 p.m.– | 9:30 p.m.– |
| Arizona (Phoenix, no clock change) | 9:30 p.m.– | 9:30 p.m.– |
| Pacific (Los Angeles, Seattle) | 9:30 p.m.– | 8:30 p.m.– |
| Alaska (Anchorage) | 8:30 p.m.– | 7:30 p.m.– |
| Hawaii (Honolulu, no clock change) | 6:30 p.m.– | 6:30 p.m.– |
| Lucknow, India (our team, IST) | 10 a.m.– | 10 a.m.– |
Send your brief tonight, read the answer tomorrow.Get a free USD quote →Email usWhatsApp (opens WhatsApp)
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White-label WordPress maintenance for your clients’ sites
Plenty of agencies sell care to the client and pass the work to someone else. Our three USD plans are priced per site and run month to month, and the monthly report comes to you, not to your client. The website maintenance page has the full plan table.
Brochure Care, $75 a month
Sites up to about 15 pages with no store or logins: monthly updates on a staging copy first, daily off-site backups kept 30 days, weekly malware scans and 2 hours of changes a month.
Business Care, $150 a month
Business sites with a blog and forms, or stores up to about 100 products: daily malware scans, backups kept 60 days, a test order every month on stores and 6 hours of changes.
Store & App Care, $300 a month
Busy stores, membership sites and web apps: a real order and refund through the gateway every week, Core Web Vitals work on the top 10 pages and 15 hours of changes.
How that compares
WP Buffs, a WordPress care company, lists its entry white-label plan at $89 per site a month, or $71 at its partner discount for two or more sites, read on October 25, 2026 (WP Buffs). Its plans include emergency help at any hour. Ours don't: our care work happens in our working hours, Monday to Saturday IST.
Have a project in mind?
Email us or use the form for a free USD quote within 24 hours. WhatsApp works too.
Replies within 2 hours in our working hours (Mon–Sat 10:00–19:00 IST, which is overnight in the US); a free quote within 24 hours.
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When we’d build it in Next.js instead of WordPress
WordPress still runs 39.6% of all websites, according to W3Techs on October 24, 2026, so "moving away from WordPress" is a minority story. The agencies that do move a client usually have one of three reasons, and each has a fair counter-argument.
Upkeep
A typical WordPress site rests on a stack of plugins, each with its own updates and security releases. A Next.js site has fewer moving parts to patch, but any change beyond what the CMS allows needs a developer.
Speed
Heavy page builders make Core Web Vitals hard to pass. A lean block theme on good hosting usually passes too, for far less than a rebuild costs.
App-like features
Logins, dashboards, live data and screens that behave like software fit Next.js and React better than any theme does.
Our recommendation
Keep WordPress when the client's team edits content every day, sells through WooCommerce or has a modest budget. Choose Next.js with Sanity or headless WordPress when speed targets are strict, the site behaves like an app, or the same content feeds a site, an app and email.
For the mechanics, see moving a WordPress site to Next.js and our comparison of Strapi, Sanity and Contentful.
Questions about this?Get a free USD quote →Email usWhatsApp (opens WhatsApp)
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Projects from our own portfolio you can check
White-label work can't be shown: by design, it carries the agency's name. These were delivered under our own name; the ones still online let you judge the build quality and the editing experience yourself. We don't name US clients on this page.
20+ UP Government Polytechnic websites
One PHP template system rolled out across more than 20 polytechnic colleges in Uttar Pradesh, each site run by its own non-technical staff; gpunnao.com is one of them (it now runs on Laravel). It is the same pattern as a block library an agency reuses across clients. The polytechnic case study lists more.
ESMED, the European Society of Medicine
esmed.org: a WordPress and PHP platform with manuscript submission, an editorial peer-review workflow, tiered membership and a searchable research archive, delivered in 12 weeks. The ESMED case study shows the features.
A doctor’s practice site (offline)
A custom WordPress theme for a multi-specialty doctor's practice in India, with online appointment booking and email alerts, built in 4 weeks. The practice's domain no longer resolves, so it can't be opened today.
Dubai Digital Xchange summit site
Built on Next.js with Sanity so the event team could edit speakers and sessions without a developer. The organizers have since put a different site on that domain, so ours can't be opened today.
Questions about how this works for you?Get a free USD quote →Email usWhatsApp (opens WhatsApp)
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When we’re the wrong white-label partner
Better to know before the first job than after it.
You need a developer live in your US day
Pair programming, daily standups or same-afternoon turnarounds in US business hours don't fit a team whose day is your night.
The client insists on a Shopify Partner
We are not a Shopify Partner. Shopify jobs still run through your agency's own Partner organization, and white-label Shopify development explains how.
The site handles patient data
Forms or portals that collect protected health information under HIPAA need a vendor that signs a Business Associate Agreement. We don't take that work.
Brand strategy and art direction
We design screens in Figma when a job arrives without a design, but brand strategy, naming and art direction stay with your team.
A formal accessibility audit or VPAT
If the client needs a signed conformance report, hire an accessibility specialist for the audit. We can then fix the issues it finds.
Prices in US dollars
What agencies pay per job, in USD
Every job is priced on its own, with no monthly retainer to keep up. For comparison, read on October 25, 2026: E2M sells white-label capacity as monthly plans from $1,299 for 30–35 hours, and White Label Agency lists website packages from $1,499 to $4,699.
WordPress website
A WordPress site built from your Figma or XD design on a block theme or ACF, editable by the client, on your staging and hosting.
Business website (custom design, Next.js or WordPress)
A custom-designed WordPress or Next.js site with more templates, custom blocks or a headless CMS, and forms wired to the client's CRM.
Online store (Shopify, WooCommerce or custom)
A WooCommerce or Shopify store under your brand: products loaded, payments, shipping and tax settings, policy pages, and a test order placed with you.
UI/UX design in Figma
Figma screens for jobs that arrive without a design: wireframes, then desktop and mobile layouts your team signs off before the build.
Brochure Care: brochure, portfolio and small-practice sites up to about 15 pages
Brochure sites up to about 15 pages: updates on staging first, daily backups, weekly malware scans, 2 hours of changes a month.
Business Care: business sites with a blog and forms, and small stores
Business sites with forms and a blog, or small stores: daily malware scans, a monthly test order, 6 hours of changes a month.
Store & App Care: busy Shopify or WooCommerce stores, membership sites and web apps
Busy stores, membership sites and web apps: weekly order and refund test, Core Web Vitals work, 15 hours of changes a month.
Ad-hoc tasks and overflow hours
Single fixes, plugin conflicts, extra templates or a backlog of small changes, each estimated and quoted before we start.
- One fixed USD price once the scope is agreed
- Free quote within 24 hours
- No obligation
Project prices are our international USD price list, the same figures as on our service pages; the tier prices inside each band were set in October 2026. You get one fixed USD price once the scope is agreed. Projects are paid in US dollars, 40% at the start, 40% at a mid-project milestone and 20% at launch, by direct bank transfer to our USD account. Care plans are billed monthly in advance, month to month, by direct bank transfer to our USD account. Invoices come from Codingclave Development LLP in India, in US dollars, with no Indian GST added. Ask your accountant about any US tax on services bought from abroad.
Free USD quote
Quote a white-label job
Forward it as you'd brief your own developer: design link, page list, hosting and the deadline in Eastern or Pacific time. We send questions within 2 working hours (IST) and a fixed USD price for the job within 24 hours. Rather use email? Write to hello@codingclave.com.
Ashish Sharma
Founder, Codingclave
Replies within 2 hours in our working hours (Mon–Sat 10:00–19:00 IST, which is overnight in the US); a free quote within 24 hours.
What happens next
Send the brief
Use the form, email hello@codingclave.com or WhatsApp. A few lines and any links are enough to start.
Questions back within 2 working hours (IST)
Usually by email. A video call only if you ask for one, at a time we agree in writing.
A free written quote within 24 hours
Scope, timeline and a fixed USD price, with what is excluded spelled out.
You decide, no obligation
The price stays fixed once the scope is agreed. Projects are paid in US dollars, 40% at the start, 40% at a mid-project milestone and 20% at launch, by direct bank transfer to our USD account.
- ★ 4.9 on Google (92 reviews) · Lucknow, India profile
- 200+ projects worldwide since 2017
- 5.0 from 35 Upwork reviews
- Founder-led by Ashish Sharma
Prefer email or WhatsApp?
Send the job
The design link, a sitemap or page list, copy if it exists, staging and hosting access, plugins the client already pays for, and the deadline in Eastern or Pacific time.
Questions, then the price
Our questions reach you within 2 working hours (IST); the fixed price in US dollars follows inside 24 hours. Work starts when you accept it and pay the first installment.
Build on your staging
We work on your staging copy, never the live site, and leave a written note with each update so your project manager knows what changed overnight.
Your QA round
Your team reviews against the design and the scope, and we fix anything that doesn't match before the mid-project milestone is signed off.
Launch at your time
We deploy when you say, often in the client's quiet hours, then check redirects, forms and indexing settings on the live site.
Handover
Logins, a short editing guide you can rebrand for the client, and the list of plugins and licenses in use. Free bug fixes run for 6 months from launch.
FAQ
Questions agencies ask before the first job
Can’t see yours? Email hello@codingclave.com or ask on WhatsApp for a straight answer, not a sales script. Replies within 2 working hours (IST).
Founder-led by Ashish Sharma
How much does white label WordPress development cost?
Is white labeling legal?
Will you ever contact our client?
Who owns the code we deliver to our client?
Can you work inside our GitHub and hosting accounts?
How fast can you turn around a WordPress site?
Can we start with one small job?
Is WordPress still worth it in 2026?
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Send us the next job on your board
Forward it as you'd brief your own developer: design link, page list, hosting and the deadline in Eastern or Pacific time. We send questions within 2 working hours (IST) and a fixed USD price for the job within 24 hours. Rather use email? Write to hello@codingclave.com.
- Fill in the form, email or WhatsApp us
- A reply within 2 working hours (IST)
- A free USD quote within 24 hours, no obligation
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How US companies work with our team in India
- Free quote
Free USD quote for any project
- Service
Website maintenance plans
- Service
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- Our work
20+ UP Government Polytechnic websites
- Our work
ESMED publishing and membership platform
Ashish Sharma
Founder, Codingclave · Updated October 25, 2026
Ashish Sharma founded Codingclave and still leads it. The team works remotely from Lucknow, India, with 200+ projects worldwide since 2017; there is no US office, US entity or US phone number.
How we put this page together
Drafted with AI help after the research on October 25, 2026, and reviewed by Ashish Sharma before it is published. Read live that day: E2M's and White Label Agency's white-label prices, WP Buffs' white-label care plans, W3Techs' WordPress usage figure (dated October 24, 2026), Google's Core Web Vitals thresholds on web.dev and the W3C's WCAG 2.2. Our own USD prices come from our international price list and our care plans.
Sources (6)· public sources cited on this page
- E2M: White Label WordPress Development for Digital Agencies (plans and pricing)
- White Label Agency: white label packages
- WP Buffs: white-label WordPress care plans
- W3Techs: Usage statistics of WordPress (October 24, 2026)
- web.dev (Google): Web Vitals thresholds
- W3C: Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2