// reseller program
How to become a white-label website reseller
Custom-coded, WordPress, Webflow and Shopify builds your agency resells under its own brand. Scope, delivery date and price are agreed in writing before any build starts; the price is given on a short call, not on a public grid.
$ become --reseller
Definition
A website reseller sells web development projects to their own clients, at their own price, without building them personally. A white-label partner codes the site at partner cost; the reseller invoices their client at the price they set and keeps the difference as margin.
Formula
your sale price − our partner price = your margin
See also
// who it's for
Built for agencies without a developer
The reseller program is for agencies who want to offer web development to their clients without carrying the technical risk of the code.
Marketing and advertising agencies
You already manage your clients' campaigns. Add site building as a resold service without changing your team.
Strategy consultants
You sell brand strategy, not code. Resell the site as one more deliverable inside your mandate.
Design studios
Your Figma mockups are ready but nobody codes them. Resell the pixel-perfect build, presented as your own.
// how it works
The reseller model in four steps
You sell
You pitch the project to your client, at your price. That price is entirely yours; NexaWebDev never sees it and never questions it.
You send the brief
A Loom, a Figma file, or a one-page form. We confirm the partner-cost tier and delivery date before you commit to your client.
We build, you review
The site is coded on our infrastructure, never on the client's live domain. You get a private preview link before your client does.
You deliver and invoice
The site goes live under your brand. You invoice your client at your sale price and keep the margin between the two amounts.
// the margin
How resale margin works
Your client price minus our tier price is your margin. Whatever you add on top with your strategy, your content and your follow-up stays with you. We never see your client price and never question it. What you charge depends on your market and on what you add around the site, so we make no claim about your resale price or profit.
// what changes
What the reseller model takes off your agency's plate
- No hiring No developer salary to carry through quiet months. You only pay for the projects you sell, at the tier price.
- No subscription or minimum volume No exclusivity contract, no monthly quota. You resell a project when you have one, not on an imposed schedule.
- Technical risk stays with us Bugs, delays, mobile performance — that's our responsibility during the build, not yours in front of your client.
- Your brand is the only one visible No credit in the code, no contact with your client, NDA available on request.
// faq
The questions before you start reselling
What does it mean to be a website reseller?
Being a website reseller means selling web development projects to your own clients, at your own price, without building them yourself. A white-label partner like NexaWebDev codes the site at partner cost; you invoice your client at the price you set and keep the difference as margin.
Do I need technical skills to become a reseller?
No. That's the whole point of the model. You manage the client relationship, the brief, and the sale; the technical partner handles the code, hosting the project during the build, and performance. A marketing, SEO, or design agency can resell websites without hiring a single developer.
How do I set my resale price?
Your client price minus our tier price is your margin. Whatever you add on top with your strategy, your content and your follow-up stays with you. We never see your client price and never question it. What you charge depends on your market and on what you add around the site, so we make no claim about your resale price or profit.
Will my client know a third party built the site?
Not through NexaWebDev. The code carries no credit or agency signature, an NDA is available on request, and we never contact your client, during the project or after delivery.
How soon can I sell my first white-label site?
As soon as you send a brief. There's no exclusivity contract or minimum volume to hit before you start: you can sell a first project as soon as you have a client ready to sign, with the one-page starter delivered in an agreed 48-hour slot for simple projects.
Can I resell several different platforms?
Yes. NexaWebDev builds in custom code, Webflow, WordPress, and Shopify, letting you resell the right site type for each client without having to pick a single partner per platform.
Is there a subscription or fixed fee to become a reseller?
No. There is no subscription, no minimum volume, and no sign-up fee to resell with NexaWebDev. You only pay for the projects you sell, at the chosen tier's price, half up front and half at delivery.
// next step
Sell your first white-label project
A 15-minute call to see how the margin works for your agency. Prefer it in writing? Email us instead.