For design studios
Your designs, built. Your clients only see you.
I'm Abhinav, a developer offering white-label web development services to design studios and agencies. You keep the client, the brand and the relationship; I turn your designs into fast, accessible WordPress, Webflow or Shopify pages at a fixed price per page, agreed in writing before I start.
Page templates usually $150–250 · Fixed price in writing · First page free if it isn't right
4 in 1
house site, bookstore, research platform and publishing division on one platform
Sound familiar?
Where studio builds go wrong.
More design work than build hours
You can sell the next project, but the build queue is already full. Saying no, or saying yes and working weekends, both cost you.
Freelancers who drift
A developer who misreads the design, misses dates or goes quiet mid-project leaves you explaining the delay to your client.
Handoffs that create cleanup
Builds that ignore your conventions, hard-code what the client should be able to edit, or skip accessibility come back to you as support tickets.
What you get
What you get from me.
Recent Work
Lighthouse Publication
Studio work stays confidential. This month I built nine pages for a US design studio's manufacturing client inside their own WordPress block theme and Git repository: three batches, each a pull request they merged within about a day, every page delivered as a draft. Here is one of my own client builds you can look at: Lighthouse Publication, a publishing house's site with a bookstore, online payments and an academic-publishing area.
Readers buy direct, so the publisher keeps the margin and the customer relationship
Submissions, peer review and author progress live in one system instead of inboxes
One admin runs the catalog, orders, payments, journals and the publishing pipeline
How it works
Start with one page.
Send one design
A page you need built, or a live client site that's been bugging you. I reply with questions and a fixed price, usually the same day.
First page: pay only if it's right
I build it in your stack and conventions and hand it over for review. If you're not happy with it, you owe nothing.
Fixed rates from then on
Further pages are quoted per page in writing before I start, delivered in batches you review, and invoiced as each batch goes in. Studios with steady work can reserve monthly hours.
Rates
What it costs.
Fixed prices, agreed in writing before any work starts. Monthly plans are optional and month to month.
| Work | Price (USD) | What's included |
|---|---|---|
| Your first page | Pay only if it's right | Built to your design and conventions. If you're not happy with it, you don't pay. |
| New page template | $150 – $250 | Built from your design at desktop, tablet and phone, editable by the client, checked against WCAG 2.2 AA. |
| Page that reuses existing sections | Less than a new template | Quoted per page once I've seen which sections it reuses. |
| Fix on a live site | from $99 – $150 | A layout bug, a broken form, a speed or accessibility problem: diagnosed, fixed and tested. |
| A whole site | Per page, in batches | Quoted page by page in one written scope, delivered and invoiced in batches you review. |
| Reserved monthly hours | $900 / $1,700 / $3,200 | 20, 40 or 80 hours a month for studios with steady work. Each request estimated before I start; unused hours carry over a month; stop with 30 days' notice. |
| Care for your clients' sites | from $59 / site / month | Updates checked with screenshots, fixes if an update breaks anything, and a monthly report with your logo, for you to resell as your own care plan. |
The range for a template depends on how many unique sections it introduces. You get the exact figure for each page before I start.
Your first page
Send me a design or a site to look at.
Tell me about the page or the site. You'll hear back within one US business day with questions and a fixed price, not a sales pitch.
FAQ
Fair questions.
You send the design for one page. I build it to your conventions and deliver it for review. If it isn't what you expected, you don't pay. If it is, it's billed at the agreed page price and we carry on from there.
A fixed price per page, agreed in writing before work starts. A page template usually runs $150 to $250 depending on how many unique sections it introduces; pages that reuse existing sections cost less. Fixes on live sites start at $99 to $150 for a small issue.
No, unless you want them to. I don't contact your clients, credit myself on their sites or list them in my portfolio, and I'm happy to sign your NDA.
However you work: a branch and pull request in your repository, a theme package, or directly in a staging site. I follow your existing code style and build tools so the work reads like the rest of the project.
WordPress (custom themes, the block editor, ACF), Webflow, Shopify, and Next.js for custom builds. Accessibility (WCAG 2.2 AA) and page speed are checked on every build.
You sell and design the website; a development partner builds it; the client only ever deals with you. The build is delivered under your studio's name, with no credit, contact or portfolio mention from the developer. Studios use it to take on web projects without hiring a full-time developer.
A single page is usually delivered within a few working days of receiving the design. For a batch of pages you get dates in writing along with the price, and the work arrives in reviewable parts rather than all at the end.
Yes: the US, Canada, the UK and Europe. I keep US working hours for calls and replies, and my day overlaps the UK and European working day too.
The cost is lower than a US or UK developer of the same experience, which leaves you more margin on each project. The usual risks with offshore work are quality, communication and disappearing mid-project. That's why you only pay for the first page if it's right, every delivery is a pull request or staging build you review before your client sees anything, prices and dates are in writing, and you deal with the person who writes the code, not an account manager.
Yes, that's most of the work. I build from your Figma file into a custom WordPress theme with native blocks, so the client edits content without breaking the layout. If your agency builds in Elementor, Divi or another builder, I work in that instead so the site matches the rest of your projects. No automatic converter is used: the pages are built by hand to match the design at every screen size.
Yes. Studios with steady work reserve 20, 40 or 80 hours a month ($900, $1,700 or $3,200), so new requests start within one or two working days. Every request gets an hour estimate before I start, unused hours carry over a month, and you can stop with 30 days' notice. I also offer white-label care plans for your clients' sites from $59 a site a month, which you can resell as your own.
Yes. This month I built nine pages for a US design studio's manufacturing client inside the studio's own WordPress block theme and Git repository. The work went in three batches, each a pull request the studio reviewed and merged within about a day, and every page was delivered as a draft so their client saw nothing until the studio approved it. Studio names stay confidential, but I'm happy to walk you through the project on a call.
I'm in India and work your US hours for calls and replies. Invoices are in USD and paid by bank transfer to a US account (ACH, no fees), with a deposit to start larger batches and the rest as each batch is delivered.