White-label development
Agencies and software companies come to us for web platforms, mobile apps and SaaS products that carry their name, not ours. We work under NDA, deliver into your accounts and stay out of sight. Three of our own products can also be rebranded: a guest management system, a hotel property management system and an HR management system.
Deals with you, sees your brand and never hears our name.
Designs, builds and tests the product to your brief, under NDA.
Delivered into your repositories and accounts, with your branding throughout.
Our name appears nowhere in the product or its store listing.
01 / Is this the one
White-label suits a business that owns the customer and needs a product to sell. You can have one built to your brief, or start from a product we already run.
02 / What the work covers
The same delivery as our named client work, with your name on everything.
GMS for guest management, our property management system for hotels and an HR management system can be rebranded and adapted. That is quicker than a new build.
An NDA before any detail is shared, and a contract that says the code and the brand are yours.
Design, development and testing to your specification, in your project tools if you prefer.
Name, colours, domain, store listing and emails are yours. Ours appear nowhere.
Repositories, cloud hosting and store accounts are registered to you, so there is nothing to extract later.
After launch we can fix and extend the product behind you, while your team stays the point of contact.
03 / Limits and risks
Your customer’s questions, changes and complaints come to you. We work through you, so a slow answer from you slows the build.
If the brief is wrong, the product is wrong under your name. We challenge a brief we think will fail.
Unnamed work cannot be a reference. That is the arrangement, and why this page names no white-label client.
04 / What we can show
So the evidence here is the work clients let us name, and how we treat confidentiality.
A white-label client or product. Work done under another company’s name cannot be named, so this page lists none.
05 / What to do next
The first step is a free call, under NDA if you wish, about the product and how you want to work. A written estimate follows.
A little clarity
A white-label product is built by one company and sold by another under its own brand. It lets an agency or software business offer a product without hiring an engineering team to build it. Here it means we build to your brief, and your customers see only you.
We sign an NDA, agree the brief and build in your name: your branding, your domain, your repositories and store accounts. Our name appears nowhere in the product. You stay the point of contact for your customer throughout.
Yes. White-label work is built to your brief: design, development, testing and release. The same approach covers content management, customer relationship, learning and property platforms.
You do. The code, designs and documentation made for you are yours once the final invoice is paid, and repositories and cloud accounts are registered to you from the start.
They can be, if the alternative is hiring a team for one product. First releases at NSDBytes start from $5,000, and the project cost estimator gives a range for your scope. A product rented from a SaaS vendor costs less to start, but you never own it.
Start wherever you are
We’ll say what a first release involves and how the arrangement would work, under NDA if you prefer.