How white-label web production is priced
White-label web production is priced on a quote, based on the real scope rather than a public rate card, which is why agencies receive a written quote before anything starts. With us, that quote is always a fixed price, revisions included.
Short answer
At Genesis Digital Factory, every project gets a fixed quote within 48 hours: fixed price, fixed deadline, written scope, and unlimited revisions until your client signs off. The price doesn't move from one round to the next. To test the partnership, start with a trial project at a reduced scope, with a fixed quote, then decide.
Fixed price, unlimited revisions, trial project
1. Fixed quote per project
You send the design, the requirement or the campaign objective. Within 48 hours you receive a quote with a fixed price, a fixed deadline and a written scope. Work starts within 72 hours of signature. It's the basis of every project, one-off or recurring.
2. Unlimited revisions until sign-off
The quoted price covers every revision your client asks for within the agreed scope, until they sign off. The project moves forward in stages: structure, design, build, pre-launch. At each stage you revise as much as you need, then sign off. Reopening a stage already approved, or adding a page, a feature or a new concept, gets an additional quote before any production. What counts as a revision is explained in our FAQ.
3. Trial project
A trial project exists for agencies that want to start small: a reduced scope, a fixed quote, then you decide. You receive the deliverable and its reports, compare them with your current production, and choose whether to continue. See how the trial project works.
What drives the price of a project
- Number of templates and pages: distinct layouts take more work than pages that reuse the same template.
- Design: whether you provide the design (for example in Figma) or it has to be created.
- Platform: WordPress, Webflow, Shopify and PrestaShop each have their own build and configuration work. Examples: our white-label WordPress development and white-label PrestaShop development.
- Integrations: payment, CRM, ERP, booking or any third-party tool the site must connect to.
- Languages: each additional language adds content, structure and quality checks.
- Content: whether texts and images are supplied ready to use or need to be written or adapted.
- Search and AI visibility scope: the depth of SEO, AEO and GEO work included in the project.
- Deadline: a tighter deadline changes how the team is staffed.
What every delivery includes
- A staging preview, or a pre-approval step for campaigns, before anything goes live.
- Quality control before publishing: design and multi-device checks, a PageSpeed audit, accessibility and tracking verification.
- Delivery under your brand: files, access, reports and documentation in your agency's colours, so you present the work to your client.
- An NDA and a non-solicitation clause, signed before the first project.
What is not included
Hosting is not included. The site is deployed on your host or on the host you choose, so accounts, hosting and licences stay in your name or your client's.
How to get a quote
Send the design, the requirement or the campaign objective through the contact page. You receive a fixed quote within 48 hours. To see how the partnership works end to end, read our page on white-label web production for agencies, or compare the ways to outsource production in our guide to 5 options to outsource web production.
FAQ
Why is there no public price list?
Because two projects with the same page count can differ widely in design, integrations and languages. A fixed quote based on the real scope is more reliable for the agency than a generic rate.
Can the price change during the project?
Not for what's in the quote: unlimited feedback at each stage until it's approved, then we move on to the next stage. Only a change of scope (a new page, a new feature, reopening a stage already approved) is quoted separately, before it is produced.
What is the fastest way to start?
A trial project: a reduced scope, a fixed quote within 48 hours, and a start within 72 hours of signature.
