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Build for your clients
Websites, custom business systems and SaaS products, delivered under your agency’s name, with scope and milestones agreed before work starts.
For marketing agencies
Your agency.
Our engineering.
One stronger offering.
White label software development for marketing agencies
Treevoxa offers white label software development for agencies: a white label software development partner behind your brand. Take on technical projects with a development team behind you. You handle marketing and client relationships. We handle the build.
One team, clear responsibilities
Play to your strengths.
We’ll bring ours.
Our white label software development services cover websites, white label application development and white-label software engineering for business systems. Bring Treevoxa into your delivery process for websites, custom ERP, CRM, HRM and accounting applications. We agree the scope, responsibilities, milestones and support arrangements for each engagement before work begins.
Your client
Your agency
The client relationship.
- Marketing strategy & campaigns
- Brand direction & content
- Client communication & growth
Treevoxa
The technical delivery.
- Website & application development
- Business systems & integrations
- Agreed deployment & support
What you can sell
White-label development for agencies,
from websites to ERP.
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Resell our products
Add ready software to your range without building it. MatrixHR runs white-label under your own name, logo, colours, support address and domain.
Ways to work together
Per project,
or ongoing capacity.
A fixed-scope project suits a website or a system with a clear brief: the scope, milestones and price are agreed in writing before work starts. Ongoing capacity, with a dedicated developer billed monthly, suits agencies with a steady flow of client work. Either way we quote in writing; our page on custom software development rates shows what the market charges.
Before the first project, agree these in writing:
- How your brand appears, and what your client sees of us.
- Who owns the code, the designs and the data, and when they are handed over.
- Confidentiality, and how client contacts are handled.
- How scope changes are priced, and who approves them.
- Support after launch: who answers first, and how fast.
Partnership
How a partnership works.
More capability for your agency, without the operational weight.
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01 / Align
Start with the brief.
Share the client’s needs, the commercial goals and the experience you want to deliver.
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02 / Build
A clear delivery plan.
Agree the project scope, communication process and review milestones. Treevoxa develops the solution.
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03 / Grow
Keep the partnership moving.
Coordinate launch, handover and ongoing support while your team drives the client’s marketing.
White-label questions, answered
What is white-label software development?
White-label software development is when a development partner builds websites or software that an agency sells to its clients under the agency’s own brand. The agency keeps the client relationship, the strategy and the margin, while the partner handles development, integrations and support under an agreed scope. Treevoxa works this way for marketing agencies, building websites, ERP, CRM and SaaS for them to deliver.
Can we resell MatrixHR under our brand?
Yes. MatrixHR can run white-label for resellers, with your product name, logo, colours, support address and domain throughout the app, emails and payslips. Many client companies can be hosted on one server, all under your brand, so you sell HR and payroll software without building it yourself. MatrixHR is live today, flat-rate from $25 a month, with a 30-day free trial.
Before you ask
Agency partnerships, answered.
Can development be delivered under our agency brand?
We can discuss a white-label arrangement. Branding, client visibility, ownership and handover should be explicitly covered in the partnership agreement.
Is this only for one-off projects?
The partnership can cover a single project or ongoing development work. We define capacity, responsibilities and support around the engagement.
How do you price agency work?
Per project for a fixed scope, or per dedicated developer per month for ongoing work. We put the quote in writing after we understand the brief and the length of the engagement.
What should we bring to the first discussion?
A client brief, expected deliverables, target timeline and any existing designs or systems. If the scope is still taking shape, start with the business problem.