White label for agencies
Agencies come to us for capacity, not ideas. You have won the pitch, the timeline is unreasonable, and hiring permanently for one campaign is how agencies end up over-staffed in a quiet quarter.
Invisible by design
Work is delivered in your file structure, to your naming conventions, under your brand. Designers do not appear on client calls unless you ask. We do not publish white-label work, name your clients, or approach them afterwards.
Priced so you keep a margin
Agency rates are set below our direct rates because the account management, client relationship and creative direction are yours. You are buying execution hours, and the pricing reflects that honestly.
How we handle a pitch loss
Brief us on speculative pitch work and we charge a reduced rate, with no claim on a share of the win. Lose the pitch and you owe that reduced rate, nothing more. Agencies carry enough of that risk already.
- Delivered in your files, under your brand
- Never published, never named, never approached
- Agency rate below direct client rate
- Overflow capacity without permanent headcount
Questions about white label for agencies
Will our client know you were involved?
Not unless you tell them. Work arrives in your file structure under your brand, designers do not join client calls unless invited, and we never publish or name white-label work.
How does pricing work for agencies?
Below our direct rate, because account management, the client relationship and creative direction stay with you. You are buying execution hours and the price reflects that.
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Talk to someone who knows the sector
One call about the work and the constraints you are actually under, including the approval process.