FRFaraz Rohaila

01 / Full project delivery

Full builds, delivered under your agency's name.

You sell the project and keep the client. I take it from scope to launch: estimate, build, QA and go-live, inside your process and under your brand.

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What you get

One senior owner from scope to launch
Your brand on every deliverable
A written estimate before work starts

02 / Sound familiar?

The build is sold. The capacity isn't.

Agencies usually bring me in for a full build at one of these points.

Your team is booked

The project is signed and the start date is close, but your developers are committed to other clients for weeks.

A platform you don't cover

Your client wants Shopify, Laravel or an app, and nobody in-house has shipped one to a standard you'd put your name on.

Nobody owns it end to end

Design, development and the client all need managing, and a freelancer who only writes code leaves those gaps with you.

03 / Where I fit

You stay in front. I stay behind the build.

The client hears from your agency at every step. Nothing about the delivery partner reaches them unless you decide it should.

You

Win the work

You pitch, close and own the client relationship from the first call.

Me

Scope and estimate

I turn the brief into a written scope, assumptions and a milestone estimate.

You

Price and approve

You add your margin, send your quote and confirm the start date.

Me

Build and QA

I build, test and keep progress visible on staging every week.

You

Present and launch

You present the work, I handle go-live and handover behind you.

Throughout:your agency owns the client, the contract and the relationship

04 / Scope

What's included, and what you can add.

Everything on the left is part of the build estimate. Everything on the right I also deliver, quoted separately, so your client pays only for what they actually want.

In every build
  • Scope and estimateA written scope with assumptions, milestones and a price you can mark up.
  • Technical planArchitecture, stack and integration decisions made before development starts.
  • Design to buildApproved designs turned into a responsive build that matches what the client signed off.
  • Development and integrationsCMS, ecommerce, payments, forms, CRMs and APIs, built and connected.
  • QA and UATFunctional, responsive and content QA, then a client walkthrough before sign-off.
  • Launch and handoverGo-live, redirects, monitoring and documentation your team can maintain.
+Add when you need it
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    Brand and visual designDesign work when your team is at capacity or the project arrives without designs.
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    Copywriting and contentPage copy, product content and content migration, written to the approved structure.
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    SEO and ongoing marketingTechnical SEO is part of launch. Ongoing SEO and campaign work runs as its own stream.
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    Hosting and ongoing maintenanceHosting setup, monitoring, updates and a support arrangement after go-live.

05 / How it works

How a white-label build runs.

Four steps, all inside your tools and under your brand. Each one ends with something you can forward to your client.

01 / Brief

Brief

You share the scope, designs or client notes. I come back with questions, risks and a fixed scope.

Written scope Risk list

02 / Plan

Plan

Estimate, milestones and owners agreed. You price it to your client with your margin.

Milestone estimate Delivery plan

03 / Build

Build

Weekly progress on staging, with written updates in your Slack or project tool.

Staging link Weekly update

04 / Launch

Launch

QA, UAT and go-live under your brand, followed by handover and support.

QA sign-off Handover docs

06 / Commercials

Your margin stays yours.

You are buying delivery, not a partner who competes with you. Pricing is built so you can quote your client with a clear number and keep the difference.

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Fixed scope, fixed estimateYou get one number with assumptions written down, so you can quote your client with confidence.
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Billed against milestonesPayments follow delivery milestones, which keeps your cash flow predictable.
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Your margin is yoursWhat you charge on top is your business. I never quote your client and never see your pricing.

07 / Platforms and proof

Built on platforms your clients already use.

The stack follows the brief, your team and who maintains it after launch.

WordPressWordPressWooCommerceWooCommerceShopifyShopifyLaravelLaravelNext.jsNext.jsGoHighLevelGoHighLevelMakeMakeClaudeClaudeReplitReplitLovableLovable
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Plan ready3 days
Go-live4 weeks

Case study · UK agency rescue

From stalled delivery to go-live in four weeks.

Three premium client accounts retained after a documented recovery plan in three days.

Read the case study

08 / Partner proof

What agencies say.

It feels like having our own dev team.

“We used to turn down projects because our team was too busy. Now we have someone we can count on when things get full. The work gets done, our clients are happy, and we don't have to hire more people just to keep up.”
Agency Owner / Digital Marketing AgencyName withheld

09 / FAQ

Questions agencies ask first.

Only if you want them to. I work under your NDA, your brand and your tools, and I can join client calls as part of your team.

10 / Related services

Often combined with this.

Most engagements mix one way of working with one or two things I build.

How we work togetherOverflow deliveryOwn a defined stream when your team is full.See the service What I buildWordPress developmentMarketing sites, WooCommerce and migrations.See the service What I buildShopify developmentStore builds, themes and integrations.See the service

10 / Next step

Have a build sold and no one to run it?

Send the scope, designs or client notes. You will get the questions that matter, a delivery approach and a written estimate you can price on top of.

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NDA-friendly · US + UK overlap · White-label by default