White-label design for marketing agencies.
Blog visuals, hero sections and landing pages for your clients. You sell the work and I design it under your agency's name. Your client never hears from me.
Fixed prices from US$250. On a first project you pay nothing until you have seen the finished design.
How white-label works
The work is yours to sell. Your NDA and my written scope cover these rules.
You present the design as your agency's work. No credit to me anywhere in the design or the exports.
Send your NDA with the brief. I read it and sign it before I open any client files.
Questions come to you. I never contact your client about this work or to offer them my services, during the project or after it.
Your files stay out of my day-job accounts and are shared only with you.
Work I design for your agency is never shown in my portfolio or anywhere public without your written OK.
Send the brand guidelines. If there are none, I match your client's existing site.
Three ways to start
One fixed-price project first. Scope, price and delivery time are fixed before I start, so there is nothing to negotiate later.
Blog visual pack
- 5 custom blog images or infographics
- One style system for your client's brand
- Sized for the post and for social
- Editable Figma file, handed over on payment
Fit for: SEO and content agencies.
Start with thisHero and top-fold redesign
- Homepage or landing page top fold
- Redesigned in Figma, desktop and mobile
- Built with the copy your client already has
- Editable Figma file, handed over on payment
Fit for: CRO and web agencies, agencies that build client sites.
Start with thisLanding page in Figma
- Full landing page, desktop and mobile
- Built as components, with reusable sections
- CRO-informed layout
- Editable Figma file, handed over on payment
Fit for: agencies running paid campaigns or launches.
Start with thisAll prices in US dollars. Need more than one? I quote the set. After a first project, monthly packages start at US$950 on the Hire page.
First-project terms
For your agency's first project. You see the finished design before you pay anything.
- Nothing upfrontAt delivery you review the finished design in a view-only Figma link.
- Pay within 7 daysThe invoice is due within 7 days of delivery. Payment is by Payoneer in US$: a payment request you can pay by card or bank transfer.
- Files on paymentThe editable Figma file and exports come to you when the invoice is paid. Copyright in the final design passes to your agency on full payment. Fonts, stock photos and icons stay under their own licences, and I list them in the handover.
- One revision roundIt covers changes inside the written brief. New pages or a new direction are new scope, and I quote them first.
- Missed brief, free roundIf my first draft misses the written brief, the next revision round is free.
- CancellingIf the project is cancelled after work starts, half the price is due.
- From the second projectHalf upfront, half on delivery. The files and rights pass to you when the second half is paid.
How a project runs
Written briefs, a written scope, and a Figma file at the end. No kickoff calls unless you want one.
One message is enough: the client page, what the design has to follow, and your deadline. Send your NDA with it.
That is Monday to Friday, your time. The scope says what is included, what is not, the price and the delivery date. Nothing starts until you agree to it.
To your client's brand. Any questions come to you.
You see the finished design in a view-only Figma link. Revisions follow the terms above.
You get the editable Figma file, the exports and a recorded walkthrough of what I did and why.
Hours and replies
I am in Dhaka (UTC+6, no daylight saving). I do freelance work most evenings, about 7 to 11 PM Dhaka time. Every message gets a reply within 24 hours, any day of the week.
| Where you are | My working evening, in your time |
|---|---|
| Eastern time (Toronto, New York) | 9 AM to 1 PM EDT (8 AM to noon EST in winter). Your whole morning. |
| Mountain time (Calgary, Denver) | 7 to 11 AM MDT (6 to 10 AM MST in winter). |
| Pacific time (Vancouver, Seattle) | 6 to 10 AM PDT (5 to 9 AM PST in winter). Your early morning. |
| UK and Ireland | 2 to 6 PM BST (1 to 5 PM GMT in winter). Your afternoon. |
| Australia and New Zealand | Your night. Brief me by your end of day and the reply is there by your next morning. |
Proof
I lead design for 15+ client brands at an SEO agency. The case studies come from that work: I designed the pages, and the numbers are results of the full campaigns. Here is what you can check before you send a brief.
The brand books are also on Behance ↗, and my free HTML to Figma plugin has 300+ users on the Figma Community.
Questions, answered
What if we do not like it?
You get one revision round inside the brief, plus a free round if my first draft missed it. If you still decide not to go ahead after work has started, half the price is due. Nothing is paid before you see the design.
Will you sign our NDA?
Yes. Send it with the brief. I read it first and sign it before work starts. If a clause goes beyond confidentiality (a non-compete, for example), I tell you before anything starts.
Your site shows client work. Will ours end up here?
No. The work on this site is my own design, from my day job and my own projects. Anything I design for your agency stays private unless you say otherwise in writing.
You work at an SEO agency. Is that a conflict?
No. My employer knows about my freelance work and is fine with it. I ask for your client's name under your NDA. If they are also a client of my employer, I tell you and turn the job down.
How many projects do you take at once?
Two at a time. If both are taken, I give you the next real start date instead of overbooking.
Who does the work?
I do, personally. I do not pass work to juniors or subcontractors.
Have a client job coming up?
Send the page and the brief. I reply within 24 hours, and the written scope and fixed price follow within one business day (Monday to Friday, your time).