White-label builds
Full WordPress builds delivered under your agency name. Your client, your credit.
Agency Friendly • No Ego • 16 Years in the Game
A WordPress Developer Your Agency Can Rely On
Freelance WordPress development for digital, creative and marketing agencies. White-label builds, overflow work and a safe pair of hands when deadlines matter.
Reliable dev capacity, without the hiring headache
Agencies do not need another developer who vanishes mid-project or delivers something the team has to rebuild. You need dependable capacity: someone who scopes honestly, communicates clearly and delivers work your agency is happy to put its name on.
That is the gap I fill. I plug into your team for a single build or as a regular partner, work with your tools and your process, and stay invisible to your client if that is how you work. I collaborate with designers constantly, including freelance designer Jon Bolton, so handing me a design file and walking away is a perfectly safe move.
Most agency work lands as custom WordPress builds, Figma to WordPress projects or WooCommerce builds, with maintenance keeping things ticking afterwards.
What I do for agencies
Quietly, reliably, and under your brand if you need it.
Overflow capacity
Extra hands when your team is maxed out. A whole project or just a sprint.
Figma to WordPress
Pixel-perfect builds from your designer's files. I treat the design as the contract.
WooCommerce projects
Custom shop builds, wholesale systems and fixes for your ecommerce clients.
Ongoing retainers
A regular block of hours for updates, fixes and small features across your client base.
Rescue work
Inherited a site in a state? I will untangle it without drama or finger-pointing.
How working together works
No mystery process. This is what usually happens.
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Intro chat
A quick call about what you need, how your agency works, and whether I am the right fit. If I am not, I will say so.
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Scope and quote
A clear written quote with a timeline. Fixed price where possible, and no padding.
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Build and updates
I get on with it and keep you posted in plain English. Your project tools or mine, whichever works.
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Launch and handover
Tested, documented and handed over properly. I stick around for snags rather than disappearing on launch day.
Agency websites
Most of my agency work is white-label, so only one to really show here for now…
Agency questions, answered
The things agencies usually check before bringing in a freelancer.
Yes, a lot of my work is white-label, but I’m also happy to chat with the client if needed. Honestly, it doesn’t really matter to me. Agencies ask me to build a site, I build it.
Of course. Send it over and I will get it back to you quickly. I treat client confidentiality seriously with or without one.
Entirely up to you. Some agencies want me on client calls as part of the team, others prefer I stay behind the scenes. Both work fine for me.
WordPress core, Gutenberg and ACF for custom blocks, WooCommerce for ecommerce, and modern SCSS and JavaScript on the front end. No heavy page builders, which means faster sites and less technical debt for whoever maintains them. I’m happy to fix them if necessary and have worked with Elementor, Beaver Builder and alike in the past.
Yes. Several agencies keep a monthly block of hours with me for updates, fixes and small features across their client sites. It is the easiest way to guarantee availability.
It varies with my project load, but I am honest about availability from the first conversation. If I cannot meet your deadline, I will tell you straight away rather than squeeze you in badly.
“Technically solid, reliable, and straightforward to work with on complex multi-stakeholder projects. Steve understands how development needs to support design, content, and wider marketing goals.”
Need a dev you can count on?
Tell me about your agency and what you need. If I am not the right fit, I will say so and point you somewhere useful.