White-label AI website redesign for agencies that want to scale delivery

The white-label problem

Agencies that resell web design under their own brand — either to direct clients, to bigger agencies, or as part of a broader marketing retainer — share the same constraints:

• Every new client = more designer hours = more hiring risk.
• Margins erode as labor costs rise faster than client budgets.
• Turnaround times slip as the team stretches across more projects.
• Quality is inconsistent across the team.

Revamp solves the first-pass design bottleneck. You still own the client relationship, the brand, the copy, the content strategy, the hosting, the ongoing support, and the quality check. But the initial design pass — the most time-expensive step in most projects — becomes a two-minute task instead of two days.

What “white-label” looks like in practice

1. You run a client’s URL through Revamp during your own internal workflow. Revamp’s UI and logs are visible only to your team.
2. You review, customize, and refine the generated redesign inside your preferred design tool (Figma, Webflow, WordPress, custom stack).
3. You export the code on a paid plan. The exported HTML/CSS/JS is clean and framework-free — no Revamp branding, no watermarks, no “Made with Revamp” links.
4. You deliver the final site under your own brand, hosted on your own infrastructure (or your client’s).
5. You bill on your own terms — flat fee per project, monthly retainer, or as part of a larger marketing package. You keep 100% of the margin.

Pricing math for resellers

The operating model that works best for white-label resellers:

Metric	Traditional agency	Revamp-powered reseller
Design hours per redesign project	40–80h	8–20h
Cost of design labor	$4,000–$12,000	$800–$3,000
Time from kickoff to first draft	2–3 weeks	2–5 days
Projects per designer per quarter	3–5	8–15
Gross margin on a $10k project	40–50%	65–80%

The higher throughput alone is usually enough justification. The margin improvement is the second-order benefit.

Delivery stacks Revamp fits into

Webflow: export Revamp’s code as a design reference, then rebuild in Webflow’s Designer with CMS Collections, or drop sections of exported HTML into Webflow’s custom code blocks.

WordPress: port the Revamp output into a custom WP theme or rebuild inside Elementor/Gutenberg with Revamp as your layout reference. Pair with Revamp vs WordPress → for the full stack breakdown.

Shopify: use Revamp for the storefront marketing redesign, then port to a Liquid theme via a Shopify developer. Revamp vs Shopify →

Framer: use Revamp as a design reference, build in Framer’s editor. Revamp vs Framer →

Static / custom: host the exported HTML/CSS/JS on Cloudflare Pages, Vercel, Netlify, or your own infrastructure.

Headless / Next.js / Astro: use the exported design as a reference for component builds in your framework of choice.

A reseller playbook

Positioning: “We deliver modern website redesigns in 7 days, starting at $5,000.”

Lead generation: SEO, cold outreach, referrals from marketing partners, RFPs.

Discovery call: run the prospect’s URL through Revamp before the call. Open with a live preview.

Scoping: standard 7-day turnaround with scope tiers (Lite / Standard / Premium). Use our free Website Redesign Quote + Proposal Generator to build the proposal.

Delivery: Day 1 generate with Revamp. Days 2–4 customize in your stack. Days 5–6 client review + iterate. Day 7 launch.

Retainer upsell: ongoing content, SEO, and feature work after launch.

When white-label isn’t the right framing

A couple of situations where “white-label” language can mislead:

• If your clients directly engage with the Revamp platform themselves, that’s co-branded partnership, not white-label. That’s a conversation for the Enterprise tier, not the self-serve plans.
• If you’re reselling Revamp as a SaaS product with your own branding on the UI, that’s an OEM arrangement. Again — Enterprise conversation.

For 99% of agencies, what you want is: use Revamp internally, export code, deliver under your brand. That’s fully supported on Pro and Business plans.

Related reading

• AI website redesign from any URL (workflow)
• Website redesign pricing packages
• 12 best AI website redesign tools in 2026
• For freelance web designers
• For marketing agencies

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