White-Label AI Site Production Line (10-14 days)
A repeatable production system that turns a client intake brief into a hosted, white-labeled site with defined revision caps, so agencies can serve sub-$2,000 builds without eroding delivery margin. The offer is the production line, not the generator. Time: 10-14 days.
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White-Label AI Site Production Line (10-14 days)
A repeatable production system that turns a client intake brief into a hosted, white-labeled site with defined revision caps, so agencies can serve sub-$2,000 builds without eroding delivery margin. The offer is the production line, not the generator.
- A signed scope that caps revisions at two rounds and names the page count before generation starts. Client brand assets, approved copy sources, and a named approver with authority to sign off. A platform shortlist scored on white-label depth, export path, accessibility controls, and hosting terms. Baseline labor data from at least one prior site build, so the margin model uses real hours rather than estimates. A governance rule for what client data may enter the generation prompt.
- 1.Run the intake session and capture page inventory, tone rules, and must-keep content
- 2.Document the client's approval chain and the single sign-off owner
- 3.Log the current cost per site from the last three comparable builds
- 1.Score two or three candidate platforms against the white-label and export checklist
- 2.Test whether the generated markup can leave the platform without a rebuild
- 3.Confirm hosting, SSL, and backup terms in writing before committing
- 1.Build the master prompt set for the client's vertical and tone
- 2.Generate the first full draft of the site structure
- 3.Record generation time and the number of manual corrections required
- 1.Replace generated placeholder copy with client-approved source material
- 2.Swap stock imagery for licensed or client-supplied assets
- 3.Flag any claim in the draft that needs legal or compliance review
- 1.Apply the white-label layer so the client sees the agency brand only
- 2.Configure forms, tracking, and the analytics handoff
- 3.Set the staging URL and lock editing permissions to the delivery team
- 1.Run the accessibility pass on headings, contrast, and alt text
- 2.Check mobile breakpoints and page weight against the performance target
- 3.Fix the top issues and log the rest for the client review round
- 1.Send the review link with a written list of what is in scope for changes
- 2.Collect consolidated feedback in one pass rather than threaded comments
- 3.Confirm the revision count against the contract cap
- 1.Apply round-one revisions and re-run the accessibility and performance checks
- 2.Update the margin model with actual hours logged to date
- 3.Escalate any scope creep request as a separate change order
- 1.Connect the domain and verify DNS, SSL, and redirect behavior
- 2.Test every form, checkout path, and confirmation email end to end
- 3.Capture the pre-launch screenshot set for the handover pack
- 1.Publish the site and confirm indexing settings
- 2.Deliver the handover pack with credentials, edit guide, and support terms
- 3.Book the 30-day check-in and close the build in the project system
The margin comes from capping revisions and reusing the same intake, prompt set, and QA checklist across every build, which drops delivery hours per site from a bespoke 40-plus down to a repeatable 12 to 18. Agencies can then price at $3,500 to $9,000 while carrying a platform cost under $600 a month, and the white-label layer keeps the client relationship on the agency's brand rather than the vendor's. The offer only stays profitable if the revision cap is enforced, because unbounded feedback rounds are what turn a fixed-fee build into an hourly loss.
- A hosted, white-labeled site with domain, SSL, and analytics connected
- A documented intake-to-launch production checklist the team can reuse
- A margin model showing actual hours, platform cost, and revision count per site
- A client handover pack with credentials, edit guide, and support scope
- A governance note stating what client data may enter the generation prompt
The client's site is live on their own domain under the agency's brand, the handover pack is accepted in writing, and the logged build hours sit within the margin model's target range.