White-Label Site Production Offer (10-14 days)
A repeatable production line that turns AI-generated site drafts into client-ready, white-label hosted builds with fixed revision caps and a documented margin model. It gives agencies a defensible small-budget web offer instead of a one-off experiment. Time: 10-14 days.
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White-Label Site Production Offer (10-14 days)
A repeatable production line that turns AI-generated site drafts into client-ready, white-label hosted builds with fixed revision caps and a documented margin model. It gives agencies a defensible small-budget web offer instead of a one-off experiment.
- [Signed scope defining page count, revision rounds, and hosting term, Client brand assets and a single named approver per side, Chosen platform with white-label dashboard and export rights confirmed in writing, Baseline labor rate and target gross margin per build, Accessibility and performance acceptance thresholds agreed before kickoff]
- 1.Inventory the client's current site, page count, and content owners
- 2.Set the revision cap and name the single approver
- 3.Log baseline labor rate and target margin per build
- 1.Generate first-draft pages from the client's business description and existing URL
- 2.Map generated sections against the agreed page inventory
- 3.Flag any page the platform cannot produce without custom work
- 1.Replace generated copy with client-approved messaging
- 2.Confirm image licensing and swap stock assets where needed
- 3.Record every manual edit as a labor line item
- 1.Apply brand tokens, typography, and spacing rules
- 2.Standardize reusable blocks so later builds inherit the same structure
- 3.Document the block library for reuse across the client roster
- 1.Run accessibility checks on contrast, alt text, and form labels
- 2.Test mobile breakpoints and navigation behavior
- 3.Log defects with owner and severity
- 1.Measure load time and core web vitals on staging
- 2.Compress assets and defer non-critical scripts
- 3.Re-test after each fix and record before/after numbers
- 1.Configure the white-label dashboard under the agency brand
- 2.Set client user roles and content permissions
- 3.Connect domain, SSL, and email routing
- 1.Walk the client approver through the staging build
- 2.Collect consolidated feedback in one pass, not threaded messages
- 3.Convert feedback into a scoped change list
- 1.Apply approved changes within the revision cap
- 2.Quote any out-of-scope request as a separate line item
- 3.Confirm the client accepts the change list in writing
- 1.Publish to production and verify redirects
- 2.Hand over credentials and a short editing guide
- 3.Close the build with a margin reconciliation against the original estimate
The margin comes from capping revisions and reusing a block library, so the second build costs materially less labor than the first. Agencies can price at a fixed setup fee plus a hosting retainer because the platform cost is predictable and the delivery hours are bounded by the revision cap. Without that cap, revision load eats the spread between the setup fee and actual production hours.
- White-labeled production site with client-owned domain and SSL
- Block library and brand token file reusable on future builds
- Accessibility and performance test log with before/after metrics
- Revision ledger showing hours used against the cap
- Margin reconciliation sheet comparing estimate to actual delivery cost
The site is live on the client's domain, the approver has signed off in writing, and the margin reconciliation shows actual delivery hours within the agreed cap.