Brizy White-Label Break-Even
Brizy's plan ladder sets a hard floor on what an agency can charge.
By InnovaAI ResearchPublished
What is Brizy White-Label Break-Even?
“White Label at $159/mo → pays back at 2 client sites”
Brizy's plan ladder sets a hard floor on what an agency can charge. Personal at $19/mo covers 1 website, Agency at $69/mo covers 10, and White Label at $159/mo covers the same 10 sites but strips Brizy branding from client-facing surfaces. The gap between Agency and White Label is $90/mo, or $1,080/yr, and that is the number an agency must recover before white-label delivery turns a profit. Run the math against the Starter Site Launch offer at $1,350: one build clears the annual premium with room left over, two builds make the tier comfortable, and a single $500 landing page does not. Additional sites at $8/mo each mean a 20-site book adds $80/mo on top of the $159 base, so agencies scaling past 10 clients should model the per-site line before quoting retainers. Treat the $159 tier as a fixed cost to amortize across the client roster, not a per-project expense.
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- StrategyWhy Brizy's White Label Tier Is a Margin Trap Worth Pricing Carefully
- Evaluation RuleBrizy Rule: Buy White Label at $159/mo Only When Client Sites Clear Ten
- Decision FrameworkBrizy: Buy vs Skip (White-Label Website Delivery for Agencies)
- Failure PatternThe Brizy White Label Trap: Why Agencies Fail to Recover the $159/mo Tier
- Implementation BlueprintBrizy White-Label Client Site Launch (5-7 days)
- Operating ProcedureBrizy White-Label Rebrand and Client Site Provisioning (Onboarding)