White Label & Overflow Development

Build capacity for agencies, under your brand.

Wilde Digital takes discrete builds and overflow work for design studios, marketing agencies, and consultancies. You keep the client relationship and the credit. You get a direct line to the person writing the code.

Best fit for a discrete build, a busy period, or specialised work you do not want to hire for permanently. Not a fit for full-time staff augmentation or large multi-team programmes — this is a one-person studio and says so up front.

Your Brand On The Work Code Ownership Transferred No Retainer Minimum Eastern Time Overlap Paid Pilot First
The arrangement

The terms agencies actually ask about, answered before you ask

Every one of these is a question a careful agency asks a new development partner. They are answered here so the first call can be about the work instead of the paperwork.

Attribution

You get the credit

The work ships under your brand. No public credit, no portfolio post without your written permission, and no direct contact with your client unless you want it. Your client does not need to know a subcontractor exists.

Ownership

You own the code

Source lands in your repository under your account on final payment. No proprietary framework you have to keep renting, and no dependency on Wilde Digital to maintain what was built.

Commitment

Start with one small pilot

No retainer, no minimum. Most partnerships begin with a single low-risk paid project so you can judge code quality and communication before anything larger. Repeat work then runs off a master agreement, so each build starts at scope rather than negotiation.

Where agencies use this

Four situations this is built for

All four are capacity or specialisation problems, not strategy problems — you already know what the client needs.

Evidence

Judge the engineering before you commit a client to it

These are Wilde Digital's own systems, documented with their stack, test counts, and the architectural decisions behind them — so you can assess the work rather than take a claim on trust.

Internal Project · Observed Technical Result

Opportunity Scanner

A website-audit engine running 43 deterministic rules across six categories into a weighted, client-ready report. Untrusted URLs are fetched behind an SSRF-hardened boundary, and AI only rephrases findings the rules already verified — so the report is correct with AI switched off. 216 Vitest cases plus a Playwright end-to-end flow.

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Internal Project · Observed Technical Result

Referral Tracker

A referral and commission system on Prisma/PostgreSQL with hand-rolled JWT auth and Zod on every boundary. Partner isolation is enforced by server-side query projection rather than hidden UI, and a dedicated test proves one partner cannot read another's data.

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Wilde Digital labels every project by evidence class. These are internal builds with observed technical results, not client outcome claims — the distinction is kept deliberately. See all work →

Working together

Direct line to the developer, in your timezone

Wilde Digital is based in Hamilton, Ontario and works in Eastern Time, overlapping the full working day for agencies across Canada and the United States. You brief the person who writes the code — there is no account manager in the middle, and nothing is lost relaying it. Rates are quoted per scoped project rather than by the hour; see pricing for the current build tiers.

FAQ

Partner questions

Is the work genuinely white-labelled?

Yes. You present the work under your own brand and your client never has to know a subcontractor was involved. Wilde Digital is not credited publicly, does not contact your client directly unless you ask, and does not add the project to a public portfolio without your written permission.

Who owns the code?

You do, on final payment. Source is delivered in your repository, under your account, with no proprietary framework you have to keep paying for and no dependency on Wilde Digital to maintain it afterwards.

Is there a retainer or minimum commitment?

No. Most agency relationships start with one small paid pilot so you can judge code quality and communication on something low-risk. If it works, later projects run off a master agreement so each build starts with a scope instead of a fresh negotiation.

What are the timezone and communication arrangements?

Wilde Digital is based in Hamilton, Ontario and works in Eastern Time, which overlaps the full working day for agencies across Canada and the United States. You talk directly to the developer building the work — there is no account manager relaying messages.

Can I see code before committing?

Yes. Several systems are documented publicly with their stack, test counts, and architectural decisions, including a website-audit engine with 43 deterministic rules and 216 Vitest cases plus a Playwright end-to-end flow, and a referral and commission system whose partner isolation is enforced by server-side query projection and proven by a dedicated test.

What is out of scope?

Wilde Digital is a one-person studio, so it is a poor fit for large simultaneous multi-team programmes or full-time staff augmentation. It is a good fit for discrete builds, overflow during a busy period, and specialised work your team does not want to hire for permanently.