White-label web development partner
for design and digital agencies
Your team is at capacity. The client can’t wait. We step in, handle the engineering, and hand it back clean. Under your brand or as a named partner. No long-term commitment, no competing for your clients.
Start with one project, overflow support, or ongoing monthly capacity.
Your clients
stay your clients
The first question most agencies have. Here is the direct answer, and it can go into the partnership agreement if you want it formalised.
We work on the projects you bring to us. No pitching against you, no contacting your clients, no taking contacts from shared work. This can be written into the partnership agreement.
Full white-label delivery: no Oberig branding in code or communications, no direct client contact, NDA signed before anything starts. Or named subcontractor if your client prefers transparency.
Strategy, design, client management stay yours. We own implementation and hand it back clean. Agency partners have worked with us for years because the boundary is clear and stays clear.
Registered in Slovenia, EU. Developers work in CET/CEST. No timezone gap. EU contracting and GDPR-aware delivery process for agencies working with European clients.
When agencies usually bring us in
Most requests fall into one of these four patterns. If yours is different, tell us anyway.
Overflow on active projects
Your team is full, the deadline is real, and you cannot turn the client down. We plug in as extra capacity for the duration of the crunch. One developer or a small group, for weeks or months. No permanent commitment on either side.
Custom dev on top of Webflow or no-code
Webflow-first or no-code agencies often hit the edge of what the platform can do. Complex logic, third-party integrations, custom backend, headless setups. We handle the parts that need code so you do not have to turn the project down or bring in a random freelancer.
Full implementation for design-led agencies
UX and branding agencies that do not have in-house developers. You own the design and the client relationship. We own the implementation. You present it, we built it. NDA and white-label available if needed.
AI features your clients are asking for
Clients are asking about AI integrations and your team does not have that depth yet. We build the AI layer: document processing, chatbots, workflow automation, LLM integrations. Your agency delivers the capability, we do the engineering.
What agencies can safely delegate to us
Specific engineering work your team does not have capacity or depth for. We own implementation, you keep strategy, design, and client communication.
Frontend implementation
React, Vue, TypeScript, responsive UI, component-based builds, Figma-to-code, accessibility basics. From landing pages to complex product interfaces.
Backend and integrations
Node.js, Python, PHP/Laravel, REST and GraphQL APIs, authentication, payment flows, CRM connectors, third-party system integrations.
AI features
Document processing, internal assistants, workflow automation, LLM integrations. We build the AI layer so your agency can deliver it under your brand.
Maintenance and modernisation
Bug fixing, performance improvements, legacy code cleanup, gradual refactoring. Especially useful when a client project needs ongoing technical care after launch.
From first message to first delivery
A practical setup without heavy procurement overhead. NDA can be signed before scope is shared.
- 01
Brief and fit check
Tell us what you need: a full project, a project part, overflow capacity, or a specific developer profile. Share the scope, stack, timeline, and delivery model. We confirm whether we can help and what setup makes sense.
- 02
NDA and setup
We agree on white-label or named-partner mode, sign NDA if needed, and define access to repos, tools, design files, and communication channels before work starts.
- 03
Scope, team, and rate
We define the delivery setup: fixed scope, hourly work, monthly capacity, one developer, or a small team. You get a clear estimate, rate, and start plan before anyone begins.
- 04
Build inside your workflow
We work in your tools: Slack, Jira, Linear, GitHub, GitLab, Figma, or whatever your team uses. We can work fully behind your brand or as a named subcontractor, depending on the project.
- 05
Delivery, handoff, or ongoing support
We deliver the agreed work, document what matters, and hand it off cleanly. If the project continues, we stay as ongoing capacity. If it wraps, we close access and leave the project tidy.
How agencies typically work with us
Three patterns. Pick the one that fits how you run projects.
Project by project
You bring a specific project or a part of a project. We scope it, agree on rate and timeline, deliver. No ongoing commitment. Good for testing the partnership before going deeper.
Ongoing overflow capacity
You have a rough monthly volume of work that overflows your team. We stay on standby and absorb the overflow as it comes. Hourly billing, monthly summary. No minimum, no retainer lock-in.
White-label delivery
You present it, we build it. No Oberig branding anywhere. NDA signed before kickoff. We communicate only with you, not your client. Good for design and branding agencies delivering full-stack products.
Partner pricing that leaves room for your margin
Agency work only makes sense if the numbers work for both sides. Our rates are built so you can add your margin and still keep the final client price reasonable.
Our pricing combines EU contracting from Slovenia with Ukrainian and European engineering talent. Rate confirmed in writing before work starts.
What this looks like in practice
Delivery examples from team extension and subcontracting work. The model is the same agencies need: extra engineering capacity, clear handoff, no hiring overhead. Client names are confidential.
Frontend and backend overflow for e-commerce build
A Netherlands product company needed extra frontend and backend capacity for a platform build their team could not handle alone on schedule. A React and Node.js developer from our team joined the project and worked as part of their crew for two years.
Two .NET engineers for platform migration
A US logistics software company needed to migrate a legacy system without slowing their product roadmap. Two senior .NET developers from our side joined and worked independently, keeping the migration on track while the internal team stayed focused on new features.
LLM engineer for German internal AI product
A German company needed an AI engineer to build a retrieval-based internal assistant their team had no capacity to develop. A senior Python engineer from our side joined, designed the pipeline, and took the project from early prototype to a working internal tool.
AI agent layer for Austrian SaaS product
An Austrian SaaS company wanted to ship AI-driven workflow automation features but had no one internally with the right experience. An AI engineer from our team built the agent layer on top of their existing backend. The feature shipped on time.
White-label partner, freelancer, or in-house hire?
For agencies, the real question is not only cost. It is control, client safety, delivery risk, and whether the numbers still leave room for your margin.
| Freelancer | In-house hire | Oberig as partner | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Small isolated tasks | Permanent core roles | Repeat technical delivery for agencies |
| Start time | Fast if available | Usually 2–4 months | Days to 1–2 weeks |
| White-label option | Depends on person | N/A, internal team | Yes, NDA included |
| Client poaching risk | Depends on contract | N/A | Non-solicitation clause available |
| Agency margin | Hard to plan | High fixed cost | Partner rates built for resale |
| Backup if fit is wrong | Usually none | Recruit again | Replacement available |
| Agency workflow fit | Varies by person | Full internal fit | Slack, Jira, GitHub, Linear |
| Commitment | Project-based | Long-term employment | Project-based or monthly |
What is a white-label development partner for agencies?
A white-label development partner is an external engineering team that builds websites, web apps, integrations, and software features under an agency's brand. The agency owns the client relationship and presents the work. The development partner handles technical delivery.
This model helps design, branding, Webflow, and digital agencies accept technical projects without hiring permanent developers or redirecting the client to another vendor.
Agency partnership questions
What is a development partner for agencies?
A development partner for agencies is an external dev team that handles implementation work on behalf of the agency. The agency keeps the client relationship and presents the work; the dev partner builds it. This lets agencies take on more projects or more complex technical work without hiring permanent developers. The arrangement can be white-label (fully under the agency brand) or transparent (client knows there is a subcontractor).
Do you work white-label for agencies?
Yes. We can deliver entirely under your agency brand: no Oberig branding in code, documentation, or communications; no direct contact with your client; NDA signed before anything starts. We also work as a named subcontractor if your client prefers transparency. You decide what fits the project and the client relationship.
Will you approach our clients directly?
No. We do not do business development around our agency partners. We work on the projects you bring to us, and we do not use those engagements to establish a direct relationship with your clients. This can be written into the partnership agreement if you want it formalised.
How quickly can you start on an agency project?
For overflow work where the stack is standard (React, Node.js, Python, Vue), we can typically start within 1–2 weeks. For projects that need a more specific profile or a small team assembled from scratch, plan for 2–3 weeks. We tell you the realistic timeline upfront rather than promising what we cannot deliver.
What kind of work do agencies typically bring to you?
The most common patterns: overflow capacity on active projects when your team is full; custom development on top of Webflow or no-code platforms where the project needs code; full implementation for UX or branding agencies that do not have in-house engineers; AI feature development (chatbots, document processing, workflow automation) when clients ask for it and your team does not have that depth.
What are your rates for agency work?
Most agency partner roles fall in the €23–50/h range. QA and support start from €20/h. AI, DevOps, and niche senior profiles go up to €60/h. Monthly capacity from €3k/mo. No extra white-label fee. Rate confirmed in writing before work starts.
What happens if the developer is not the right fit?
We replace them. If the first match does not work after the first two weeks, we find a better fit at no extra cost. We would rather spend time finding the right person than keep a bad match running and damage your project.
Can you sign an NDA and a non-solicitation clause?
Yes. NDA can be signed before project details are shared. A non-solicitation or no-client-poaching clause can also be included in the partnership agreement. We understand this is a condition of trust for most agencies and are comfortable formalising it.
Can you work with our designers and project managers?
Yes. We work with agency PMs, designers, and account managers every day. We join your Slack, Jira, Linear, GitHub, GitLab, Figma, or other tools and follow your delivery process. We adapt to how your team works, not the other way round.
Do you help agencies with Webflow projects that need custom code?
Yes. We help Webflow and no-code agencies when a client project needs custom frontend logic, backend APIs, authentication, data processing, or integrations that go beyond what the platform can handle natively.
Can you estimate a project before we quote our client?
Yes. Send us the brief, Figma file, technical notes, or client requirements. For clear briefs, we can provide an initial estimate before you send the final quote to your client.
Ready to talk partnership?
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