White Label WordPress Development for Agencies

The overflow developer your clients never hear about.

White-label builds, integrations, paid media and AI automation for agencies that sell websites but don't carry a senior developer. I'm Matt: one reliable person, your brand on everything, and you'll always be talking to me.

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NDA standard 6 years agency-side Your brand, not mine UK hours covered, every day
Matt Buckley, white label WordPress developerMATT BUCKLEY · CELLSIOR

Former Buddhist monk. Ask on the call, it's a better story than most case studies.

From a client email, verbatim
“This is the first time I’ve seen any third party look at company withheld and so quickly be able to create concise, compelling, highly relevant wording. Very good work on your part. I’m impressed.” Name and company under NDA, which is rather the point.

And a true story: people from client teams I’ve worked with have applied for jobs at the agency I build through. That’s the relationship on offer.

The problem

Your pipeline sells websites. Your payroll doesn't build them.

Every agency between five and fifteen people hits the same wall. The strategy is yours, the client is yours, the deadline is yours, and the build lands on whichever freelancer answered the phone this month. One does the theme. Another does the integrations. A third runs the ads. None of them have met, and all of them need chasing.

And every agency owner carries the same scar: the freelancer who went quiet the week before launch. Or the one who found your client's email address. I built this service around making both impossible.

Call it white label web development, call it outsourcing your WordPress builds. The arrangement is simpler than the name: you sell it, I build it, your client never knows I exist.

You've lived the first half. The fix is what you're hiring.

What I take off your plate

One person, whole job.

BuildCustom WordPress, real code

Bespoke themes and plugins, ACF content models, multisite, WooCommerce. Clean code your next developer can read. No page-builder bloat, unless your stack demands it.

SignatureInteractive 3D & WebGL

Product viewers, configurators and hero sections your competitors can't quote for. The pieces that win pitches. See them below.

RescuePerformance & Core Web Vitals

Slow builds brought into the green, with before and after reports your client can read. My own custom stack scores 95+ on Lighthouse.

SearchSEO built in, not bolted on

Technical SEO, schema, clean migrations, SEO-led information architecture. Sites that arrive ranking-ready, plus on-page and content strategy when you need it.

GrowPaid media that converts

Google, Meta and LinkedIn Ads run white-label: campaign builds, landing page strategy, A/B testing. Tripled conversion rates on a five-figure monthly account.

MeasureAnalytics & reporting

GA4 and server-side tracking implemented properly, conversion events at template level, and Looker Studio dashboards you can put your own logo on.

ConnectIntegrations

Payments and webhooks, third-party APIs, CRM, booking systems, email platforms. The plumbing between your client's tools, done once and done right.

EdgeAI automation

Production AI systems, not prototypes: content pipelines, internal tools, reporting automations your agency can resell under its own name.

Why one person works: I build sites already thinking about the customer journey, the landing pages the ads will need, and the conversion tracking, at the template layer. Strategy, build and measurement stop being three vendors who have never met.
Certified: Google Ads (Search · Display · Video · Measurement)  |  Google Analytics 4  |  Looker Studio  |  Google UX Design  |  Semrush (SEO Fundamentals · Technical SEO · Keyword Research · Backlinks · Competitive Analysis)
The craft, live

Don't take my word for it. It's running right now.

Everything above runs on the same custom stack I'd use for your clients. More experiments live at cellsior.com/lab. Agency client work stays confidential, which is why you're looking at my own sites instead.

How it works

Built to be invisible.

NDA first

Standard, signed before we talk detail. Your client list is safe.

You brief me

Scope and a fixed quote up front. If a deadline is at risk you hear it early, never the week of.

I build under your brand

Files, staging, comms, all yours. As much or as little client contact as you want, including none.

You present it

Your name on the work. Nothing I build for you ever appears in my portfolio.

Never your client's inbox. Six years working under other people's brands. Staying invisible is the product.
Never a surprise. Weekly progress notes in plain English. Risks flagged the day I see them.
Never locked in. Clean handover docs with every build. You own everything.
Proof

Six years of being exactly this, for somebody else.

0 yrs
embedded in one agency's delivery team
0+
Lighthouse on my own custom-built stack
0×
conversion rate on a five-figure monthly ad account
0
client relationships ever compromised
For the last six years I've been the developer behind a European agency's largest international account, a global industrial manufacturer, building and running dozens of production WordPress sites across five technology verticals. The person their project managers hand things to when it has to be right. Agency and client under NDA, which is rather the point. References available in a call.

The stack is mine, from scratch. A complete custom WordPress theme and plugin suite; it runs cellsior.com at 95+ Lighthouse.

End-to-end delivery, named: Penny's Ark (charity), full site, payment integration with webhooks, and a third-party API performance fix.

The craft is public: live WebGL and 3D experiments at cellsior.com/lab.

AI in production: research engines, outreach systems, reporting tools, built and running, not slideware.

The timezone advantage

My afternoon is your morning.

I'm a British developer based in Thailand, six hours ahead. By your 9am I've already done half a day on your project, and I'm at my desk until your late afternoon. Urgent fixes land before your client wakes up. Six years of delivering for European clients on exactly this rhythm.

06:00your overnight, my morning build block
09:00your morning, work already delivered
12:00midday, live on Slack/email
16:00your afternoon, still at my desk
18:00handover notes before your evening
Questions agencies ask

The honest answers.

Why not just hire in-house?

If you have forty hours of dev work every week, you should. Most agencies your size have lumpy demand: three builds one month, none the next. I'm senior capacity you switch on per project, with no salary, notice period or quiet months.

Will you ever speak to our client?

Only if you ask me to, and then as your team. Plenty of agencies never introduce me at all. Either way your client's contact details never enter my systems, and the work never appears in my portfolio.

What do you actually cover?

WordPress first: custom themes, ACF, WooCommerce, multisite, plus Shopify and the integration layer around everything. On the marketing side: technical SEO, Google, Meta and LinkedIn Ads, GA4 and server-side tracking, Looker Studio reporting. If your team works in a page builder, I can work in it too; I'd just rather show you the faster way.

How do you charge?

A fixed quote per project, or a simple day rate for ongoing cover. Agreed up front, no surprises on the invoice. White-label means you set your own margin on top.

How fast can you start?

Usually within the week. Tell me the deadline on the call and you'll get a straight answer, not an optimistic one.

Got a build you need off your plate?

Twenty minutes. Bring the project that's keeping you up; I'll tell you honestly what it needs, what it costs and when it can land.

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