The Real Benefits of White-Label Web Design for Agencies
If you're running a design or marketing agency, chances are your clients are asking for websites — and if web design isn't your core offering, that's a problem worth solving.
White-label web design is how a lot of agencies handle this quietly and effectively. You bring in a specialist, the work goes out under your brand, and your client gets a great result. Everyone wins.
Hot Lizard Designs has been doing exactly this for agencies across Perth, Australia, and internationally. Here's why it works.
You grow your offering without growing your team
Hiring a full-time web designer is a big commitment — salary, tools, onboarding, management. With a white-label partner, you can add web design to your service list and only pay when you need it. It scales with your workload, not against it.
Turnaround times that actually work
We specialise in Squarespace and know the platform inside out. Most edits are done within 24–48 hours. Full websites typically land within a week. That's the kind of reliability that keeps your clients happy and your projects on schedule.
Your agency stays focused
The best agencies know what to own and what to outsource. If web dev isn't your zone, handing it to someone who eats and breathes it means better results for your clients and less stress for your team.
Perth-based, but built for working remotely
We're based in Perth, but we've worked with agencies and graphic designers right across Australia and overseas. Remote collaboration is just how we work — no fuss, no friction.
Your brand, your credit
Everything we build goes out under your name. Your clients see your agency delivering a polished, professional Squarespace website. We stay behind the scenes.
If you're an agency looking for a reliable white-label web design partner, get in touch with Hot Lizard Designs. We'd love to hear what you're working on.
“Kati was great to work with - very responsive and knowledgeable. The site came together quite quickly after I provided her all the assets she needed to commence the project. I sent her a fairly tight rendering of what the site was to look like, which she followed very faithfully. My client is thrilled with the site.”