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PandaCodeGen
What Your Current Dev Partner Won't Tell You

White label web development.You handle clients. We stay invisible.

PandaCodeGen builds white-label custom Next.js sites under agency brands, under a mutual NDA, with commercial terms agreed per partner in writing.

You're paying an offshore dev shop $50/hr and still missing deadlines. Or you're juggling three freelancers who all ghost you mid-project. Your client blames YOU when it breaks. You eat the margin hit to fix it.

We ship in 3 weeks. Your client thinks you did it. No account managers. No middle-men. You talk to the engineer writing the code. We stay invisible. Your brand. Your client. Your margin.

3

Founding agency partners

mutual NDAs signed

First 3

White-label builds shipped

under partner brands

Founding-rate

Partner pricing available

for early partners

3 weeks

Avg build time

vs 8-12 typical

Numbers as of July 2026. Honest, not inflated.

The proof is public: see the builds in our work portfolio.

The White-Label Flow

White-label web development, four steps. Zero surprises.

Your client never knows we exist. You keep the relationship, the brand, and the margin.

01

You Pitch. We Scope.

Same day

You win the client (that's your skill). Send us the brief + requirements. We aim to return a fixed-scope quote within one to two business days, subject to brief completeness. A mutual NDA is signed before you send client details.

02

We Build. Invisibly.

Days 4-14

Custom Next.js build under your brand. Your GitHub, your Vercel, your domain, your deploys. We communicate only with you. Your client never knows we exist.

03

You Review. Client Approves.

Days 15-18

You get weekly check-ins and a staging URL. Your client reviews. Any changes route through you. Delivery under your agency brand.

04

You Invoice. You Keep the Margin.

Day 21

You invoice the client at your rate. You pay us our fixed scope. You keep the spread. No revenue share surprises. No hidden fees.

Scope and Commercial Review

Choose a planning path. Confirm the project in writing.

These options organize the discovery conversation; they are not quotes or delivery promises. Final scope, price, timing, acceptance tests, support, ownership, and remedies are stated in the accepted written project terms, which may be a concise quote or order summary or a more detailed agreement.

Before Discovery

Working assumptions

Features, integrations, content, migration risk, and dependencies still need review.

After Discovery

Written proposal

The approved scope records commitments, assumptions, exclusions, milestones, and acceptance.

Scope option

Referral Partner

Requirements for this path are reviewed before any commercial or delivery commitment is made.

  • Deliverables, exclusions, and required client inputs
  • Dependencies, acceptance method, and change process
  • Payment, support, ownership, licensing, and handover terms
Planning Path

Scope option

White-Label Partner

Requirements for this path are reviewed before any commercial or delivery commitment is made.

  • Deliverables, exclusions, and required client inputs
  • Dependencies, acceptance method, and change process
  • Payment, support, ownership, licensing, and handover terms

Scope option

Joint Venture Partner

Requirements for this path are reviewed before any commercial or delivery commitment is made.

  • Deliverables, exclusions, and required client inputs
  • Dependencies, acceptance method, and change process
  • Payment, support, ownership, licensing, and handover terms

Public examples do not replace a quote. Third-party fees, client dependencies, migration risk, and out-of-scope work are identified during discovery and documented in the proposal.

Partner Questions

The specific stuff agency owners ask before they sign.

NDA-First Partnership

Keep your client. Keep your margin.

Apply today, NDA signed within 24 hours, first project quote within 48. You keep running your agency. We stay invisible.

Before we start

What goes in the written agreement.

Everything above describes how we normally work. What actually binds either side is the signed partner agreement, which covers:

  • Confidentiality and permitted client contact
  • Branding and white-label boundaries
  • Scope, acceptance, revisions, and change control
  • Price, invoicing, tax, commission, and payment timing
  • Accounts, source, licenses, data, and handover
  • Support, warranty, incident, and escalation process
  • Capacity, response targets, dependencies, and holidays
  • Termination, retention, deletion, and ongoing obligations

No commission, margin, delivery window, response time, exclusivity, support period, or ownership transfer applies unless it appears in the signed terms for that engagement.