White-label web application development
For white-label web application development, Boffin Coders is the engineering team behind agencies: portals, dashboards, SaaS products and APIs in React, Next.js, Node.js and NestJS, built under your brand. We sign non-circumvention before scoping, work in a repository you name and never contact your client unless you ask.
- 4.9 across 20 reviews on Clutch and GoodFirms
- Eleven apps of our own on Google Play and the App Store
- In business since 2017
- Non-circumvention signed before scoping
Delivery flow
Web applications, from your brief to your client
- NDA and non-circumvention, signed before scoping
- Handover in your name
- React
- Next.js
- Node.js
- NestJS
- TypeScript
- MongoDB
How white-label web application development works with us
You sell the web application and keep the client. Boffin Coders builds the front end in React or Next.js and the backend in Node.js or NestJS, with the database and APIs under it, in a repository you name from the first commit. Your client gets logins, records and screens built for how their team works, and you present every release yourself.
Six gaps in agency delivery, and how we fill them
The common reasons an agency needs development help it does not have in house, and what a white-label partner does about each one.
You won work your team does not build
Say yes to it. Boffin Coders builds it under your brand in the stack it needs, to a written scope agreed before development starts, and you keep the client and the sign-off. The work is white-label app development, web applications or AI features, and you see it before you pay.
A developer left in the middle of a project
Boffin Coders picks up the code where it stands. We get access to your repository and deployment, read the code before changing anything, and report on all the work done to date. Then we carry on in two-week sprints under your brand. For someone full time on your team, profiles arrive within two working days: dedicated developers.
Too much work this month, too little next month
Add capacity by the sprint instead of hiring for a peak. Boffin Coders works to a written scope for each piece of work, so you can start with one sprint, check what was delivered against what was asked, and scale as trust builds, from one sprint to dedicated capacity.
One project needs a skill nobody on your team has
A Shopify store move, a Flutter app, a headless CMS or a chatbot on your client’s own content: Boffin Coders brings that one skill for that one project, under your name. The code is written by our own employees in Mohali, not subcontracted, and it lands in the repository you name. See white-label web design and CMS.
Your client needs work done outside your hours
Our office day is Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm IST. Wherever you are, that is either a shared part of your day or a build day whose progress is in your repository by your morning. Boffin Coders joins calls in your working hours when you need them, replies usually the same working day, and keeps you updated in Jira, Slack or your project board.
Your client wants support after launch
Boffin Coders stays on behind your brand for support and maintenance, on accounts your client owns, and your client’s project stays out of our portfolio. Two clients have paid us every month since 2017, and we keep eleven apps of our own current in the stores.
Web application work you can sell without hiring for it
Six kinds of web application work, all delivered under your brand.
Portals and dashboards
Logins for your client’s customers, staff or students, each seeing their own records, and screens that show the team what is happening.
SaaS products
Accounts, roles, billing and admin for a product your client owns and runs under their own name.
React and Next.js front ends
Fast, search-friendly interfaces. For one person by the month, hire React developers or Next.js developers.
Node.js and NestJS backends
APIs, background jobs and integrations. Monthly help: Node.js developers or NestJS developers.
APIs and integrations
REST and GraphQL APIs, and connections to the systems your client already runs, through their published APIs. Whole-stack help: MERN stack developers.
Older systems, moved
PHP or .NET to Node.js, module by module, with every URL checked. More on legacy modernisation.
Three ways to fill a development gap
Hiring, a freelancer, or a white-label partner, compared on what your client will notice.
| Boffin Coders, white-label | Hire in-house | A freelancer | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to start | Profiles within two working days for a dedicated developer. A sprint starts once the written scope is agreed | A hiring round, then a notice period | Days, if the right person is free |
| Commitment | One piece of work to start, paid after you have seen it, then scale as trust builds | Salary, benefits and notice | Per project, on their terms |
| Who your client sees | Only you: we never contact your client unless you ask | Your team | Depends on the contract |
| Protection | Mutual NDA and non-circumvention, signed before scoping | Employment contract | Depends on the contract |
| Code and accounts | In the repository you name, on accounts your client owns | Yours | Depends on the contract |
| Who writes the code | Our own employees in Mohali, India, with no subcontracting | Your employees | The freelancer you hired |
| Replies | Usually the same working day, in your tools | In the office | When they are free |
| Range of skills | An eighteen-person team across web, mobile, AI and SEO | The people you hire | One person |
| Who checks the work | You: every change arrives as a pull request with its notes and tests, and you see it before your client does | Your senior staff | Whoever you assign to review it |
Quality you can check at every step
Boffin Coders gives your agency something to check at every step, because your client judges your agency by the work: a written scope locked before development, pull requests in your repository with notes and tests, every change seen by you before your client, and our invoice only after you have reviewed the work.
Step 1 of 4
Before any code
We go through the brief with you and ask the questions your client would ask later. The scope of work is written down and locked before development starts, so both sides can check what was asked for against what was delivered. Minor adjustments are part of the work, bigger changes are scoped as new work, and you pay only after you have seen it.
What you get to check
- Mutual NDA and non-circumvention, signed before scoping
- A written scope of work, locked before development starts
- One point of contact who knows your brief
Step 2 of 4
In your repository, in the open
Our own employees in Mohali write the code, with no subcontracting. It goes into the repository you name from the first commit, and every change arrives as a pull request you can read, with the notes and tests that go with it.
What you get to check
- Pull requests in your repository, ready for your review
- Notes and tests with the work, not after it
- Stand-ups and sprint reviews in your hours, updates in Jira or your board
- Replies usually the same working day
Step 3 of 4
You see it first
You see every change before your client does and present the work yourself. Our name is not on it, and we never contact your client unless you ask.
What you get to check
- Every change in front of you before your client
- Built under your brand on every deliverable
- Your client deals only with you
- Our invoice only after you have reviewed the work
Step 4 of 4
Still there after launch
Launch goes out under your name, then we stay on for delivery support and maintenance behind your brand. Two clients have paid us every month since 2017, and we keep eleven apps of our own current in the stores.
What you get to check
- Launch under your name, on accounts your client owns
- Support and maintenance behind your brand
- Your client’s project kept out of our portfolio
- You own the code and IP, or your client does, as your agreement says
Direct clients buy the same work as web application development. The partner terms for every service are on the main white-label development page.
What you can check before a call
Reviews we cannot edit, and work you can open.
“Boffin Coders have done an exceptional work. Communicative, responsive, and hard working. Worked independently without much guidance and have been very efficient doing so.”
Tom Weiss
CTO, MagnifiCode
“Boffin Team has been a great value to our project, and we are extremely satisfied with this professionalism. Working with Boffin Coders was a pleasure, and I would recommend Boffin Coders for Flutter projects.”
Upwork client
Flutter developer to work on existing code
“Thanks [Boffin Coders] for helping us in this project. We are happy with the results. If we need additional features, we for sure get in touch.”
Upwork client
Software development
Next.js platforms you can open
Timezones.in runs 10,723 pages on Next.js, and Clinevo and Maurice Andrews Solicitors are Next.js platforms we built. This website runs on Next.js too.
Node.js backends you can open
Hooaah, Perpetual Memoriam and Maurice Andrews Solicitors run on Node.js backends we built. Each project page links the live platform.
React front ends you can open
Nook, Apex Sports and Kokozi are React front ends we built. Each project page links the live product.
Two clients since 2017
Two clients have paid us every month since 2017. Most of our long-running work is under NDA, so we walk through it on a call rather than name it here.
Eleven apps of our own
Eleven apps published under our own name, ten on Google Play and eight on the App Store, built and kept up to date by the same team.
4.9 across 20 reviews
Rated 4.9 across 20 independent reviews on Clutch and GoodFirms, including agencies we have built for. We cannot edit them.
See the work before you pay
We start on your first piece of work and you review it in your repository. We invoice after you have reviewed it, never up front. Start small and scale as trust builds, from one sprint to dedicated capacity.
Rather write first? Send a partner enquiry.
- Built under your brand on every deliverable
- Code in the repository you name from the first commit
- You own the code and IP, or your client does, as your agreement says
- Mutual NDA and non-circumvention signed before scoping
Invoiced after you see the work
We invoice your agency after you have reviewed the work, never up front. In US dollars. The price depends on the complexity of the work and the seniority of the people on it, and the written scope says what each piece covers.
- Agency sprint
- $2,000 per two-week sprint
- Under your brand, invoiced after you see the work.
- Other work, by the hour
- $18-38 an hour
- Depends on the complexity of the work and the seniority of the people on it.
White-label web applications by market
Our office day on your clock, how calls and updates run, and how billing works where you are.
Your morning shared, 3.5 hours of a 9 to 5 day, 9am to 12:30pm GMT. Covers Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Man and Gibraltar.
Your morning shared on London’s clock, 3.5 hours of a 9 to 5 day, 9am to 12:30pm GMT, with clients in Northern Ireland too.
The day’s progress in your repository by your morning, with calls in your hours and updates in Jira or Slack.
The day’s progress in your repository by your morning, English and French sites, and a Canadian platform you can open.
Your afternoon shared, 3.5 hours of a 9 to 5 day, 1:30pm to 5pm AEST, with calls in your hours outside it.
The end of your afternoon shared, 1.5 hours of a 9 to 5 day, 3:30pm to 5pm NZST, and calls outside it when you need them.
Work in English, billing in euro or Swiss francs, 4.5 hours of a 9 to 5 day, 9am to 1:30pm CET.
Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Belgium, Luxembourg, Croatia, Cyprus and Malta, with one team working in English.
White-label development by service
Each line of work has its own page: what we build, the proof, and the price.
WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Duda, Wix, Squarespace, Framer and headless CMS builds.
Flutter and React Native apps for iOS and Android, released from your client’s store accounts.
Chatbots, document AI and automation that keep your client’s data on their own servers.
What agency owners ask about white-label web applications
No. Non-circumvention and non-solicitation are contractual and signed before scoping. We never approach, market to or take on your clients ourselves, and every deliverable carries your brand. Boffin Coders signs both before scoping, so your client deals only with you from the first brief to the last release.
Not answered here?
Your next web application, built under your name
Book a 20-minute partner call. Bring one live brief and we will tell you plainly whether we fit.