The white label website builder built into every app you ship
Every app your agency builds on Buildfire already runs as a progressive web app. Turn it on, connect your client's domain, and hand over a white label website and app — one build, one bill, your brand on both.
Every white label app ships as a white label web app, too
Buildfire renders every app as a progressive web app behind the scenes. There's no separate site to design and no second CMS to update — it's the same screens, the same content, and the same plugins your client already has, reachable from a browser instead of an app store.
White label domain and branding, down to the favicon
Point any custom domain or subdomain at the site. Swap in your client's logo, colors, and favicon. Every mention of Buildfire comes off — what ships is a website your client would swear was custom-built.
Bundle the website and the app into one retainer
Most agencies quote a client's website and their app as two separate projects — sometimes two separate vendors. With the web companion built in, it's one build, one dashboard, and one retainer line covering both.
White label websites, answered
What exactly is the white label website?
It's the progressive web app version of the client app you already built on Buildfire — same screens, same content, same plugins — reachable from any browser at a domain you choose.
Do I need to design or build it separately?
No. Buildfire renders every app as a progressive web app behind the scenes, so there's no separate site to design and no second CMS to maintain — the same screens and the same content.
Can I put my client's own domain on it?
Yes. Point any custom domain or subdomain at the site, then swap in your client's logo, colors, and favicon.
Will my clients see any Buildfire branding?
No. Every mention of Buildfire comes off, so what you hand over is a website your client would assume you built for them.
How do agencies usually price this with clients?
Most agencies fold it into the same retainer as the app rather than quoting a second project — one build, one dashboard, and one retainer line covering both.
Does the website stay in sync when I update the app?
Yes. It updates the moment the app does — one edit publishes to both surfaces, so the site never drifts out of date behind the app.
Do my existing client apps get this, or only new ones?
Existing apps too. Every app built on Buildfire already runs as a progressive web app — you just turn it on and connect a domain.
Give every client an app and a website, from one build.
Book a demo and see the reseller dashboard where it all comes together.