Partnerships
Two ways to work with us without becoming a client.
White-label delivery for agencies and freelancers who sold work they'd rather not build, and a referral arrangement for people who keep meeting businesses with terrible websites.
White label, for agencies and freelancers
You sold a website or a local SEO retainer and now you need it built. We build it under your name. Your client never hears from us, the work ships on your brand, and you keep the relationship and the margin you set.
This works particularly well if you're a designer who doesn't want to touch local SEO, a social media agency whose clients keep asking for websites, or a solo consultant who sold more than one month can hold.
- Your brand on everything — the site, the reports, the emails. We don't appear anywhere unless you want us to.
- You set the price to your client — we quote you a wholesale number and what you charge on top is your business.
- Written scope before anything starts — so "one more page" doesn't quietly become your problem to absorb.
- We don't approach your clients — in writing, in the agreement. Ever.
- Everything by writing — no calls required, which is usually faster for both of us.
- English and Spanish — including bilingual builds, which is frequently the reason people come to us.
Referrals, for everyone else
If you spend your day around local business owners — you sell them insurance, do their books, shoot their photos, install their signs, manage their property — you already know which ones have a website that's costing them money.
Send them our way. If they sign, you get paid. We'll agree the number in writing before you send anyone, and we pay on collected revenue rather than on promises.
What we need from you
An introduction by email, and their permission to be introduced. That's it — you don't have to explain what we do or defend our pricing, which is published anyway.
What we won't do
Pester people you introduce. One email, one polite follow-up, then we stop. Your relationship with that person is worth more than any deal we'd close by being annoying, and we'd rather lose the sale than cost you a contact.
The honest part
Klik is new. We don't have a case study wall or a client count to impress you with, and we're not going to invent one — if you look at this site you'll notice we don't claim either. What we do have is published pricing, a written scope on every job, and work you can inspect before committing to anything.
For a white-label partner that's arguably the more useful set of facts. You can see exactly what we charge, exactly what's included, and exactly what we'd ship, without a discovery call.
Where the exclusivity rule applies
We take one business per industry per city on retainer plans. That rule applies to work we sell directly. White-label builds are yours, delivered under your brand, and they don't consume your client's slot — but tell us the trade and city anyway so we can flag a genuine collision before it becomes awkward.
Want wholesale pricing?
Tell us what you sell and roughly how much of it. We'll send back a wholesale sheet in writing — no call, no pitch.
Get the Wholesale Sheet