You already advise small businesses
Your clients trust you for marketing, branding, paid media, social, IT, or consulting support and keep asking who can handle their website.
Agency Partners
White Label Web Design for Agencies Serving Small Businesses
Your clients already come to you for help growing their business. When they need a better website, you should have a confident next step, not a scramble for a freelancer or a referral that sends the relationship elsewhere.
Theo is opening conversations with agencies and consultants that serve local businesses, from occasional client work to a repeatable website offer. Tell us what your clients need and how you want to support them.
Bring a live client opportunity, a service gap you keep seeing, or an early idea for a more complete offer. We will start with whether there is a practical fit.
The gap
Small businesses need more than a website referral.
A local business owner often asks for website help at exactly the wrong moment for an agency to improvise. They may be launching, adding a service, losing confidence in an old site, or trying to make their marketing budget work harder. A vague recommendation creates another handoff and leaves the agency with little control over the experience that follows.
A useful partner relationship gives you a cleaner conversation. You can keep advising the client, bring the website need into the open early, and explore a practical path with a team built around small-business websites. The goal is not to bolt on a complicated new department. It is to make a valuable client need easier to handle well.
How it can work
A clearer white-label path for the client relationship you already own.
Start with the agency's role, the client's need, and the experience you want them to have. Theo can handle the website delivery and ongoing work while the agency remains the trusted advisor for the services it already provides.
The useful details are agreed up front: who introduces the work, who gathers client input, how approvals happen, what the client sees, and how ongoing changes are routed. That gives agencies a dependable way to add website help without pretending every opportunity needs the same model.
This is a conversation, not a rigid reseller program. Bring the real client context and we will work out whether a white-label arrangement is a sensible fit before anyone promises a scope.
Good fit
Who should start the conversation
You want to say yes without building a web department
A website opportunity should not force you to hire ahead of demand, supervise a collection of freelancers, or turn away a good client.
You care about what happens after launch
A polished first version is only useful if the business can keep its services, proof, offers, and customer questions current afterward.
You want a straightforward conversation
Bring us a client need, a recurring service idea, or a rough picture of your agency. We will talk through whether Theo is a sensible fit before anyone promises a scope.
Start here
A partnership should begin with the real work.
Your client mix
The kinds of local and small businesses you serve, the problems they bring to you, and the moments when website work enters the conversation.
The offer you want to make
Whether you need a dependable website option for an occasional client, a repeatable website service, or a fuller managed website relationship.
How you want to work
The handoff, communication, approval, and client-experience expectations that would make a partnership useful for your agency and comfortable for your client.
What a good first project looks like
A real opportunity is a better starting point than a vague partnership pitch. We can work out the practical next step from there.
Why Theo
A small-business website should not stop at launch.
Most owners do not need another dashboard to learn or another supplier to chase for every small change. They need a clear public story, useful service pages, a simple contact path, and someone who can keep the site moving as their business changes. That is the work Theo is designed to handle.
For an agency partner, that means a more complete answer for the client you already know. You can focus on the work your agency does best while creating room for a website conversation that is specific, responsible, and connected to the client relationship you have already earned.
Talk through an agency partnership with Theo →FAQ
Questions agency partners ask
Who are agency partnerships for?
They are for agencies, consultants, and service providers who already help small businesses and want a more dependable answer when those clients need website work. That can include a one-off client need or an agency that sees the same need repeatedly.
Do we need a fully formed partner program before we contact Theo?
No. A real client need, a service gap you keep seeing, or an early idea for a website offer is enough to start a useful conversation. The first job is deciding whether there is a practical fit.
What should we bring to the first conversation?
Share who you serve, what your clients ask for, how you currently handle website work, and what you would like to make easier. If there is a live client opportunity, bring that too. Concrete context makes it much easier to discuss the right path.
Can Theo support work after a website launches?
Theo is built around the ongoing website job, including keeping pages current and giving a small business a clearer, more useful public presence over time. We can discuss the right level of involvement for the clients you serve.