White-Label Development.
Built Like It's In-House.
DigitalRooar is the engineering team behind US agencies that sell development - and don't want to hire for it. We build websites, ecommerce stores, and custom applications under your brand, on your timeline, inside your workflow. Your client sees your agency. They always have. They always will.
7+ years. 2,000+ projects. For agency partners,
the deal is simple: your name on the work, our team behind it.
The Team Nobody Sees. The Numbers Speak for Themselves.
You Didn't Build an Agency to Become a Development Shop
But every week, the same thing happens.
Your team is at capacity. The client is waiting. The kickoff date is slipping.
Not because it wasn't a fit - because you had nowhere to put it.
$80K-$120K a year, plus benefits, plus management time, plus the risk they leave in eight months.
Mid-build. Again. And you're the one on the call explaining it.
Shopify this month, a custom portal next month, an integration after that.
Which is exactly why you've been reluctant to try again.
Most White-Label Partners Sell You Capacity. We Sell You the Ability to Stop Worrying About Delivery.
Anyone can write code. What agencies actually need is a partner who behaves correctly when nobody's watching - who never contacts the client, never misses a handoff quietly, never puts their own name on anything, and never becomes something you have to manage.
That's the Silent Partner Standard. Six commitments, on every project, without being asked.
Your branding on every deliverable, staging environment, and document. Ours on none of them. Not on request - as standard.
No exceptions, no "just to align on requirements." Written into the NDA, including a non-solicitation clause.
Before scope, before credentials, before designs. It's the first step of onboarding, not a formality we get to later.
Your Slack, your Jira, your Asana, your naming conventions. You shouldn't have to manage a second workflow to use us.
If something in the brief won't work, you hear it in week one - not the day before you present to the client.
Code, assets, documentation, credentials. Yours (or your client's) on payment. We retain nothing.
White-Label Development Across Every Stack Your Clients Ask For
Custom, responsive, production-ready builds - from design files or from scratch.
High-converting landing pages built fast - for campaigns, launches, and client funnels.
Custom themes, plugin development, migrations, performance work, ongoing support.
Storefronts, theme customization, app integrations, platform migrations.
Client portals, dashboards, internal tools, SaaS features - when a "website project" stops being a website.
iOS and Android builds for clients who need more than a website.
AI features and workflow automation built into client projects - plus the integrations that connect the systems they already run.
Updates, monitoring, fixes, and enhancements - a retainer you can sell under your own brand.
Smart contracts, wallet integrations, and Web3 features - for the occasional client project that calls for them.
Agencies Don't Stay With a Development Partner Out of Loyalty. They Stay Because It Works.
DigitalRooar has been our development team for years - building under ProDev and ProWEB while our clients only ever deal with Adetti. It let us offer development without hiring for it.
No long-term contracts, no minimum commitments, no dependency by design. Start with one project. Send the next one only if the first goes well. That's the entire arrangement.
The Math Agencies Run Before They
Call Us
You pay for development when there's a paying client in front of you - not for a salary that sits idle between projects. Fixed cost becomes variable cost.
Instead of hiring for WordPress, then Shopify, then React, then hoping one person covers all three - you get a 40-person bench that already does.
Confirmed scope to development kickoff in under a week, typically. Compare that to a 2-5 month hiring and onboarding cycle.
If one developer is unavailable, your project doesn't stop. QA, project management, and coverage are built in - the structural difference between a partner and a freelancer.
From Your Brief to Your Client's Launch. You Never Leave the Front.
Scope, designs, requirements - whatever you have. If it's rough, we'll ask the right questions rather than guess.
A clear estimate, timeline, and technical approach, typically within 24-48 hours.
Development, QA, and deployment on neutral, unbranded environments. NDA signed before anything starts.
Feedback comes through you, never from your client to us. We revise until it's something you're comfortable presenting.
The work ships under your name. You set the price, keep the margin, and own the client - permanently.
Three Ways Agencies Work With Us
Monthly Development Capacity
A recurring block of hours across whichever client projects need them. Best for agencies with steady but unpredictable development demand.
Project-Based
A defined scope, a fixed quote, no monthly commitment. Best for a single build, a migration, or a one-off client project.
Dedicated Developer or Team
Reserved capacity aligned to your stack, standards, and workflow. Best when development is a constant, not an occasional overflow.
Not sure which fits? That's most of what we talk about on the first call.
The team working behind your
agency.
No marketplace. No rotating freelancers. The people building your client's project are full-time DigitalRooar staff - and they stay on your projects as you send more.
Our team flags what doesn't add up in a brief before writing code - a timeline that won't fit the scope, a design that can't be built as drawn. You hear it in week one, not at handoff.
You won't be reassigned to a new team each time. The developers and designers who learn your standards on the first build are the ones working on the next one.
40+ people across development, design, QA, and project management. Illness, holidays, and turnover are our problem to absorb - not yours to explain to a client.
The Questions Every Agency Asks Us First
White label development is when an outside team builds websites, applications, or software for an agency, and the agency delivers that work to its own clients under its own brand. The end client never knows a third party was involved - the agency owns the relationship, the pricing, and the credit, while the development team handles execution entirely behind the scenes. DigitalRooar has worked this way for 7+ years, as the development team behind digital agencies that need engineering capacity without hiring for it.
No. NDA before any project detail is shared. Every deliverable, staging URL, and document carries your branding. Our entire business depends on staying invisible - it isn't a feature we toggle on.
A non-solicitation clause covering the engagement and the period after it, and the fact that we have no US-facing brand competing with yours. We grow when agencies send us more work, not when we go around them.
Yes. We structure overlap with US Eastern and Pacific time for calls and anything time-sensitive, with async updates covering the rest.
You do, or your client does, per your agreement with them. Full IP transfer on payment. We keep nothing - no license, no reuse rights.
Start small. We'd rather earn the second project than oversell the first. A pilot costs you a week of risk, not a client relationship.
A freelancer is a single point of failure. We're a 40+ person team with dedicated QA and project management. Illness, holidays, and turnover are our problem to absorb, not yours to explain.
No. Some partners use us purely for overflow during busy periods. Others use us as their full technical delivery layer. Both work, and neither requires a long-term commitment.
Usually within a week of a confirmed scope. NDA and onboarding typically take 24-48 hours.
Hi, we're Hiren and Chintan
We take these calls ourselves - no sales team, no handoff. Twenty minutes, no deck. Tell us where your delivery is getting stuck, and we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right partner for it - including if we're not.
If it makes sense, we'll scope a small pilot. If it doesn't, you'll have spent twenty minutes and gotten a straight answer.
No contracts. No commitment. NDA available before we discuss anything specific.
