[white-label]

Your client will never know that we exist

Kuroflow doesn’t sign its work, never appears anywhere and contacts no one. You sell, you invoice, you own the relationship. We produce, and we stay invisible.

No mention, anywhere NDA signed before any detailed exchange Code rights transferred to your agency Non-solicitation of your clients
[the setup]

Three connected layers, only one visible

Information flows both ways between your client and us, but always through you. There’s no direct line between your client and Kuroflow, and we have no plans to open one.

Your end client

visible layer

They sign with you, receive your invoices, approve your deliverables and call you when they have a question. As far as they’re concerned, there’s only one company on the project: yours.

Your agency

visible layer

The contract, the billing, the relationship, the meetings, the decisions. You decide what gets passed to us and what goes back to your client, and nothing moves without you.

Kuroflow

invisible layer

Production: development, design, acquisition, automation, maintenance. One channel with you, one named contact on each side, and no contact with anyone else.

[two modes]

Invisible, or present under your brand

Some agencies want a partner who talks to no one. Others need a tech lead in client meetings to answer questions. We do both, and you can switch whenever you like.

mode A · default

Total invisibility

We have no contact with your client, direct or otherwise. Everything goes through you, deliverables included. This is the mode most agencies pick.

  • No contact. No email, no call, no video meeting involving your client.
  • Deliverables go to you. You pass them on yourself, under your name.
  • We don’t need their name. An anonymized brief is all we need.
mode B · your call

Contact under your brand

We talk to your client in meetings or in writing, but under your name and from an email address on your domain. All they see is a member of your tech team.

  • Your domain name. The email address is created and provided by you.
  • Your technical team. That’s the only way we ever introduce ourselves.
  • Reversible. You can switch back to total invisibility at any time.
[who does what]

Who does what, so there are no blind spots

Your agency

  • Signs and invoices. The client contract is yours, and so is the invoice.
  • Owns the relationship. Sets the priorities, approves every deliverable.
  • Passes on the brief. Plus the access we need to do the work.
  • Sets its own price. What you resell it for is none of our business.

Kuroflow

  • Confirms price and date. Before starting anything.
  • Produces and checks. Documents the work, then delivers by the agreed date.
  • Stays reachable. Shared channel, reply within 4 business hours.
  • Speaks only to you. Except in mode B, and only if you decide so.

The end client

  • One point of contact. You, from day one to the end.
  • Delivered faster. Without you having to hire.
  • Can’t identify us. Not in the final product, not in the code.
  • Stays your client. For good, no ambiguity.
[why this model]

We’re good at production. We’re bad at selling.

That’s not false modesty. It’s why Kuroflow only works with agencies, and why your clients are safe with us.

We spent three years selling websites directly to local shops and small businesses. The work held up. The selling didn’t: cold outreach, follow-ups, negotiating, everything that makes a good salesperson. We’re not good at it and we never enjoyed it.

For the past year, we’ve worked only with agencies. An agency knows how to sell: it has the network, the relationships, the credibility and the pitch. What it lacks is production time and skilled people. That’s exactly the opposite of us.

  • 01You sell. The network, the relationship, the meetings, the pricing, the margin. We never get involved.
  • 02We produce. Code, design, acquisition, automation, maintenance. It’s the only thing we want to do.
  • 03Nobody oversteps. No contact with your client, no soliciting, during the engagement or after.

Non-solicitation is written into the agreement. But the real guarantee is simpler: even if we wanted to, we’d be terrible at poaching your clients.

[commitments]

Three written commitments, not three promises

They’re written into the agreement signed before the first project. You can ask for the full text before telling us anything about your client.

01

Confidentiality agreement

Signed before any detailed discussion, no strings attached and no obligation to work with us. Ask and it goes out the same day.

02

Non-solicitation of your clients

We commit to never approaching, directly or indirectly, any end client we meet through you. During the engagement and after it.

03

Full transfer of rights

On final payment, all rights to the code, the source files and the design work pass to you. You get the Git repository and a handover note.

[discretion]

Why there’s no portfolio here

A white-label partner who shows off its agencies’ projects is showing you exactly what it will do with yours.

What you won’t find here

  • No portfolio.
  • No client logos.
  • No project screenshots.
  • No partner agency names.
  • No case studies, not even anonymized.

Not because the work doesn’t exist, but because it belongs to the agencies that sold it.

What we give you instead

  • An itemized quote for one of your real projects, options included, within 24 business hours.
  • Your first project produced free, once per agency.
  • The text of the agreement and the NDA before any discussion.
  • A public rate card you can check for yourself.
[f.a.q]

Questions about white-label

The ones we hear most often before a first project. Don’t see yours? Email us.

contact@kuroflow.com

No. Nothing carries our name: not the code, not the metadata, not the Git repository, not the delivered files, not the reports, not the emails. We never contact them. If you want us to step in directly, we do it under your brand, from an email address on your domain, and only if you decide so.

Your call. Either you relay the questions and we answer in writing the same day, or you bring us in under mode B, under your brand, from an email address on your domain. We never introduce ourselves as an outside contractor.

We have one ready, but if your agency has its own, we’ll sign yours. Either way, it’s signed before any detailed discussion, no strings attached, with no obligation to send us anything.

We work with several agencies, and none of them knows about the others. Nothing is shared between accounts: not your prices, not your clients, not your methods. Exclusivity by industry or territory is negotiable and can be written into the contract.

You do, as soon as the final balance is paid. The transfer of rights is complete and in writing. You get the Git repository with its full history, the source files and a handover note. Nothing proprietary on our side, so there’s no technical reason you’d ever need to come back to us.

Because we’re bad at selling and good at producing. For three years, Kuroflow sold websites directly: the work held up, the prospecting didn’t. An agency has the network, the relationships and the pitch, but not enough production time. That’s the exact opposite of us, and it’s why this model works.

You leave with everything: code, source files, access, documentation. We remove our access to your systems within 48 hours. The non-solicitation commitment toward your clients stays in force after we part ways.

[get started]

Send us a real job

Send us a client request you can’t take on in-house. Base prices are already public: within 24 business hours you get an itemized quote for your project, line by line, options included, with the delivery date.