Web development partners and integrations
The services behind your website, in plain English.
Every website stands on a handful of services: hosting, a database, email, payments, and the tools that count your leads. Here is what each one does, why it matters, and who owns the accounts. (You do.)
- Accounts set up in your company's name
- Well-known services, not proprietary lock-in
- Referral and white-label work for agencies
- Integrations with the software you already use
The services we build on
Six services behind every site we build, and the one job each does.
“Partner” on most agency sites means a row of borrowed logos. Here it means a kind of service your site depends on, chosen for reliability and set up in your name. Each one does a single job, and you can swap any of them out later without rebuilding your site.
Global hosting
Hosting
Serves your pages from servers close to each visitor and lets us roll out updates without taking the site down. If an update misbehaves, we can roll back in minutes.
Managed database
Secure database
A managed, backed-up database for the forms, customer records, and app data behind your site. We can copy it for testing without touching the live data.
Transactional email
Email delivery
Sends the emails your site has to deliver, such as new-lead alerts and order confirmations. It does one job, which is getting those messages to the inbox instead of the spam folder.
Google
Search, ads, and analytics
Search Console, Google Ads, Tag Manager, and Analytics. This is where we see what people search for, what they click, and which clicks become customers.
Card payments
Payments
Checkout, subscriptions, and invoices through a certified payment processor. Card details go to the processor, not to your server, which keeps sensitive payment data off your website entirely.
Texts and calls
SMS and voice
Text alerts when a lead comes in, call tracking, and dispatch messages for field crews. Useful when the fastest reply wins the job.
For agencies and advisors
Referral and white-label web development for Texas firms.
Branding agencies, accountants, attorneys, and IT providers get asked the same question by their clients: “Do you know someone who can build this?” We are a good answer.
Some partners simply refer clients to us. Others hire us to build the technical side of their own projects, under their name, while they keep the client relationship. Either way, the terms are agreed in writing up front: a mutual NDA, a clear scope, and a referral fee or revenue share both sides understand.
What you get is a developer who answers the phone, keeps to the scope, and leaves behind code another developer could read.
Good fits for a partnership
- Design and branding agencies without developers on staff
- Marketing firms that need custom sites, apps, or integrations
- CPA firms and attorneys whose clients ask for referrals
- IT managed service providers fielding website requests
Already have software?
Connect your website to the tools you already pay for.
A website that can’t talk to your CRM or scheduling system creates a second job: retyping. Tell us what you use, and the free plan will say what can connect, what it would take, and what it should cost.
Partnership inquiries welcome here too. Pick “Not sure. Audit me.” and mention it in the notes.
- Your goal
- Timing & budget
- Where to send it
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Help Topics
Questions about our partners and referrals
Referral fees, white-label work, integrations, and who owns the accounts.
Do you offer referral fees for agencies, accountants, and IT providers?
Can you build white-label websites and apps for my agency?
Can you integrate a new website with our existing software?
Who owns the hosting, database, and payment accounts?
Why separate services instead of an all-in-one platform?
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