For agencies · White-label · UK
Senior WordPress capacity, white-label, from the UK.
You keep the client. I never appear. Twenty years of build experience available by the
hour, under your brand, with the terms written down rather than promised.
The three things you are actually worried about.
Every agency has been burned by a subcontractor once. These go in the contract, not
just on this page.
01 I will not contact your clients.
Written non-solicitation, for the term of our work together and twelve months after it ends. I do not approach, quote, or accept direct work from a client you introduce me to. If one of them contacts me, I tell you.
02 I will not use your work.
Nothing goes in my portfolio, no case study, no screenshot, no logo, no credit — unless you give me permission in writing. The default is silence, and the default holds indefinitely.
03 I will not appear.
No badge in the footer, no comment in the source, no email to your client’s people, no commit under my name where they can see it. Your brand from the first file to the last.
What I take on
Design through deployment. I read Figma fluently and write the code myself, so there is
no handoff loss between the two.
- — Overflow build capacity, straight from Figma
- — Core Web Vitals and performance rescue
- — Custom themes and plugins, hand-written, no page builders
- — WordPress to Astro and headless migrations
- — Inherited-site rescue and technical audits
- — WooCommerce build and repair
- — Retained maintenance under your brand
Proof
Shown with the clients' permission. Your work stays off this page unless you say otherwise.
- — Upwork Top Rated Plus — 100% job success, 115 projects, 5,855 hours
- — Envato Elite Author — 15,000+ themes and plugins sold
- — 20 years building for the web
- — Worked with funded B2B and SaaS teams: ConductorOne, Kosli, Rialtic, Conduktor
Check it yourself
The Upwork record is public, third-party and impossible to fake. Every project, every
rating, every hour logged.
View the Upwork profile →
Start with one small paid job.
Not a trial, not free work — one real, small, paid task. A stubborn bug, one template, a
performance pass on a page that is dragging. You see how I estimate, how I communicate
while the work is running, and what the code looks like when it arrives. If it goes badly
you are out a few hours of budget. If it goes well you have found capacity you can lean on.
Every agency I still work with started this way.
