Taking agency work · Batumi, GMT+4
White-label Webflow & WordPress developer for agencies Your name on it. My code under it.
I build what your team doesn't have the hours for — in Webflow, WordPress or plain HTML. From a two-hour fix to a six-week build, under NDA, with nothing that points back to me.
Site by Leggo Your Agency
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Certified Webflow Partner since 2024
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Building websites since 2011
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Paid the way you pay
01 · White-label
Your client never hears my name.
Five rules I work by — written into the NDA, not just this page.
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NDA signed before you send the brief.
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No credits, footer links or portfolio use — unless you say so in writing.
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I work inside your Webflow workspace, repo, Figma and project board.
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I talk to you, not your client — unless you bring me in as part of your team.
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Full IP handover on final payment. Code, CMS, docs — all yours.
From a two-hour fix to a six-week build.
What agencies hand over to me.
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Build
New sites from your designs
- Figma → Webflow, pixel-accurate
- WordPress in Bricks, Builderius or a custom theme
- CMS architecture your client can edit
- Custom interactions in vanilla JS
- Ecommerce, Memberships, multi-language
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Fix & maintain
Sites that already exist
- Core Web Vitals on real traffic, not lab scores
- WCAG 2.2 AA remediation
- Responsive bugs across breakpoints
- Technical SEO and schema markup
- WordPress maintenance and security
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Migrate
Moves between platforms
- WordPress → Webflow
- Webflow → WordPress or static
- Template → custom build
- Content moved with a full redirect map — no ranking loss
Three ways agencies use me.
Pick one per project. Switch whenever it stops fitting.
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Overflow
Your pipeline is fuller than your team. I own the build end to end; you stay the client's only contact.
Best for one-off projects, launch crunches
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Reserved capacity
A fixed block of hours every week, at a fixed price. Like a developer on staff, without the payroll.
Best for steady flow, retainers, ongoing care
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Rescue
A build that stalled, a freelancer who vanished, a deadline that didn't move. I pick it up and get it out.
Best for half-finished builds, short deadlines
Rates.
Published, so you can quote your client before you write to me.
- Hourly
- $45/hour
- Minimum 2 hours. Fixes, tweaks, audits.
- Day rate
- $360/day
- 8 hours, booked in advance.
- Reserved capacity, from
- $1,400/week
- Starting rate. Fixed weekly hours, predictable invoices.
- Fixed scope
- Per brief
- Written estimate within 24 hours.
USD or EUR by bank transfer or Wise, or USDT. Projects over two weeks are split into milestones. I invoice your agency — never your client.
How a project runs
- Day 0 Brief in writing
- 24 hours Estimate
- Day one Staging link
- Daily Written update
- Handover Docs included
In Batumi it's
Measured, not claimed.
Three live sites. Open any of them and check.
Agencies usually ask.
NDA, ownership, billing and who talks to whom.
Do you sign an NDA?
Yes, before you send the brief. Your template or mine — I'll sign either.
Will my client ever see your name?
No. Not in the footer, the code comments, the CMS or anything they receive. I don't list agency work in my portfolio unless you give written permission.
Who owns the code and the design?
You do. On final payment all intellectual property transfers to your agency: code, CMS structure, assets and documentation.
How do you bill?
I invoice your agency in USD or EUR — by bank transfer or Wise — or in USDT. Hourly work is billed from two hours. Projects longer than two weeks are split into milestones.
Do you sign proper contracts?
Yes. You contract with Leggo Commerce LLC, a registered Wyoming company: a written agreement, an NDA if you need one, and a proper invoice for every milestone. US agencies get a W-8BEN on request.
How fast can you start?
I reply within four hours on working days and send a written estimate within 24 hours of the brief. The start date goes into that estimate.
Can you work from our designers' Figma files?
That's most of the work. I build pixel-accurate in Webflow, WordPress or static HTML, and flag anything in the design that will break on mobile or fail accessibility before I build it, not after.
Will you talk to our client directly?
Only if you ask me to, and then as a member of your team. By default all communication goes through your contact.
How do we work across time zones?
I'm at GMT+4: a full working-day overlap with Europe, plus evening hours for the US East Coast, 9am–1pm ET. Active projects get a written update every day.
Send a brief.
Estimate back within 24 hours. If it's not a fit, I'll say so straight away.
Or skip the form
A Figma link, a staging URL and a deadline are enough to get a number.