White-label landing pages for marketing agencies

Your campaigns are ready, the client's page isn't. Add a landing page team without hiring one: custom pages delivered on a written deadline, under your brand.

Updated 24 October 2026 · By Monish Kumar, founder of SprintWebs

The bottleneck in most agencies

Ad creatives and campaign setup take a day. The landing page often takes a week: waiting on a designer, a developer, the client's hosting access and a round of fixes. Every day of delay is ad budget the client can't spend, and a client who starts asking questions.

How white-label delivery works

  1. You order and brief us. Pick 24, 12, 5 or 2-hour delivery and fill in the kickoff brief: offer, audience, assets, tracking IDs.
  2. We design and code the page. No templates or page builders, so it looks like your agency's work, not a theme.
  3. We wire and test tracking. Lead form to Google Sheets, Meta Pixel and Conversions API events, UTM and fbclid saved on every lead.
  4. You present it to the client. No SprintWebs branding on the page. Revisions are included.

What's included on every page

Pricing that works for agencies

A fixed price per page lets you quote clients confidently and keep a healthy margin. Standard 24-hour delivery starts at ₹2,749 in India, with faster tiers when a campaign must go live today. See current pricing.

Frequently asked questions

Will the client know SprintWebs built the page?

No. Pages carry no SprintWebs branding, and handover can go to you or directly to the client's hosting under your agency's name.

Can you work with our client's hosting and domain?

Yes: Hostinger, GoDaddy, cPanel, WordPress sites, Netlify and Vercel, or we can deliver the code for your team to deploy.

How fast can you deliver a landing page?

You choose: 24, 12, 5 or 2 hours from when the brief is submitted. Express and Rush tiers run during set hours and need assets ready at kickoff.

Is tracking set up and tested?

Yes. We submit test leads and check they reach the Google Sheet, fire the Meta Pixel (and Conversions API if included) and carry UTM data before handover.