Best white-label AI website builders for agencies in 2026
Nine platforms. Different ways to build a business. Compare what clients see, what AI actually does, and what your website portfolio will cost after the first few projects.
A website builder.
Four very different businesses.
websitesLindo · Brizy · DudaYour team builds.
The client approves.
projects10WebAI production.
A familiar ecosystem.
bundlesHighLevel · SimvolyThe website connects
to a wider sales journey.
platformWe.Inc · BrizyCustomers create sites
inside your portal.
Which white-label builder should an agency shortlist?
Start with Lindo.ai and Brizy for AI-led marketing-site delivery, Duda for a structured hosted agency workflow, and 10Web when WordPress is a requirement. Add HighLevel if the website is part of a CRM and follow-up service. Consider We.Inc when customers should build sites themselves under your brand. Dorik, Simvoly and SiteSwan address different content, funnel and reseller needs.
A white-label website builder lets an agency deliver some or all of the website experience under its own brand. The important distinction is between a branded finished website and a branded platform clients log into. Removing a footer badge does not necessarily rebrand invitations, the editor, invoices or support.
| Builder / strongest fit | AI workflow | Plan reference | Important boundary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lindo.aiAgencies selling and maintaining branded marketing websites. | Website generation and conversational revisions | $297/mo; $197/mo equivalent billed annually | 20 active sites; $15 per extra active site listed |
| DudaTeams prioritizing client roles, repeatable production and hosted delivery. | AI tools plus the separate Duda Vibe workflow | $199/mo; $149/mo equivalent billed annually | 4 published projects; standard additional sites $17/mo |
| BrizyTeams that want AI generation followed by visual editing. | Full-site AI generation, then visual refinement | Cloud White Label $159/mo or $1,590/year | 10 websites; additional site $8/mo |
| 10WebAgencies or platforms that need WordPress underneath the AI. | AI generation with a WordPress editing environment | Agency Core advertises $960 for 12 months | 20 sites; advertised offer, not a perpetual renewal price |
| HighLevelAgencies selling follow-up, funnels and automation alongside websites. | Evaluate the website workflow alongside the wider AI suite | Agency Pro $497/mo | SaaS Mode; usage and optional products add cost |
| We.IncAgencies offering customers their own AI website-building portal. | Client-facing AI site creation | Lite $99/mo; Launch $499/mo; Scale $999/mo | 25 / 250 / 1,000 sites respectively |
| DorikContent-led websites where clients regularly update CMS entries. | AI site generation plus CMS and visual editing | Agency table lists $99/mo or $79/mo billed yearly | Check the offer selected; other billing options also appear |
| SimvolyAgencies packaging websites with funnels, stores or memberships. | Do not infer full-site AI generation from a white-label offer | Confirm current white-label quote | No reliable numeric price captured in this review |
| SiteSwanResellers who value a packaged local-business service model. | Verify current AI capabilities in a product demonstration | Confirm current reseller quote | Price table not available in the retrieved text |
Simvoly and SiteSwan are included as adjacent agency options, not as verified equivalents to every AI-generation workflow above. An unverified capability is not the same as a missing capability. Use the product-specific test below before eliminating a platform.
The nine builders: fit, trade-offs and what to test
The order is editorial, not a measured league table. Each recommendation connects a documented offer to a practical agency use case; each also includes a reason to pause.
Lindo.ai
AI-led agency deliveryAgencies selling and maintaining branded marketing websites.
Lindo brings AI website creation, client access and a branded delivery workspace together. It is our recommendation when your service is building and maintaining marketing sites, rather than assembling a WordPress stack or reselling a full CRM. You can start from a business brief or supported source material, then review and refine the result before handing it over.
White Label includes 20 active websites and 3,000 monthly credits. The public feature table lists extra active sites at $15 each, so this is not an unlimited-sites subscription. Reseller is a separate offer with 200 active sites and a $2,000 monthly equivalent billed yearly. Compare credit consumption, workspace access and publishing limits as well as site count.
Watch out for: Choose a WordPress-based option if the client depends on WordPress plugins. Do not promise that recreating a site transfers its database, checkout, integrations or application logic. Check any export requirement against the actual project.
Test before buying: Create a five-page service site, revise its mobile layout, invite a client and follow a real lead submission into its destination.
Duda
Structured agency productionTeams prioritizing client roles, repeatable production and hosted delivery.
Duda is a strong shortlist choice for an agency with an established production team. Its white-label offer covers the client-facing platform, while collaboration and client-management tools support repeatable delivery. It is not accurate to describe Duda as a builder without AI.
White Label includes four published projects. Standard Website Builder additions cost $17 monthly; Duda lists a different rate for Vibe projects. The cost model below deliberately uses standard sites. Custom integrations and advanced requirements may need a separate quote.
Watch out for: Do not compare a Vibe price with a standard-builder workflow without checking the differences. A hosted editing environment and exported files are not interchangeable deliverables.
Test before buying: Ask a client-role user to edit a service page without exposing other clients, then test a reusable element across two projects.
Brizy
Branded visual builderTeams that want AI generation followed by visual editing.
Brizy deserves a place in an AI shortlist, not a dismissal as a template-only editor. Its dedicated white-label AI product describes custom-domain branding, client dashboards and customized email communication. The generation flow can begin with a business description or Google Business Profile.
Keep Cloud, the WordPress plugin and Enterprise separate. Cloud White Label lists ten websites and an $8 monthly additional-site rate. Enterprise lists API access, SSO, Stripe integration and optional on-premises hosting; those capabilities should not be assumed to come with the standard Cloud subscription.
Watch out for: A cheap WordPress plugin license does not buy the hosted reseller platform. Specify the exact product and deployment model in your comparison.
Test before buying: Generate from a client brief, change the mobile design visually, and confirm whether client billing requires the Enterprise offer.
10Web
WordPress & embedded resaleAgencies or platforms that need WordPress underneath the AI.
10Web is the clearest alternative here when WordPress is a requirement. Its white-label product describes a branded dashboard, domain, emails and WordPress administration, with reseller billing and integration options. It offers more than simply removing a badge from the finished website.
The reviewed Agency Core pricing advertises $80 per month equivalent paid as $960 for twelve months, against a stated regular $1,920 price. It lists twenty sites, extra sites at $4 and a 7% billing transaction fee. Separately verify the fully white-label deployment scope; a promotional agency plan is not automatically the price of every API or reseller configuration.
Watch out for: A low hosting bill is not the whole cost if client revenue attracts a platform fee. Retain a maintenance process for the WordPress stack.
Test before buying: Run the plugins your client needs, inspect the client dashboard, and calculate fees on a sample client invoice.
HighLevel
CRM-first service bundlesAgencies selling follow-up, funnels and automation alongside websites.
HighLevel makes sense when the website is the entrance to a larger marketing service. Agency Pro includes SaaS Mode for selling subscriptions and creating client accounts. That is a different purchasing decision from choosing a website editor alone.
The $497 monthly Pro price is a platform baseline, not an all-inclusive operating cost. Phone, email and other usage need their own model. Its pricing page also lists a separately charged white-label mobile app, so web-platform branding should not be confused with owning a branded mobile application.
Watch out for: If clients only need a small website, a CRM-heavy bundle can add unnecessary setup and support. If they need lead nurture and pipelines, the broader bundle may justify that effort.
Test before buying: Submit a website enquiry, follow the automation into the pipeline, and check the client invoice including usage.
We.Inc
Self-service AI resaleAgencies offering customers their own AI website-building portal.
We.Inc positions its product around quickly setting up a branded portal and letting customers create their own sites. Its published offer includes payments through the agency’s Stripe account with no platform transaction fee. Payment-processor fees remain a separate consideration.
The branding distinction matters: Lite and Launch retain a small WeInc attribution. Scale removes that branding and includes email from your domain. An agency requiring no vendor attribution should compare the $999 Scale tier, not treat the $99 entry plan as equivalent.
Watch out for: Model the plan you actually need for branding, not just site capacity. Self-service also needs clear credit limits and a support policy.
Test before buying: Use a customer account to generate a site, exhaust a test allowance and inspect the notification and upgrade path.
Dorik
Client-editable CMS sitesContent-led websites where clients regularly update CMS entries.
Dorik belongs on the shortlist when the client’s ongoing job is editing content rather than regenerating a website. Its white-label documentation describes branded client access, CMS management and billing. That combination is useful for agencies delivering repeatable, content-led sites.
The reviewed pricing comparison lists Agency at $99 monthly or $79 per month on yearly billing, alongside other offers. It lists AI generation and distinguishes static-site export from CMS functionality. Confirm the CMS and branding entitlements on the selected checkout.
Watch out for: Do not assume an exported static site carries the hosted CMS with it. Decide who will maintain content if the client leaves.
Test before buying: Let a client add a CMS entry, preview it on mobile and publish it without editing the surrounding page design.
Simvoly
Funnels & membershipsAgencies packaging websites with funnels, stores or memberships.
Simvoly’s white-label offering centers on a rebranded website and funnel platform. Consider it when the service includes a sales journey, membership or store, rather than only a brochure website. Those requirements can matter more than the speed of the first AI draft.
We could verify the dedicated white-label offering, but not a dependable numeric plan price from the retrieved page. We also did not verify full-site AI generation from that source. Neither uncertainty is presented as a confirmed absence.
Watch out for: A feature-rich funnel package is not automatically the best site-production workflow. Test the exact offer you intend to sell.
Test before buying: Build a landing page, checkout and member-access flow; verify branding across the entire journey.
SiteSwan
Local-business resellingResellers who value a packaged local-business service model.
Keep SiteSwan in the comparison if your priority is selling a repeatable website service to local businesses. Its reseller positioning is relevant even when an agency is also considering newer AI-led platforms. Choosing software and learning how to sell the service are related, but separate, jobs.
The pricing page was reachable, but the retrieved text did not expose a usable numeric plan table. We have not substituted an older third-party price or classified its current AI capabilities without evidence.
Watch out for: Business resources do not replace checking the quality and maintainability of the site you will deliver. Compare a real client project, not only the reseller presentation.
Test before buying: Reproduce a local-business service page, route an enquiry and ask a client to make a routine content change.
White labeling is a customer journey, not a logo setting
Imagine a client opening an invitation, changing an opening time and downloading an invoice. If those three actions introduce three different brands, you are still explaining the software stack instead of delivering a coherent agency service.
Your brand has
three front doors.
Invitation sender
Portal domain
Password reset
Editor & permissions
Help links
Notifications
Invoices & billing
Support ownership
Cancellation & handoff
Request screenshots or a trial account for the actual plan you are considering. Ask whether the custom domain covers only the published website or also the client workspace. Check who sends password resets, where help buttons lead, and whether a customer can see another customer’s projects.
The tier matters as much as the vendor. We.Inc’s lower white-label tiers retain attribution; its Scale tier removes it. Brizy lists API access and SSO in its Enterprise offer. These are purchasing boundaries, not details to discover after promising a completely branded experience.
What does a portfolio of 10, 25 or 50 websites cost?
Compare the portfolio you expect to operate, not only the entry price. The model below uses standard monthly subscriptions and the published additional-site rates for three hosted plans. It excludes tax, annual discounts, promotions, AI overages, add-ons, payment processing and labor. It is not an equivalent-feature quote.
| Plan / calculation | 10 sites | 25 sites | 50 sites |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brizy Cloud White Label$159 includes 10 sites; then $8/site | $159/mo$15.90 per active site | $279/mo$11.16 per active site | $479/mo$9.58 per active site |
| Lindo White Label$297 includes 20 sites; then $15/site | $297/mo$29.70 per active site | $372/mo$14.88 per active site | $747/mo$14.94 per active site |
| Duda White Label · standard sites$199 includes 4 sites; then $17/site | $301/mo$30.10 per active site | $556/mo$22.24 per active site | $981/mo$19.62 per active site |
At 50 sites, count
beyond the bundle.
On this specific model, Brizy has the lowest subscription bill. Lindo’s twenty included active sites do not mean an unlimited portfolio: at fifty sites, thirty additional sites add $450 to its monthly White Label subscription. Duda’s standard extra-site charges similarly become significant beyond its four included projects. Annual contracts can change the comparison.
HighLevel is not in this chart because its wider CRM and usage model deserves a separate budget. We.Inc’s higher site allowances come with tier-specific branding. The reviewed 10Web agency offer includes promotional pricing and a billing fee. Mixing those into one apparently definitive “cheapest” ranking would hide important differences.
Delivery time can outweigh the subscription difference
Consider an illustrative service with 25 clients paying $99/month: $2,475 in monthly revenue. Using the $372 Lindo subscription model, $75 for other tools and an assumed 3% payment-processing cost ($74.25), $1,953.75 remains before labor and overhead. The 3% is a modeling assumption, not a quoted Lindo fee.
Neither number is net profit. Sales, refunds, taxes and general overhead still matter. The example shows why revision rounds, client training and support boundaries deserve a place in a software comparison. See the website reseller economics guide and build your own assumptions with the web design pricing calculator.
Check the finished website: SEO, editing and an exit plan
An AI draft is not a completed client project
Generation can accelerate the first version, but the agency still owns the acceptance criteria. Verify business details, service areas, prices, image rights, accessible labels and form delivery. Remove invented testimonials and unsupported claims. A visually polished draft with the wrong phone number is not a production-ready website.
Ask for a second and third revision during evaluation. Can the editor preserve an approved layout while changing a service description? Can your team correct mobile spacing without rebuilding the page? Can a client make a routine update without changing global design? Those recurring jobs determine the usefulness of the AI workflow.
Export is not the same as portability
A downloadable HTML folder may preserve the visual page while leaving behind the CMS, form storage, payment integration and editing environment. WordPress can offer a familiar migration path, but plugins, licenses and hosting still need a handover. Document what the client owns, what can be transferred, and what would have to be rebuilt.
Before choosing a platform, request a sample export or project transfer. Include domain access, DNS records, content, media, redirects and form data in the exit checklist. Do not promise “you can move anywhere” until you have checked what that means for the exact website you are selling.
SEO and AI visibility require useful, accessible pages
No builder guarantees Google rankings or ChatGPT recommendations. Inspect the rendered page content, titles, canonical URL, robots directives and sitemap. Check that the mobile navigation exposes important pages and that a service page has real, specific information rather than interchangeable generated paragraphs.
For a replacement website, preserve valuable URLs or map redirects before launch. Record search clicks and identifiable AI referrals separately, then compare over a meaningful period. Our website migration SEO checklist covers the launch checks; a new platform is not a reason to discard existing search value.
Run one client-project test before committing
Give each shortlisted platform the same fictional brief: a five-page plumbing business website with Home, Services, Service Areas, About and Contact. Supply approved copy, a logo and images you can use. Include a quote-request form and a mobile call action. Do not let a vendor’s attractive demo substitute for your own delivery workflow.
- Build and revise. Create the first draft, then request three concrete changes: replace a service, reorder a section and adjust the mobile hero. Record hands-on time separately from waiting time.
- Invite the client. Open the invitation in a separate client account. Change an opening time and check permissions. Record every vendor-branded surface that remains.
- Test the lead. Submit a clearly marked test enquiry. Verify receipt, confirmation text and where the record is stored. Do not assume a visible form is connected.
- Inspect search essentials. Check the title, heading, canonical, indexability and sitemap. Confirm that the content can be read without interacting with the editor.
- Model the invoice. Use a billing preview or test mode, not a real client charge. Include usage, extra sites and processor fees. Compare the invoice with your service agreement.
- Try leaving. Request an export or transfer and inspect the result. List missing services and the work required to recreate them elsewhere.
For a done-for-you agency, prioritize delivery time, safe client edits and support overhead. For self-service resale, prioritize onboarding, payment failures, generation limits and customer support. The same builder can be a good choice for one model and a poor fit for the other.
How we compared these platforms
We reviewed public vendor pricing and white-label product documentation on October 20, 2026. We separated full-site generation from adjacent AI tools, hosted plans from WordPress plugins, and entry plans from deeper white-label tiers. We did not run a controlled hands-on benchmark across all nine products or measure their relative ranking performance.
Lindo publishes this guide and is included in the comparison. The recommendations are editorial judgments about fit, not independent test scores. We include competitors’ strengths, Lindo’s extra-site costs and the limits of the evidence. Prices, promotions and entitlements can change; confirm the current checkout and written plan scope before purchasing.
The official sources are linked beside each profile and cost assumption. If a public page did not provide a reliable current price or capability, we marked it unverified rather than filling the gap with an older third-party claim.
Continue with the Duda alternative comparison, Brizy alternative comparison, white-label website builder guide, or a practical website redesign proposal.
White-label website builder FAQs
What is the best white-label AI website builder for agencies?
For AI-led marketing-site delivery, shortlist Lindo.ai and Brizy. For a structured hosted production workflow, include Duda. For WordPress, include 10Web. HighLevel fits CRM-led bundles, while We.Inc targets self-service AI resale. The right choice depends on client access, branding, billing, site allowances and the finished work you need to deliver.
Are Duda and Brizy AI website builders?
Yes. Duda offers AI tools and the Duda Vibe workflow, with different project pricing to consider. Brizy offers full-site AI generation and a dedicated white-label AI product. Brizy Cloud, its WordPress plugin and Enterprise are separate offers; compare the one you intend to use.
Which builder is cheapest for 20 or 50 client sites?
There is no universal lowest-cost winner across equivalent features. Using the reviewed standard monthly prices at 50 sites, Brizy Cloud White Label models to $479, Lindo White Label to $747, and Duda White Label with standard Website Builder sites to $981. These are subscription estimates before tax, usage, add-ons and labor, not equivalent-feature quotes or the cheapest possible offers.
Is removing the provider’s badge enough for white labeling?
No. Check the login domain, dashboard, editor, invitation emails, password resets, billing and support surfaces. A published site without a badge can still lead clients into a vendor-branded workspace. Some platforms reserve deeper branding for a higher plan.
Can I sell websites for a monthly subscription?
Yes, if your platform, payment setup and customer agreement support that service. Define what the subscription includes: hosting, content edits, AI usage, support and cancellation. Revenue is not profit; subtract platform costs, payment fees and delivery labor before judging the offer.
Is a white-label AI website builder free?
Do not confuse a free draft or a trial with ongoing access to a branded agency platform. Check the current signup and checkout terms, trial charge, renewal amount and which plan unlocks white labeling. This comparison does not promise a free white-label plan.
Does an AI-generated website automatically rank in Google or ChatGPT?
No. Generated content and metadata are starting points, not rankings or citations. Check rendered content, useful original information, indexability, canonical URLs, redirects and internal links. Measure search clicks and identifiable AI referrals separately after launch.
Can clients move their websites to another platform?
That depends on what can be exported and which services the website uses. Static HTML is not the same as a working CMS, database, checkout or editable project. Request a sample export or transfer and document which features must be rebuilt before promising portability.
