White-label web development — United Kingdom
You have the client. Octar is the developer you don't.
Hand-coded Next.js and Astro, delivered under your agency's name. Your client never learns another studio touched the build. Direct commissions run on the same terms.
01 / The receipts
Every number on this page is one you can check.
This page reports what it weighs and what it scored, next to the date it was measured. So does every build below. Nothing is claimed here that can't be re-run.
Lighthouse, mobile and desktop, cold cache. No throttling tricks, no lab-only settings.
Run it yourself →02 / Selected work
Five builds. Each worth your forty seconds.
Self-commissioned, every one deployed. Open any of them, run the test yourself. Every one is one click in.
- 01Inspect the build →
Ember & Oak
T2A subscriptions-inclusive coffee storefront — one-time and three-cadence recurring billing on Stripe, hosted Checkout in both modes, a secure customer portal — shipped white-label at 100 Performance, 100 Accessibility, 100 Best Practices.
- 02Inspect the build →
Atelier Mø
T1A made-to-order tailoring house in moody near-black with a single pink accent — measured, cut once, shipped white-label at 100 across Performance, Accessibility and Best Practices.
- 03Inspect the build →
Tidewell
T2A conversion-ready SaaS pricing page — live billing toggle, plan filter, and seat calculator — every interaction announced to screen readers, shipped at 100 Accessibility and 100 Best Practices.
- 04Inspect the build →
Northside Joinery
T2A bespoke-joinery site with a client-editable CMS — the edit-to-publish loop runs live — shipped white-label at 100 Accessibility and 100 Best Practices on every page.
- 05Inspect the build →
Weald Physiotherapy
T1A WCAG 2.2 AA physiotherapy site whose two real accessibility defects — a 2.1:1 focus-ring dip, a 320px heading overflow — passed Lighthouse 100 and axe clean, and were caught only by computed contrast.
03 / How it runs
Brief to sign-off, without a middle layer.
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Brief
Send the brief and the designs, or the brief and a direction. A fixed scope comes back within 48 hours, in words, against what you actually sent.
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NDA
Signed before a line of code. White-label is the default here, not a line item you have to ask for.
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Build
Hand-coded in Next.js or Astro, chosen for the job in front of it. No page builder, no bought theme, no plugin sprawl to explain to your client in a year.
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Staging link
A live URL from week one, on a neutral domain. Watch it take shape, comment inline, or check in at sign-off — your call.
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Sign-off
You approve it, it ships under your name. Repo, deploy, and a walkthrough. Octar appears on no commit, no footer, and no email your client will ever open.
04 / Plainly
No agency has hired this studio yet, and there are no client logos on this page.
The work that exists is white-label under NDA — by definition you would never see it. Standing in for a client list: five builds, self-commissioned, every one deployed, measured, and open to inspect.
05 / Questions
The four that decide it.
How many people is Octar?
One. The person who quotes the work writes the work. No account layer, no handoff between a designer and a developer who never met — nothing gets lost in the gap, because the gap doesn't exist.
Is the white-label real, or a setting?
Real, and it's in the contract. The NDA is signed before anything sensitive moves. The studio name is on no commit message, no footer, and no email your client will ever open. Staging runs on a neutral URL; deploys land in your accounts.
Could my client ever find out?
No. You are the only point of contact. Everything your client receives or inspects carries your name and only yours.
What happens if something breaks after launch?
Anything that doesn't do what the SOW said gets fixed free for 30 days after sign-off. After that, fixes are quoted per incident — and you get a direct line to the person who wrote the code, not a ticket queue.
06 / Start
Send the brief.
A fixed scope and a price come back within 48 hours, quoted against what you sent rather than an average of everyone else's job. No public rate card. No discovery call unless you want one.
Direct commissions welcome on the same terms.