For agencies & freelancers
The white label AI website builder for agencies
Turn a client brief or their existing URL into a complete, researched website in one session, deliver it under your own brand, then hand over the keys. Every paid plan deploys to the client's own cloud account and domain; Agency and Enterprise add full source-code export and attribution badge control. No hosting lock-in, no hostage-taking, no awkward renewal conversations.
The problem
Hosted builders make you the client’s single point of failure
Speed is not the hard part of agency work. Handover is. When the finished site cannot leave the vendor’s platform, every renewal conversation carries an unspoken threat, and clients feel it even when they cannot name it.
Hosting lock-in
Most AI builders keep the finished site on their own platform. Your client’s website lives on your subscription, and the day either party walks, the site is at risk.
No source code
When a client needs custom work beyond what a builder generates, you are stuck. Export is unavailable almost everywhere in this category.
Credits that expire
Agency workloads are lumpy. Credits that reset monthly are a quiet price increase on every quiet month.
Ownership
PolyDraft is the builder that hands over the keys
Deliver the site, then give the client genuine ownership of it. Counter-intuitively, this is what keeps clients: a client who can leave rarely wants to, and one who cannot leave resents you for it.
- One-click deploy to the client’s own cloud account, under their own domain
- No platform hosting fees flowing through your invoices
- Update deployments never reset or overwrite live content
- Full source-code export on Agency and Enterprise plans
- Project transfer, listed on Pro and above, for a clean handover
- Workspace snapshots and rollback protect every delivery
Delivery workflow
Four steps from brief to handover
Production collapses from weeks to hours, which moves your billable work to where the margin actually is: positioning, offer strategy, content direction and ongoing search work.
- 01
Capture the brief
Paste the client’s existing URL or their materials. The wizard extracts business facts, products and images into a verified knowledge base — so the copy comes from their reality, not your memory of the kickoff call.
- 02
Build and self-review
The agent researches the client’s market and competitors, plans the site page by page, writes the copy and runs a quality gate. You review as the editor, not the typist, and revise by asking in chat.
- 03
Client review on a live site
Put the live preview in front of the client and ask for decisions, not opinions. Reacting to something real is faster and cheaper than reviewing a wireframe.
- 04
Deploy and hand over
Deploy to the client’s own cloud account on any paid plan. Project transfer is listed on Pro and above, and full source-code export on Agency and Enterprise — so you keep the relationship because the work is good, not because you hold the keys.
The full build sequence is documented on the how it works page, and finished sites built this way are in the showcase.
What you deliver
Client sites engineered to be found — and safe to put your name on
Real keyword evidence
Every page gets a plan from live search demand data — volume, difficulty and intent — with one money keyword each.
GEO artifacts, not claims
llms.txt published, AI crawlers welcomed in robots.txt, and answer-first sections that assistants can quote.
Honest content policy
No fabricated testimonials, review scores or statistics, and AI images never impersonate a client’s real products.
Motion that fits the budget
Three delivery tiers — Essential, Signature, Max — so polish matches what the client is paying for.
Multilingual delivery
Up to 100 content languages with hreflang and transcreation for clients selling across borders.
A running business tool
Blog CMS, lead inbox with country info and an image library the client can operate themselves.
Full capability detail on the features page; international clients are covered on the multilingual website builder page. For startup clients who keep repositioning, the retainer work shifts from rebuilds to approved updates — the recurring kind described under SEO automation.
Agency requirements, side by side
| Requirement | Typical hosted builder | PolyDraft Agency |
|---|---|---|
| Deploy to the client’s own cloud | Not possible | One click, their account, their domain |
| Source-code export | Not available | Full export on Agency and Enterprise |
| Project transfer to the client | Manual rebuild | Listed on Pro and above |
| White-label control | Vendor badge fixed | Badge control on Agency and Enterprise |
| Team access | Single seat or flat access | Owner, Editor and Viewer roles with client scoping |
| Credit expiry | Monthly reset | Purchased credits never expire |
Pro — $99/month
For freelancers and small studios
10,000 credits monthly, 10 projects, up to 30 languages, 3 team seats and project transfer. Enough to run a steady client pipeline before you need badge control or source export.
Agency — $299/month
For agencies delivering at volume
30,000 credits monthly, 100 projects, up to 100 languages, 10 team seats, white-label badge control and full source-code export. Yearly billing is $2,990 — roughly two months free.
Enterprise includes everything in Agency, so white-label badge control and full source-code export are available on both. Building is free on any plan — you pay only to publish. Full detail on the pricing page, or estimate a client project with the website cost calculator.
Agency questions
How do I choose a website builder for my agency?
Judge it on handover, not on the demo. Ask where the finished site is hosted, whether you can export the source, whether projects can be transferred to a client account, and whether unused credits survive a quiet month. With PolyDraft: every paid plan deploys to the client’s own cloud, source-code export is on Agency and Enterprise, project transfer is listed on Pro and above, and purchased credits never expire.
What CMS works best for agencies building client websites?
The one your client can actually operate without calling you. Every PolyDraft site ships with a blog CMS, an inquiry inbox tagged by country, an image library with in-place replacement and an internal-link manager, all behind a private admin entrance.
Can I export the source code and hand the site to my client?
Full source-code export is included on Agency and Enterprise plans. Project transfer to a client account is listed on Pro and above. Either way the site itself is already deployed in the client’s own cloud account, so it keeps running independently of your subscription.
Does the client have to keep paying PolyDraft to keep the site online?
No. Sites deploy to the client’s own cloud account with no platform hosting fees, and canceling a subscription does not take a deployed site down — the deployed site keeps running, but you stop using PolyDraft to build and update it.
Can I white-label the sites under my agency’s brand?
Yes, on Agency and Enterprise plans, which include attribution badge control so delivered sites carry your brand rather than ours.
What does the Agency plan cost and do credits expire?
Agency is $299 per month or $2,990 per year, with 30,000 credits monthly, 100 projects, up to 100 languages and 10 team seats. Subscription credits refresh monthly; purchased top-up credits never expire.
Run one client brief through it before you commit
Building is free, so you can produce a complete client site and review it end to end without paying anything. If you want a walkthrough for your team first, we are happy to talk.