Do you work under our brand?

Yes, and you keep the client relationship. Files arrive unbranded and ready to present as your own, and we do not contact your client or appear on your calls. You brief us, you present the work, you handle the feedback. That is how the arrangement is built rather than something you have to ask for.

What do you need from us in a brief?

The goal of the page or the campaign, the audience, approved copy, brand assets, and the deadline. We agree a brief format during onboarding so this stops being a conversation each time. Where the copy is not settled, we can structure the messaging hierarchy, but we do not write the copy.

How is this different from your Team Extension?

Team Extension puts designers inside a product team, working a backlog of features with a PM. This is production against your briefs: landing pages and ad creative for your clients, under your brand, at a volume you reserve monthly. Different buyer, different rhythm.

Do you build the pages as well as design them?

We can, and it is quoted separately rather than assumed. Most agencies start with design only and add development later for the clients where it makes sense. We build on Webflow, Framer and Next.js.

How fast is turnaround?

First drafts in two to three working days from an approved brief and a confirmed slot. Finished page designs in one to two weeks, depending on whether the direction is established or new. Development, where you want it, is quoted and scheduled separately. Urgent work moves the queue rather than the deadline, and we agree what counts as urgent when we set the month.

How many revision rounds are included?

One consolidated round per brief, and it should include your client's feedback rather than only yours. We make those changes on that pass and log them. Anything that missed the brief, or that we simply got wrong, is fixed without using the round. Further rounds are quoted, which is what keeps the monthly number predictable.

Can we scale up for a big month?

Yes, agreed before the month starts. We review what you used against what we planned at each month end and set the next one from there. For a large surge we need about a week to staff it.

What is the minimum commitment?

One month after the pilot, then month to month. A paid pilot on one bounded brief usually comes first, and its fee is credited toward the first month.

You do, including source files. Nothing is held back, and there is no export fee.

How much does it cost?

A monthly retainer priced against the capacity you reserve, agreed after the intro call. Development is quoted separately when you want it. The pilot brief is credited toward your first month.

White Label Design for Marketing Agencies

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Landing pages and ad creative produced from your briefs, under your brand, on a monthly workload agreed with you.

Trusted by funded B2B SaaS teams

Portfolio

Case Studies

A few of the products we've shaped.

Real-time risk analytics platform, from alpha to investor-ready in three weeks. Backed by IOSG Ventures and Zee Prime Capital.

Product redesign for a funded fintech analytics company.

Embedded design team inside Gigs' sales pipeline: enterprise eSIM launches with Santander and Motorola closed in 2026.

Embedded marketing and sales design for a funded telecom platform.

A reusable component system for a Series B procurement platform. Product pages went from 6% to 15.1% of all site sessions.

Marketing site, product pages and component system for a Series B SaaS.

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How the partnership runs

Your brief in, finished files out

The point of this arrangement is that nothing needs re-explaining. We learn each of your accounts once and keep them.

Onboarding

We set up a shared channel, agree the brief format, and take in the brand assets for the accounts we will be working on. We agree file naming, delivery location and who signs off on what, so the first brief runs like the fiftieth.

Typical outputs:

A brief format that works both ways
Brand assets per account
Naming and delivery agreed
Who approves, on both sides

What the partnership covers

What lands in your drive each month

Production capacity behind your agency, with the account knowledge kept in the same heads month after month.

A monthly workload, agreed upfront
We agree the workload and the fee before the month starts: page complexity, ad variants and review rounds included.
Anything beyond it is scoped before it enters the queue.
Landing pages from your brief
Pages designed from your approved copy, with the section order reviewed and agreed before anything is styled.
Alternates where a test is planned.
Ad creative, sized per placement
The placements and variants agreed in the brief, built in the shapes each platform serves.
Named so an account with hundreds of assets stays sortable.
The same designers
People who keep the brand rules and the past feedback, so your briefs get shorter.
No new freelancer to onboard each month.
White label delivery
Files ready to present as your own, in your drive, in the formats your team uses.
You run the client relationship. We do not appear in it.
A paid pilot first
One live brief run end to end before either side commits to a month.
Credited toward the first month.

Product design services

The right design support for where your product is now.

From focused MVP improvements to full redesigns, design systems, and ongoing product design support.

A new product or module
For teams turning an idea, an internal prototype or a rough MVP into something real users can trust.
- New B2B SaaS products
- AI features and agent workflows
- Investor-ready product stories
- A first design system
- Founder-led MVPs
- Prototypes that need a production path
An existing product
For teams with a live product that grew feature by feature and now feels inconsistent or harder to use than it should be.
- SaaS dashboards
- B2B platforms and admin tools
- Complex workflows and data tables
- Onboarding and activation
- Fintech and healthtech compliance flows
- Design debt cleanup
Ongoing product work
For teams that need senior design every sprint without hiring, or a design lead one or two days a week.
- Fast-moving product teams
- Engineering-led teams with no designer
- Roadmap and feature support
- Design system stewardship
- Activation and adoption work
- Design leadership and hiring

Industries We Work With

B2B SaaS first, with most of our work in fintech, healthtech and AI products.

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Fintech

AI finance, fintech SaaS and B2B financial tools. Trust, density and compliance in the same screen.

Healthtech

Healthtech SaaS and compliance platforms, designed under HIPAA and OSHA constraints.

SaaS

B2B products moving upmarket, with design debt to pay down before the next release.

AI & ML

AI features that have to survive an enterprise demo: uncertainty, corrections, audit trail, failure states.

Why Masterly

Why agencies keep a bench instead of hiring

Campaign work arrives in bursts. A workload agreed each month absorbs them without your agency carrying a salary through the quiet ones.

A workload we agree together: We set the month's volume and fee before it starts, and we hold that capacity. When priorities change mid-month, we agree what moves inside the booked workload and scope any additional work before it starts.
The same designers on the same accounts: Brand rules, past feedback and the client's preferences stay with the people doing the work, so briefs get shorter over time.
White label by default: Files arrive unbranded and ready to present as yours. You run the communication with your client, and we stay behind you.
Sets built for testing: Ad sets arrive as variants your media buyer can run against each other, and landing pages come with alternates where a test is planned.
Predictable turnaround: First drafts in two to three working days from an approved brief. Finished page designs in one to two weeks, depending on whether the direction is established or new. Ad sets usually follow in the same week as the page they support.
Feedback stays with the account: We write down approved decisions and each client's recurring preferences, so the next brief for that account starts with the context already in place.