A white label website builder for agencies: one login, many client sites, each on its own domain, with tracking wired on every build and nothing to hand off to a separate tool.
Your branding on the account, your client's domain on the site.
Start Free TrialMost agency stacks build the site in one tool, run the ad tracking in a second, and keep the leads in a third. Every new client means wiring those three together again, and every missed step is a form that does not reach the CRM or a pixel that never fired.
Inflowave builds the site, the CRM and the tracking as one account, so a form submission on a client's new site is already a contact in that client's workspace, not a webhook you have to configure.
The AI build itself, the A/B testing and the tracking stack are one capability and already have a full page of their own. Here is the short version, with the agency angle on top of it.
The AI writes the page from a description or from a reference URL to clone. The build pipeline wires the tracking, forms and booking page in on every build, not as a manual step you remember for client one and forget for client nine.
Run two variants of a client's page with traffic split between them. A visitor who comes back sees the same variant they saw before, and the conversion funnel for each variant is tracked so you can show the client which one actually won, not just which one you liked more.
Meta Pixel, the server-side Meta Conversions API, Google Analytics 4 and Google Ads tracking are built into the publishing step rather than a code snippet you paste per client. A new client site starts measured, instead of measured once somebody remembers to add the tags.
A visitor who fills in a form on a client's site becomes a contact in that client's workspace, ready for the pipeline, the inbox and any automation already running there. Nothing has to be exported or re-entered.
The full build pipeline and the A/B testing mechanics are covered in detail on the AI website builder feature page.
A published site attaches to a domain verified for that client. The domain list a project can publish to is scoped to the client it belongs to, so there is no risk of publishing one client's site to another client's domain by picking the wrong row from a mixed list.
The web application your team and your clients log into can carry your own domain and branding rather than ours. The mobile apps still carry the Inflowave name on the app store listing, and we say that plainly rather than letting you find out later.
The same describe-and-build flow, the same tracking wiring and the same A/B testing apply whether it is client one or client fifty. The thing that scales with more clients is the number of sites, not the number of steps per site.
Download a client's site as files or push it to their own GitHub repository when the relationship ends. An agency that can hand over a working copy of the site it built keeps the relationship on good terms even when the contract ends.
The wider white-label story, including the client-facing login and email, is covered in the white label CRM for agencies page.
A website builder an agency can sell under its own name: the client sees the agency's branding and the client's own domain, not the underlying platform. On Inflowave, each client site is built and managed from the agency's own account, published to a domain the agency or client controls, and the web application itself can carry the agency's branding on the Max plan.
The AI build itself, the built-in A/B testing and the tracking that ships wired on every page (pixel, GA4, Meta Conversions API) are one capability, covered in full on the AI website builder page. This page is the agency layer on top of it: running that builder across many client sites under your own branding and domains, not a different build engine. See how the AI build and tracking work.
That depends on what you need past the build itself. If you only need the fastest, most flexible page builder, Webflow or Framer give more design control than any of us. Where Inflowave fits is an agency that wants the site, the CRM, the ad tracking and the client workspace to be one account rather than four separate logins to keep synced.
Yes. A published site attaches to a verified domain scoped to that client, and only domains you have already verified and that are not already published elsewhere show up when you go to publish. Domain setup lives under the client's own record, so an agency managing several client domains does it in one consistent place rather than hunting through a mixed list.
The site can be downloaded as files or pushed into a GitHub repository, so a client offboarding is not a hostage situation. Check this before buying any website builder, including this one. Several large website builders in this market cannot hand you a working copy of your own site, and agencies usually find that out at the worst possible time.
Sites live inside client workspaces: one on Business, ten on Pro, fifty on Max, with white-label branding on Max. There is a custom Enterprise tier past that. Compare plans and workspace limits.
One account, their domain, your branding, and tracking that is already wired in.
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