The plan prices, included sites and extra-site fees for Brizy Cloud's Agency and White Label tiers, worked out for real client counts, plus the costs that appear later.
Brizy Cloud's White Label plan costs $159 a month, or $1,590 a year, at the time of writing (October 2026). It includes 10 websites, and each extra site costs $8 a month. That sounds simple, but old Brizy pages, lifetime deals and holiday offers mean you will find several other figures quoted online. This guide sets out what an agency actually pays at 10, 25 and 50 clients, what White Label adds over the cheaper Agency tier, which costs only appear later, and how the main white-label alternatives compare on price.

These are the standard prices on Brizy's Cloud pricing page, in US dollars. Brizy notes that applicable taxes are not included, so your checkout total may be higher depending on where your agency is based.
| Plan | Monthly | Yearly | Sites included | Each extra site | Custom domains | White label |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Personal | $19 | $190 | 1 | $17 a month | 1 | No |
| Agency | $69 | $690 | 10 | $12 a month | 10 | No |
| White Label | $159 | $1,590 | 10 | $8 a month | 10 | Yes |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom | Not listed | Tiered discounts | Not listed | Yes, plus API and single sign-on |
All three paid tiers list unlimited team members and hosting on AWS. Agency and White Label each include 10 workspaces, so you can keep each client's site in its own space. The yearly toggle is labelled '-20%', but $1,590 is exactly ten months of the monthly price, so the real saving is about 17%, or two months free.
Online stores are not part of these prices. Brizy sells them as a separate add-on called Brizy Shops, covered further down.
If you have searched for Brizy Cloud pricing and found agency figures anywhere from $39 to $159 a month, you are not misreading. Brizy has reworked its Cloud plans several times, and old pages and reviews stay online.
The safe rule: trust the live pricing page and the total in your checkout basket over any third-party summary, this one included, and keep a screenshot of both.
The table assumes one website per client, no online store and the standard prices above. Brizy's own comparison page lists the $8 extra-site rate for both monthly and yearly billing, so paying yearly only discounts the base plan.
| Clients (one site each) | Agency, monthly | White Label, monthly | White Label, yearly (per month) | White Label cost per client |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 | $69 | $159 | $132.50 | $15.90 |
| 25 | $249 | $279 | $252.50 | $11.16 |
| 50 | $549 | $479 | $452.50 | $9.58 |
Over a full year, White Label on monthly billing comes to $1,908 at 10 clients, $3,348 at 25 and $5,748 at 50. Paying yearly brings those to $1,590, $3,030 and $5,430.
Two things stand out. First, the cost per client falls as you grow, because the base fee is spread across more sites and each extra one is only $8. Second, White Label costs $90 a month more than Agency at the start but saves $4 on every extra site. On monthly billing the two cross at about 33 sites, and from there White Label is the cheaper plan as well as the one with your branding. On price alone, Agency only makes sense if you will stay under about 30 clients and do not need your own brand on the dashboard.
The number that matters for your own packages is the cost per client. At 25 clients you pay a little over $11 a month for each hosted site, before your own time and any store add-on. For a wider view of how per-site costs differ between platforms, see our guide to white-label website builder pricing.

On paper the two tiers look alike. Both include 10 websites, 10 workspaces, 10 custom domains, unlimited team members, AWS hosting and priority email support. The differences:
Just as important is what White Label does not include. Brizy's pricing page lists these under Enterprise, which has no public price:
Ask Brizy to confirm the billing point in writing before you commit, because its own pages have said different things over time.
Brizy is one of the cheaper ways to run 25 to 50 branded client sites, but not the only one. The table uses standard published prices at the time of writing, per month, billed yearly where that is offered, with one site per client.
| Platform and plan | Base price a month | Sites included | Extra site a month | 10 clients | 25 clients | 50 clients |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brizy Cloud White Label | $132.50 ($1,590 a year) | 10 | $8 | $132.50 | $252.50 | $452.50 |
| Duda White Label | $149 billed yearly ($199 monthly) | 4 | $14 ($168 a year) | $233 | $443 | $793 |
| Simvoly WL Basic | $59 billed yearly ($69 monthly) | 2 sites and 10 funnels | From $8 | $123 | $243 | $443 |
| GoHighLevel Unlimited | $297 | Unlimited sub-accounts | None | $297 | $297 | $297 |
| WebNewBiz white-label | On request | Not published | Not published | Ask us | Ask us | Ask us |
Simvoly's figures assume every client fits its smallest client tier (1 website, 100 subscribers, 10GB bandwidth). Larger client tiers cost $25 to $195 a month each on WL Basic.
Where Brizy is the better choice: clear, low per-site maths, an editor Brizy has been building since its 2018 launch, and its AI builder under your brand. If you mainly build brochure sites and are happy to bill clients yourself, it is good value at 25 to 50 clients.
Where Duda is the better choice: it costs more per site, but it is a long-established agency platform that white-labels the multi-site dashboard, preview pages and platform emails, with 6 team seats and unlimited client accounts. It suits agencies that want a large, proven partner. Our Duda vs Brizy Cloud comparison covers the trade-offs in detail.
Where Simvoly is the better choice: the lowest entry price, funnels in the same plan, and client tiers that include email marketing. The catch is that the client tier sets the extra-site price, and the bigger tiers cost far more than $8.
Where GoHighLevel is the better choice: a flat $297 for unlimited sub-accounts beats Brizy's per-site total from about 28 clients, and you get CRM, automation and funnels in the same bill. Reselling it as your own software with automatic rebilling (SaaS mode) needs Agency Pro at $497. It is a marketing platform first, so it suits agencies selling lead generation more than agencies selling design.
WebNewBiz (our platform) does not publish agency pricing, so we have left it out of the maths rather than guess. Agencies get a quote through the contact page. Our white-label website builder for agencies puts your name, logo, colours and favicon on the dashboard, with clients logging in on your own domain such as app.youragency.com, and login pages, invites, emails and invoice PDFs branded as your agency. You set your own packages and prices (recurring or one-off, weekly to yearly, with an optional setup fee, in several currencies), list them on your own storefront page and take payment through your own Stripe or PayPal account. That covers the client billing gap on Brizy's White Label tier. Each client site is drafted by AI from a description of the business and edited by chat, and depending on the plan you sell, the online store, AI CRM and funnels are part of the plan rather than a separate per-shop licence.
The honest limits: WebNewBiz is younger and smaller than Duda or GoHighLevel, with a much smaller app ecosystem, and there is no public agency price list to compare against. The AI first draft still needs your own edits, photos and facts. Sites cannot be exported as files to another host: content and domains move, but the layout is rebuilt. If HTML export matters to you, check which Brizy tier includes it, and if a long track record matters most, Duda is the safer pick. Our list of Brizy Cloud alternatives for agencies covers more options.
How much does Brizy Cloud White Label cost?
At the time of writing (October 2026), $159 a month or $1,590 a year, plus any applicable tax. It includes 10 websites, 10 workspaces and 10 custom domains, and each extra site costs $8 a month.
How much is an extra site on Brizy Cloud?
$17 a month on Personal, $12 on Agency and $8 on White Label. Brizy also runs a seasonal $1-per-site deal with a 10-site minimum, a 100-site maximum per account and the condition that the plan stays active.
Is Brizy Cloud White Label worth it over the Agency plan?
If you need your own branding or client management, yes, because Agency has neither. On price alone, White Label becomes cheaper than Agency from about 33 sites on monthly billing, because extra sites cost $8 instead of $12.
Can I bill clients through Brizy Cloud White Label?
According to a Brizy support reply, Stripe client billing is exclusive to the Enterprise plan, so on White Label you invoice clients with your own tool. Confirm this with Brizy before you buy.
Does Brizy Cloud include online stores?
No. Stores need the separate Brizy Shops add-on, with one licence per store at $20, $45 or $100 a month depending on the plan, and a 14-day trial.
Why do reviews quote different Brizy Cloud prices?
Brizy has restructured its Cloud plans several times since 2021, grandfathered older customers, sold lifetime deals and run seasonal offers. Use the live pricing page and your checkout total.
If you are weighing Brizy against a white-label platform that takes client payments into your own Stripe or PayPal account and includes a store and CRM, talk to us about white-label and ask for agency pricing for your number of clients. To see how our AI website builder drafts a client site from a short description, you can start for $1, or try the free AI Website Preview, which designs a homepage from one sentence. No pressure either way: the Brizy numbers above stand on their own.