Kopage alternatives for agencies: six white-label builders compared

What Kopage does well, and where agencies outgrow it

Kopage is clear about what it is: a simple builder you sell under your own name. Its agency plans at the time of writing are:

• Solo, $49 a month: 5 websites, with a smaller AI allowance.
• Pro, $149 a month: 25 websites, plus your logo and colours in the admin area.
• Scale, $349 a month: 100 websites on a separate cloud instance.
• Unlimited, $699 a month: no site cap, also on a separate instance.

Client sites show no Kopage branding on any plan, and there is a 7-day free trial. The builder includes a shop for physical and downloadable products, a blog, contact forms, a members area and one-click landing pages. On Scale and Unlimited you can also install sites on a client's own server for an extra fee, which few hosted builders allow.

The gaps are just as clear:

• Billing is on you. In agency mode Kopage does not bill your clients, so invoicing stays in your accounting tool. A separate DIY mode lets customers sign up under your subdomain and pay through Stripe at your price, but that suits self-serve customers more than the managed clients most agencies have.
• No CRM or funnels. Neither is on Kopage's feature list, so lead follow-up means a second subscription.
• Branding costs a tier. With more than five clients you need Pro anyway, so the real entry price for a branded agency setup is $149 a month, not $49.

The four tests a reseller should run

Most lists of Kopage alternatives lump together every AI builder on the market. For an agency, a handful of things matter once twenty clients are on the platform:

1. Branded dashboard and domain. Do clients log in at something like app.youragency.com, with your logo and colours, and do invites and password resets come from your domain? Or do they see a neutral panel, or the vendor's name in an email?
2. Client sub-accounts. Can you create an account per client, limit what each one can do, suspend a client who stops paying, and log in as them to make changes?
3. Your own billing. Can you charge clients through your own Stripe or PayPal at your own prices, and does the platform take a cut?
4. What comes in the box. Is the store included or a paid add-on per site? Is there a CRM for enquiries and a funnel builder for campaigns, or will you be stitching together a second tool?

Two more questions are worth a minute. How does the price scale between 10 and 50 clients? And what happens if you leave? On nearly every hosted builder the content and domains move but the design has to be rebuilt, so this is a choice you will live with for years.

Kopage and six alternatives side by side

List prices at the time of writing (October 2026), before payment processing fees. Fully branded means your logo on the dashboard your clients log in to.

Duda: the established choice for design-led agencies

Duda has been built around agencies for years, and it shows in the details. On the White Label plan ($149 a month billed yearly, $199 monthly) clients log in on your own platform domain, emails such as invites and password resets come from your own email domain, and client accounts are unlimited. Client Billing runs through your own Stripe account, handles one-off and recurring charges in the same request, and Duda adds no fee on top of Stripe's.

The catch is cost per site. White Label includes four sites and each extra one is $17 a month or $168 a year. The store is a per-site add-on too, from $7 a month for 100 products to $45 for 20,000 on yearly billing. There is no CRM or funnel builder, so enquiries go to another tool.

Pick Duda if your clients pay well for polished brochure sites and you want the most mature agency tooling in this list. If it is already on your shortlist, our guide to Duda alternatives for agencies covers where it falls short.

Simvoly: the closest all-in-one match

Simvoly covers the most ground out of the box. On its white-label plans you add your logo, domain and custom CSS, create your own plans, connect your payment processor and bill customers yourself. Clients get websites, a store, sales funnels with upsells and A/B tests, a CRM, email campaigns with automation, and appointments.

Billed yearly at the time of writing (monthly in brackets): WL Basic is $59 ($69) with 2 websites and 10 funnels, WL Advanced is $129 ($149) with 5 websites and unlimited funnels, and WL Ultimate is $429 ($497) with unlimited websites and funnels. Additional projects are priced from $5 to $8 a month depending on the tier, and the marketing subscriber caps (500, 2,500 and 10,000) matter if your clients send newsletters.

The weak spot is the middle. The lower tiers include very few websites, so the cost per client climbs until you can justify Ultimate. The white-label plans are also pitched as a self-serve platform your customers sign up to, which suits some agencies better than others.

Brizy Cloud: a friendly editor, a higher white-label price

Brizy is built around a visual drag-and-drop editor aimed at non-technical users, which matters if your clients edit their own sites. White label sits on its own plan above the $69 Agency plan: $159 a month with 10 websites included and $8 a month for each extra site. You get your own logo, platform domain and client management.

Check two things before you commit. First, client billing: Brizy's help centre describes Stripe billing for resellers, but older posts disagree on which plan includes it, so get the answer in writing. Second, scope: Brizy's plan pages focus on the editor, AI and branding, and we could not confirm a built-in CRM or funnel builder. With about ten clients ready to move, the maths works neatly; below that, $159 a month is a lot to carry.

10Web: WordPress under your own brand

10Web generates WordPress sites with AI, which matters if you or your clients want WordPress plugins and a familiar admin. Its agency plans include a branded dashboard and builder hosted on your own domain, with your logo, colours and support links, and client billing through Stripe or PayPal on plans and prices you set.

Billed yearly at the time of writing, Agency Starter is $42.50 a month for 10 sites, Agency Core is $80 for 20 sites, and Agency Pro is a custom quote for 50 or more. The branded dashboard and client billing are listed from Core. Two catches: Core takes a 7% transaction fee on what your clients pay you (Pro lowers it), and yearly billing is shown as 50% off, so paying monthly costs a lot more. An ecommerce dashboard is included; a CRM and funnels are not listed.

Dorik: unlimited sites at a flat price

Dorik's Agency plan has the simplest pricing here: $99 a month, or $79 a month billed yearly, for unlimited client sites and unlimited custom domains. Clients get a white-labelled login page and dashboard with your logo, you invite them with restricted roles, and team members are unlimited. You bill clients through your own Stripe account with 0% commission to Dorik, and AI drafts a full site from one prompt.

The limit is scope. Dorik is a site and CMS builder: pages can take payments through buttons (Stripe, PayPal or Gumroad), but there is no full store, CRM or funnel builder on its feature list. For agencies running lots of brochure sites and blogs, it is the cheapest per client here by a distance.

WebNewBiz: AI builder, store, CRM and funnels under your brand

WebNewBiz is our own platform, so weigh this section with that in mind. It is built for agencies that want to sell more than a website to each client. On the four tests:

• Branding: your name, logo, colours and favicon on the dashboard. Clients log in on your own domain, such as app.youragency.com, and the login page, invites, emails and invoice PDFs carry your brand. Email can go through your own SMTP.
• Client accounts: put each client on a plan with limits on websites, team members and features, suspend a client, and either log in as them to do the work or let them run it themselves. Clients can add sub-users.
• Your billing: your own packages at your own prices (recurring, one-off or free; weekly to yearly; optional setup fee; several currencies), a storefront page listing them, and payments to your own Stripe or PayPal.
• In the box: each site starts with a plain description of the business; the AI drafts pages, layout and copy, and you edit by chatting. Depending on the plan you sell, clients also get an online store with card, Apple Pay and Google Pay checkout, an AI CRM that scores leads and sends invoices that chase themselves, an AI funnel builder with 26 templates, and workflow automations.

There is also a Partner API with single sign-on links and webhooks for software companies, plus team seats with roles and a dedicated account manager. The details are on the white-label website builder for agencies and white-label CRM for agencies pages.

The honest limits: WebNewBiz is younger and smaller than Duda, GoHighLevel or Webflow's agency programmes, with a much smaller app ecosystem and community. There is no public agency price list, so you have to ask. The AI first draft still needs your photos, facts and edits. And sites cannot be exported as files to another host: content and domains move, the layout is rebuilt.

What 10 branded client sites cost each month

A worked example using list prices, with yearly billing where offered, for 10 client sites on a dashboard with your branding:

• Dorik Agency: $79, with room for unlimited sites.
• 10Web Agency Core: $80, plus 7% of what you bill clients through it.
• Kopage Pro: $149, with room for 25.
• Brizy Cloud White Label: $159, with exactly 10 sites included.
• Duda White Label: about $233 (four sites included, six extra at $168 a year each), plus a store add-on for any client who sells online.
• Simvoly: depends on the tier and extra projects; expect more than WL Basic's $59 once you pass two sites.
• WebNewBiz: on request.

The platform bill is only half the picture. If each client pays you $49 a month for hosting and care, ten clients bring in $490, and $79 of platform cost leaves a very different margin from $233. But if half those clients also need a store, a CRM and an email tool, buying those separately can cost more than the gap between platforms. Our guide to white-label website builder pricing walks through these models in more detail.

Which Kopage alternative fits your agency

• Stay with Kopage if clients want simple sites with a small shop, you are happy to invoice them yourself, and hosting on a client's own server matters to you.
• Duda if you sell design-led sites to clients who pay well and want mature agency tooling with Stripe billing.
• Dorik if you run many simple sites and want the lowest flat cost.
• 10Web if you and your clients want WordPress and its plugins.
• Brizy Cloud if clients edit their own sites and the editor matters most.
• Simvoly or WebNewBiz if you want to sell a store, CRM and funnels with every site under your brand. Simvoly publishes its prices; WebNewBiz is younger, leads with AI drafting and chat editing, and quotes agency prices on request.

Whichever you choose, move one friendly client first. Rebuild their site, copy the content and images, set up 301 redirects from old URLs, update the domain's DNS records, test forms and checkout, and only then schedule the rest. If you are still deciding whether to resell at all, our roundup of the best website reseller programmes compares the wider field.

Quick answers

What is the best Kopage alternative for agencies?

It depends on what you resell. Duda is the most established choice for design-led sites with Stripe billing. Dorik is the cheapest flat price for many simple sites. Simvoly and WebNewBiz suit agencies that want a store, CRM and funnels under their own brand.

How much does Kopage cost for agencies?

At the time of writing (October 2026), Solo is $49 a month for 5 websites, Pro is $149 for 25, Scale is $349 for 100 and Unlimited is $699. Your own logo and colours in the admin area start on Pro.

Does Kopage include a CRM or funnels?

Kopage lists a store, blog, contact forms, a members area and one-click landing pages. A CRM and a multi-step funnel builder are not on its feature list, so agencies that sell lead follow-up usually add another tool.

Which white-label builders let me bill clients through my own Stripe account?

Duda (no Duda fee), Dorik (0% commission), 10Web (Stripe or PayPal, with a 7% fee on Agency Core), Simvoly (your own plans and payment processor) and WebNewBiz (your own Stripe or PayPal). Kopage takes Stripe payments only in its self-serve DIY mode.

Is WebNewBiz cheaper than Kopage for agencies?

WebNewBiz does not publish an agency price list, so you need to ask for a quote. The fair comparison is that quote against Kopage plus the separate CRM and funnel tools you would otherwise pay for, keeping in mind that WebNewBiz is a younger, smaller platform.

Talk to us before you move your clients

If you want your clients on a dashboard with your name on it, with a store, CRM and funnels included, the best next step is to talk to us about white-label. Tell us how many clients you have and what you sell them, and we will come back with an agency price. To judge the drafts first, try the free AI Website Preview, which designs a homepage from one sentence. Or see how the AI website builder works and start for $1 on a standard plan.