Weblium alternatives for agencies: 7 white-label builders compared

What Weblium does well, and where agencies outgrow it

Weblium's agency programme is one of the cheapest ways to put your own logo and domain on a website builder. At the time of writing, Agency Basic costs $288 a year, Agency Growth $588 and Agency Enterprise $1,068, all billed annually. Every tier allows unlimited clients, includes hosting, SSL and more than 300 templates, and lists an AI website builder.

The catch is how the plans are counted. Each tier caps the projects you can work on at once (3, 10 or 30), and every live client site needs a Pro subscription on top, which agencies get at a discount: $79, $69 or $49.50 a year depending on the tier. Full API access is only on the Embedded plan, at $1,728 a year.

Agencies tend to look elsewhere for four reasons:

• Billing. Weblium says you can charge clients whatever you like, but its agency page describes no tool for billing them inside the platform, so you invoice separately.
• Stores. Weblium sites can sell products, but reviewers describe its ecommerce as limited, and stores are not part of the agency offer.
• CRM and funnels. Weblium connects to some outside CRM tools, but it is not built to give you a CRM and funnels to resell as a monthly service.
• Support at scale. Reviews are mostly positive, but one Capterra reviewer reported a blocking bug and slow support, which matters more when 30 clients are waiting on you.

If your clients want simple brochure sites and you are happy to invoice them yourself, Weblium is still a sensible, low-cost choice. Nobody needs to move just because others are.

The alternatives at a glance

Here is how the options compare on the four things agencies ask about most. Prices are the entry white-label tier in US dollars, at the time of writing.

No platform wins every column. The next four sections sort them by the need that usually decides it.

If full rebranding comes first

Most agencies want clients to see only the agency. That means more than a logo: the login page, the address in the browser, system emails and invoices should all carry your name.

• Duda is the most mature option. White label comes only with the White Label plan ($149 a month billed annually, $199 monthly) and the Custom plan; the $52 Agency plan does not include it. Clients sign in on a branded login screen, and you can move the editor to your own subdomain, such as editor.youragency.com, with one DNS record.
• Brizy Cloud has the same split. Its $69 Agency plan is not white label. The White Label plan ($159 a month or $1,590 a year) adds your own platform domain, a rebranded dashboard and builder, and system emails from your address, with 10 sites included and extra sites at $8 a month.
• 10Web includes white label on every agency plan, but the branded dashboard and builder start on Agency Core.
• Simvoly lets you add your logo and domain, plus your own CSS and JavaScript to restyle the platform.
• BaseKit and Mono are white label by design, so end customers only ever see the partner's brand. They suit large partners, as covered below.
• WebNewBiz puts your name, logo, colours and favicon on the dashboard and serves it from your own domain, such as app.youragency.com. Login pages, invites, emails and invoice PDFs carry your brand, and email can go through your own SMTP server.

A quick test for any of them: sign up as a pretend client and go through a password reset, an invoice and a support request. Anywhere the vendor's name slips through is somewhere a client may ask awkward questions.

If you need client accounts and billing in one place

Invoicing by hand works for five clients and hurts at fifty. Platforms that bill clients for you also let you pause a site when payments stop, which saves an awkward conversation.

• Duda Client Billing takes one-off and recurring payments under your brand through Stripe, the only gateway it supports. Duda dropped its own transaction fee in 2023, so only Stripe's fees apply, and payment status can trigger actions such as publishing a site after the first payment. Granular permissions control what each client can edit.
• 10Web adds billing through Stripe or PayPal on Agency Core: $160 a month at the regular price for 20 websites, with an annual offer at half that at the time of writing. Core charges a 7% billing transaction fee; the custom Pro tier advertises fees as low as 0%.
• Simvoly lets you create your own plans, connect a payment processor and bill customers, with projects and access levels for your team.
• Mono handles subscriptions, client permissions and activity logs in its reseller admin. BaseKit partners set their own end-customer prices and bill through their own systems.
• WebNewBiz lets you create client accounts, put each on a plan with limits (websites, team members, features), suspend a client, and either log in as the client to do the work or let them self-serve. You sell your own packages (recurring or one-off, weekly to yearly, optional setup fee, several currencies) from your own storefront page, and payments go to your own Stripe or PayPal account.

If clients need a proper online store

Stores change the maths, because several platforms charge per store on top of the per-site fee.

• Duda sells ecommerce as an upgrade per site: from $7 a month billed yearly for up to 100 products, $20 for 1,000 and $45 for 20,000, with no Duda transaction fee.
• Brizy Cloud and Mono both add stores through Ecwid as a separately priced add-on.
• BaseKit sells BaseKit Store next to its site builder and bookings, with an AI product description writer.
• 10Web lists products and variants, Stripe payments, shipping, taxes and orders in its agency plans.
• Simvoly includes stores alongside funnels and bookings.
• WebNewBiz includes a store with cart and secure checkout from the Starter plan, taking cards through Stripe, Apple Pay and Google Pay, and it can run on WooCommerce, Shopify or its own engine.

For a client with hundreds of products, complex shipping or wholesale pricing, a dedicated platform such as Shopify (Basic is $29 a month) may still be the better home. Our guide to white-label ecommerce builders for agencies compares the store-first options.

If you want a CRM and funnels to resell

For many clients a website is a one-off sale. Lead follow-up, a CRM and funnels are what turn them into monthly retainers, and this is where the list thins out.

• Duda, Brizy Cloud, 10Web, BaseKit and Mono are website platforms first. Some offer bookings or customer lists, but none is built around a full CRM with funnels that you resell under your brand.
• Simvoly combines websites, funnels, a CRM, email marketing and bookings. White label starts at $59 a month billed annually for WL Basic ($69 monthly), then $129 for WL Advanced and $429 for WL Ultimate on the same terms. Each extra client project is billed monthly, from $8 for the smallest project type on WL Basic.
• WebNewBiz includes an AI CRM from the Growth plan. It reads and scores leads, tracks deals, tasks and bookings, and sends invoices that chase themselves; website enquiries and store buyers land in it automatically. The AI funnel builder drafts a landing page, opt-in and thank-you page from a description of the offer, or you start from one of 26 templates. Workflow automations run on triggers such as a form submission or a date. Our white-label CRM for agencies page explains how reselling works.

If CRM and funnels are your main product and websites come second, GoHighLevel (from $97 a month) is the established name to compare against.

What 20 client sites really cost

Headline prices hide per-site fees. This is a rough yearly cost for 20 live client sites at list prices, before stores, taxes and add-ons.

Simvoly prices each extra project by type, so its total depends on your mix of clients. BaseKit, Mono and WebNewBiz quote agency prices directly. To turn these costs into client packages with a healthy margin, see our guide to white-label website builder pricing.

Which alternative suits which agency

• Duda if you want the most established agency platform, with client permissions and billing, and your prices can carry the per-site fees.
• BaseKit if you are a hosting company, telco, bank or SaaS business putting a builder in front of thousands of customers. Standard integrations take around 6-8 weeks and pricing is negotiated, so it is not aimed at a three-person studio.
• Mono if you are a European agency with a large small-business portfolio, need several languages (the editor comes in 13), and want the option of a do-it-for-me service with fulfilment partners.
• Brizy Cloud if clients edit their own sites and you want a simple visual editor with a published white-label price.
• 10Web if you want WordPress underneath, automated migrations and published agency prices, and the billing fee or a negotiated Pro tier works for you.
• Simvoly if funnels and email marketing matter as much as websites and you want a published white-label price.
• WebNewBiz if you want AI-drafted client sites, a store and a CRM with funnels under your brand, sold at your own prices.

If Duda is the benchmark you keep coming back to, our Duda alternatives for agencies guide goes into more depth.

Where WebNewBiz fits, and where it does not

The WebNewBiz white-label website builder for agencies runs on the same tools as a normal WebNewBiz site. For each client you describe the business in plain language, the AI drafts the pages, layout and copy, and you or the client change it by chatting with the AI Copilot, with the Design Studio visual editor (Starter plan and above) for finer work. Every plan includes hosting, a WordPress CMS, SSL and 24/7 chat support.

Platforms that want to offer websites inside their own product get a REST partner API, single sign-on links that open the builder inside their app, and webhooks. Agencies get team seats with role-based access, priority onboarding and a dedicated account manager.

The honest limits:

• It is younger and smaller than Duda, with a much smaller app ecosystem and community than the big names.
• Agency pricing is not published, so you need to talk to us for a quote. Direct plans are public, from $9 to $199 a month, with the first month at $1.
• The AI first draft still needs your client's own photos, facts and edits.
• Sites cannot be exported as files to another host. Content and domains move; layouts are rebuilt.
• There is no built-in IDX/MLS listings feed for estate agents and no crew dispatch for field service firms.

Test before you move a single client

1. Rebuild one real client site end to end during the trial, not a demo site.
2. Log in as that client and check the login address, emails, invoices and help links for the vendor's name.
3. Run a real payment through client billing and check whose account receives it and what fee comes off.
4. Price 20 and 50 sites, including store add-ons and extra team seats.
5. Check permissions: can you lock the layout so a client edits only text and images?
6. Ask support a real question and time the reply.
7. Read the exit terms: what happens to client sites and content if you leave or stop paying.
8. Move one domain and check email, SSL and redirects from old page addresses.

Quick answers

What is the best Weblium alternative for agencies?

There is no single best. Duda is the most established white-label platform, Simvoly suits funnel-led agencies on a published price, Brizy Cloud and 10Web keep costs down for 10 to 20 sites, BaseKit and Mono suit large partners, and WebNewBiz suits agencies that want AI-built sites, a store and a CRM under their own brand.

How much does Weblium's agency plan cost?

At the time of writing (October 2026), Agency Basic is $288 a year, Agency Growth $588 and Agency Enterprise $1,068, billed annually. Each live client site also needs a discounted Pro subscription, from $49.50 to $79 a year depending on the tier.

Which white-label builders let me bill clients inside the platform?

Duda (through Stripe), 10Web on Agency Core (Stripe or PayPal, with a 7% billing fee), Simvoly, and WebNewBiz, where clients pay your own Stripe or PayPal account at your own prices.

Which alternatives include a CRM I can resell?

Simvoly and WebNewBiz include a CRM and funnels in their white-label platforms. Duda, Brizy Cloud, 10Web, BaseKit and Mono are website platforms first. If the CRM is your main product, GoHighLevel is the established option.

Can I move client sites from Weblium to another builder?

Plan on a rebuild. Domains, text, images and product details move across, but layouts generally have to be recreated on the new platform. An AI builder shortens the work, and it is a good moment to fix old pages.

Does WebNewBiz publish agency pricing?

No. Agency pricing is quoted, so talk to us directly. Direct plans are published, from $9 to $199 a month with the first month at $1, and there is no minimum contract.

Next step

If you want to see what a client site could look like before talking to anyone, try the free AI Website Preview: describe a business in one sentence and it designs a homepage. When you are ready to discuss client accounts, your own dashboard domain and agency pricing, talk to us about white-label. Or try the AI website builder on one of your own projects first: start for $1, with no minimum contract.