Agency Partners · iWebhacks
Take on the technical work your clients need. I help web design and marketing agencies deliver custom WordPress builds, CRM integrations, automation and technical SEO fixes under their own brand.
You manage the client relationship. I work behind the scenes on the agreed technical scope, testing and handover.
Work directly with Jason · Project-based or ongoing support by agreement
Technical delivery support
A client needs a booking workflow. A website form needs to update a CRM. An SEO audit has found problems that require development. Bring in focused technical support when your agency needs implementation capacity without a permanent hire.
Custom plugins, website functionality, landing pages and improvements to existing WordPress sites. Scope the build around the client’s requirements and the way their team will maintain it.
Explore website development →Connect website enquiries with agreed CRM fields, pipeline stages and follow-up workflows. Map how data moves, what triggers each step and how exceptions should be handled.
Explore CRM integration →Investigate indexing, canonical, redirect and crawl issues, then implement prioritised fixes. Delivery includes a change record and validation steps for your SEO team.
Explore technical SEO →Focused project offers
These are starting scopes for a proposal. Fees, timing, platform costs and acceptance criteria are confirmed after reviewing the website, access requirements and dependencies.
A starting scope can connect one website form to one CRM, add an acknowledgement message and notify the right person. We agree field mapping, consent requirements, duplicate handling and test enquiries before launch.
Explore Lead Response Package and Pricing →Start with a diagnostic if the cause is unclear. The implementation scope identifies the affected pages, templates or rules, the changes to make and how they will be checked. Search engine recrawling and ranking changes remain outside the delivery guarantee.
See technical SEO support →Map one workflow, its source and destination systems, and the events that move data between them. The proposal defines access, failure notifications, testing and ongoing ownership.
See automation workflows →Scope a WordPress plugin, API connection or custom website feature around a defined user journey. More complex AI functionality can be assessed separately, with clear limits and review points.
See AI engineering →Selected implementation experience
These client projects show the type of technical work I can bring to an agency engagement. They are examples of delivery experience, rather than claims of existing white-label partnerships.
Custom WordPress plugins and live workflows involving Make, QuickBooks and Evervault authorisation forms, built around a water taxi booking process.
Read the integration case study →Website redesign and optimisation, including a connection with GoHighLevel to support the enquiry journey.
Read the website & CRM case study →Technical SEO work covering indexing issues, canonical checks, redirects and validation, alongside ongoing optimisation.
Read the technical SEO case study →Your relationship. Agreed boundaries.
I’m Jason, the developer behind iWebhacks, with 15 years in digital marketing and SEO. You work directly with the person assessing and implementing the technical scope.
Meet Jason →How we begin
Start with a suitable project or a diagnostic. Once the first engagement is complete, we can assess ongoing support around your actual workload.
Send the website, platform, required outcome and any deadline. A short outline is enough to start.
Confirm deliverables, dependencies, exclusions, fee and review process. Unclear issues may need a paid diagnostic.
Implementation follows the agreed scope, with progress updates and testing before your approval.
Receive the agreed documentation and review any maintenance or support needs separately.
Agency partner FAQs
Yes. White-label delivery can be arranged with your agency handling client communication. Branding, confidentiality and any client-facing role are agreed at the outset.
Defined projects can be quoted for a fixed scope and fee. Ongoing support can be discussed around expected tasks, available capacity and response arrangements. There is no need to commit to a retainer to discuss a first project.
Yes. Share the findings and relevant website details. I will review the proposed changes, identify dependencies and confirm what can be included. If the root cause is uncertain, a diagnostic may come first.
Relevant project experience includes WordPress, Make, GoHighLevel, QuickBooks and webhook-based connections. Compatibility with a particular CRM or API is checked before quoting.
Any hosting, subscriptions, API usage or ongoing maintenance is identified in the proposal. Account ownership and recurring responsibilities are agreed before launch.
Include your agency name, the website or platform, the problem to solve, your preferred deadline and an indicative budget if available. Do not send passwords or client-sensitive records through the initial enquiry form.
Discuss your project
Send a short brief through the Contact page. Mention “Agency partnership” in your message so we can focus on your delivery needs and working arrangement.
Prefer to talk through the requirements? Use Calendly to choose an available discovery call.