Your Squarespace team. Under your name.
You sell the work and own the relationship. We design and build it to your brief, on a fixed rate card, and stay invisible. Your client never hears the name Typza.
Subcontracting usually costs you more than it saves.
You win the project, hand it to a freelancer, and then spend the next month translating between them and the client. Deadlines slip, quality varies by whoever's free, and the margin you priced disappears into your own admin time. The alternative — hiring in-house for work that arrives unevenly — is worse.
Subcontracting today
The margin problem
Hourly subcontractors make your price a guess. If you don't know the build cost when you quote, you're either underpricing the job or padding it and losing the pitch.
The management problem
Vague briefs create endless back-and-forth. Every round of "what did they mean by this?" is unbilled hours from your own team.
How this works instead
A published rate card so you know your margin at pitch time, a structured intake form that resolves the brief up front, and one accountable builder — not a rotating bench.
- Pricing
- A published rate card
- Briefs
- Resolved up front by the intake form
- Builder
- One, accountable
- Your client
- Never hears our name
What you can hand over
Take the whole build or just the part you don't want to do. Both work — the rate card covers each separately.
Full build
- Custom Squarespace design from blank
- Desktop and dedicated mobile layouts
- SEO foundations, schema, analytics
- Forms, booking and integrations
- Cross-device QA before handover
Design-to-build
- You design in Figma, we build it faithfully
- Pixel-accurate within Squarespace's limits
- Custom CSS and code where needed
- Flagged early if something can't be done natively
- Reusable sections so your team can extend it
Migrations
- WordPress, Wix, Webflow or static to Squarespace
- Hand-verified content transfer
- 301 redirect mapping, delivered as a sheet
- Before/after ranking check
- Zero-downtime switchover
Ongoing capacity
- Client site maintenance under your brand
- Landing pages and campaign builds
- Monthly SEO and content production
- Overflow support when your team is at capacity
- Retainer or per-project, your call
How a partner project runs
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Rate card & onboarding
Once, up frontYou get the partner pack: rates by project type, delivery standards, turnaround times and the intake form. Mutual NDA signed, so you can quote confidently from day one.
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You submit the brief
Day 1The intake form forces the details that cause scope creep — page count, functionality, who writes copy, what assets exist. You get a fixed quote and start date back within a day.
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Build, with checkpoints
Weeks 1–4Built on a private URL with a review point at homepage stage and again before QA. You present those to your client as your own work — we don't appear in the meeting.
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Handover to you
Launch weekQA'd site transferred to your or your client's account, plus an unbranded walkthrough video you can pass on as your own training material.
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Post-launch cover
30 days, then optionalThirty days of fixes included, so your client's first month is smooth. Ongoing maintenance or SEO can continue under your brand if you want the recurring revenue.
Partner rates
Trade rates, below what a direct client pays — your margin is whatever you choose to sell it for. Full breakdown below
Full custom build
Designed and built from your brief. Copy supplied by you, or added for a fee.
Figma to Squarespace
Your design, built faithfully with custom CSS where Squarespace needs help.
Platform migration
Content moved by hand, redirects mapped, rankings measured before and after.
Landing page
Single-page campaign or offer page, built to match an existing site.
Whitelabel maintenance
Recurring revenue you resell at your own rate. Updates, fixes and monitoring under your brand.
Rates are indicative starting points for partners — final figures come from the intake form. Volume partners get better numbers, and repeat work is quoted faster because the standards are already agreed.
Partner questions
Will my client ever know you exist?
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No. No Typza branding, no footer credit, no contact with your client unless you explicitly invite us into a call as part of your team. Deliverables, files and training videos are all unbranded. A mutual NDA is standard.
Do you show the work in your portfolio?
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Not without written permission from you. Partner builds are yours to claim; if you're happy for us to show something, we agree it case by case.
Will you poach my clients?
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It's contractually excluded, and it would be commercially stupid — a partner who sends work repeatedly is worth far more than one client taken once. If your client contacts us directly, we route them back to you.
What's your capacity and turnaround?
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Two agency partners are active and there's room for a small number more — deliberately, so turnaround stays real. Full builds run 3–4 weeks, landing pages 3–5 working days, and you get a confirmed start date with every quote rather than a vague "soon".
Who handles revisions and scope creep?
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Two revision rounds per stage are included, consolidated through you rather than direct with the client. Anything beyond the agreed brief gets a written add-on quote before work starts, so you can pass the cost on rather than absorb it.
How does billing work?
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We invoice you, not your client — 50% to book, 50% on handover, standard 14-day terms. Established partners can move to monthly consolidated invoicing across all active projects.
Can you do WordPress or Webflow too?
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No — Squarespace only, plus migrations onto it. That focus is why the builds look custom and land on time. If a project genuinely needs another platform, we'll say so rather than take it.
Get the partner pack.
Rate card, delivery standards, turnaround times, intake form and mutual NDA — everything you need to price your next Squarespace project with confidence. No pitch required.
