On October 5, 2026, Webflow finished switching off its legacy Editor — and with it the white-label branding agencies had leaned on for years. That single deprecation pushed a lot of agency owners back into their platform spreadsheet, and the second thing they found was the problem they had been quietly absorbing for longer: Duda's per-site billing.
Duda is genuinely good software. Its client tooling is the most mature in the category, and if reselling a platform is your actual business, it still earns its price. But the invoice grows in a straight line with your client roster, and by the time you have 25 published sites the platform plan fee is the small line on the bill. This is the honest math, the five alternatives worth shortlisting in 2026, and what to check before you move anything.
?edit is disabled. The cheapest "hand your client an editor with your logo on it" path on Webflow is simply gone, and agencies that used it are shopping for a replacement right now.These are Duda's own list prices, read from its pricing page this week. Annual billing is charged upfront.
| Plan | Monthly billing | Annual billing | Included published sites | White label? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | $25/mo | $19/mo | 1 | No |
| Team | $39/mo | $29/mo | 1 | No |
| Agency | $69/mo | $52/mo | 4 | No |
| White Label | $199/mo | $149/mo | 4 | Yes |
| Custom | Contact sales — tiered per-site pricing negotiated | Custom | Yes | |
Every additional published Website Builder project costs $19/mo or $171/yr on Basic, and $17/mo or $168/yr on Team, Agency and White Label. Duda Vibe projects — the AI-generated ones — are cheaper at $9/mo or $81/yr on Basic and $8/mo or $79/yr on the other plans, which tells you where Duda wants your growth to happen.
Working from Duda's public list prices, no stores, no bookings, no tax:
| Published client sites | White Label, monthly billing | White Label, annual billing | Cost per site (annual) | Agency plan, no white label |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 | $301/mo | $233/mo | $23.30 | $136/mo |
| 25 | $556/mo | $443/mo | $17.72 | $346/mo |
| 50 | $981/mo | $793/mo | $15.86 | $696/mo |
Two things fall out of that table. First, the plan fee stops mattering: at 50 sites the $149 White Label plan is less than a fifth of the bill, and the 46 extra sites are the rest. Second, per-site cost floors out around $14 to $17 and stays there — growth alone will not make Duda meaningfully cheaper per client. If your retainer is $150 a month, a $17 site line is a 11% input cost you can never negotiate down without a Custom contract.
Duda's help centre is explicit that the account owner is the only party responsible for payment, with one card per account. If a client goes quiet, their site keeps costing you every month until you unpublish it. On a 25-site roster with two or three late payers, that is real money leaving before it arrives — and it is the single most common reason agencies start looking at flat-rate platforms instead.
Nida's angle is that a website is not the product; the revenue around it is. The Agency plan is $29.99 a month for up to five workspaces and includes every core module — website builder, CRM, client portal, chatbots, forms, booking, conversations, automations, SEO, payments and invoicing. The White Label plan is $199 a month with unlimited workspaces, a full rebrand with no "Powered by" footer, and Agent API access for external agents.
Put the two white-label tiers side by side and the comparison is blunt: $199 a month buys four published sites on Duda, and unlimited workspaces on Nida. At 25 client sites that is $443 a month against $199 — and the Nida side already includes the CRM, portal and voice layer that Duda would have you assemble from three other subscriptions. The honest caveat is that Duda's client-permission tooling, widget library and code export are more mature, and Nida's own docs are the first place to check whether a specific edge-case workflow is covered.
If your output is premium brand sites built by designers who think in CSS, Webflow's ceiling is still the highest in the category, and client seats on Workspace plans are a reasonable handoff. But the editor white-label is retired as of August 2026, sites are priced per site plan, and your clients pay Webflow, not you. It solves design, not resale.
Wix Studio gives agencies reusable components, a client workspace and an enormous app market at a low entry price. What it does not give you is a fully rebranded platform: clients see Wix, and there is no per-site margin to resell. It is a great tool for a studio delivering its own work, a weak one for an agency reselling infrastructure. See Wix Studio's plans.
HighLevel's Agency Pro sits at $497 a month for SaaS mode with unlimited sub-accounts, which beats per-site pricing outright at volume. The catch is how the AI side is metered: usage and AI features are billed on top, per sub-account, so a 25-client roster pays that margin 25 times over. We broke the arithmetic down in the AI cost comparison for agencies, and GoHighLevel's own plan limits are worth reading directly at gohighlevel.com/pricing.
The strongest pick if clients insist on owning WordPress. Site allowances are bundled rather than sold individually, white-label is available on agency tiers, and hosting stays with 10Web — which is exactly the dependency to model before you commit, because the platform bill and the hosting bill move together.
If you sell a white-labeled platform to clients who log in and manage their own sites every day, stay on Duda. If you sell outcomes — sites, leads, follow-up, reviews — sold as one recurring package, the per-site line is working against your margin.
Here is the sequence that keeps the bill down without breaking rankings, using a 25-site portfolio as the example. On Duda's White Label plan, 25 sites run $443 a month on annual billing; on Nida's White Label plan the same 25 workspaces cost $199 a month with the CRM, portal and voice layer included — about $2,900 saved in year one, before counting the tools you stop buying separately. For the full margin model, see the economics of the white-label reseller business.
If your bottleneck is cost per client site and you want the surrounding business tools in one subscription, Nida's White Label plan is the closest match: $199 a month for unlimited workspaces, full rebrand and Agent API access, with no per-site fee. If your bottleneck is design control for premium brand sites, Webflow still wins — you just can't fully white-label it any more. If you sell a platform clients log into daily, Duda remains the most mature option and is worth the premium.
On list prices as of October 2026: the White Label plan is $199 a month billed monthly, or $149 a month billed annually, and includes four published sites. Twenty-one additional sites at $17 a month each brings the monthly-billing total to $556, or about $443 a month on annual billing. Duda notes that the account owner is the only party responsible for payment.
No. The Agency plan at $69 a month billed monthly, or $52 annually, includes four published sites and agency tooling, but full white label — your brand on the builder, dashboard, preview pages and platform emails, on your own domain — requires the White Label plan at $199 a month, or a negotiated Custom plan.
Not at scale. Most platforms that offer genuine white label put it on their top self-serve tier or behind a sales call, because the branding is the product. What separates platforms in 2026 is how the tiers above that are priced: per site, per sub-account, or flat. Flat pricing is the one that lets your margin improve as you grow.
Export your content and your page titles, keep the old site published until DNS resolves, and set 301 redirects for every path that changed. Then unpublish — not cancel — each Duda project as its domain settles, because an unpublished project stops billing while a cancelled one may not.
Duda earned its reputation by treating agencies as first-class customers, and in 2026 it is still the most complete client-management platform you can resell. The question is not whether Duda is good — it is whether a bill that grows $17 at a time with your client roster matches how you sell. If you sell websites, Duda is a fair deal. If you sell a recurring business system, you want pricing that scales with the value you deliver, not with the number of published pages under it.
Ready to run 20 client sites on one flat plan instead of one per-site invoice? See Nida's pricing — the Agency plan starts at $29.99 a month with every core module included, and the White Label plan gives you unlimited workspaces, your own branding and Agent API access. If you want to see the full stack before you commit, start with what a white-label website builder should actually include.
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