White label app builder launch sheet
- First-year net after vendor fees and launch spend
- -$413
- First-year cost: setup, twelve months of fees and the launch budget
- $7,788
- Revenue a month at the target client count
- $1,475
- First-year revenue, clients building evenly from the first sale
- $7,375
Every figure on a worksheet comes from the inputs you enter and the method stated beside it: your vendor's wholesale price and fees, your own price, your client count and your hours. Where a guide names a published rule, the document is cited with a path to the clause, and the figure is licensed in this repository's claims ledger before it appears on a page.
The figures start from a worked example (-$413), one platform or one app from a typical small agency. Change any input and the sheet recomputes as you type.
Download the White label app builder launch sheet worked example (CSV)
A white label app builder gives an agency an app with its own badge on it; this launch sheet says what the first year costs and returns. It takes the setup, design and branding cost, the vendor's monthly fee for the branded app and its fee per client account, your price per client, the clients you expect on the app by the end of the first year, the months from launch to the first paying client and the launch marketing budget, and returns the first-year cost, the revenue a month at the target, the first-year revenue with clients building evenly from the first sale, the first-year net, the clients needed to cover the monthly fee, the margin per client and the price sheet figure a client pays a year. Every fee is yours from the vendor's terms.
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Upgrading turns a worked margin into a book. The platform you priced on the worksheet is filed as the product you resell, each client is filed against it with their seats and their price, the renewal date is a reminder rather than a surprise, and the proposal and the price sheet render under your badge from the book rather than being retyped.
- Download the proposal or the price sheet as a file to send to a client
- Your proposals and price sheets without our name on them
- Save a product's margin and reopen it when the vendor changes the price
- Your agency name and logo on every proposal, price sheet and renewal notice
- Take every proposal, price sheet and renewal notice out at once
- Send a client their renewal notice from inside the book
- Not sold on this hub: a reseller invoices clients from its own billing, not through us
- Not sold on this hub: the book's totals export to your accountant instead
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White label app builder launch sheet: what resellers ask
Why does the first-year revenue assume clients build evenly?
Because an app launched in January does not have its December client count all year. The sheet averages the target across the months after the first sale, which is a plain estimate stated in the method; if your pipeline is front-loaded, enter fewer months to the first client.
What belongs in the setup cost?
The vendor's setup fee, your designer's work on the branding and the screens, the app store listing work and any content the app launches with. Enter it as one figure; the sheet recovers it from the first-year net.
Is the per-client fee the same as the wholesale price on the margin worksheet?
Usually yes: the vendor's charge per client account a month. App builders often charge a larger monthly fee for the branded app and a smaller per-client fee, which is why this sheet asks for both.
Where the constants in this tool come from
USPTO, Trademark basics: what registering the badge a rebadged app carries involves.