Path A
Referral partner
You know a business owner who needs a website. You introduce us; I take it from there.
- I handle discovery, scoping, the contract and delivery.
For photographers, designers, agencies and consultants
Your clients need websites. I can build them.
I work with professionals whose clients need a website, so you can say yes to the project without doing the development yourself. Refer the client to me, or have me build behind your brand.
Kyle Stringham · Stringham Web Design LLC · League City, Texas
Selected work
Stringham Web Design is a new studio, so you work with the founder on every project. Here’s what I’ve built, each labeled for exactly what it is.
- Live product
- Public and in use.
- Design demo
- Built to show the approach. Not a client's live site.
- Archived
- Earlier design work, no longer in active development.
01 / 05: Common Ground
Common Ground
Support hub for autism families · my own product
A free support hub for parents raising a child with autism, built so a parent with five spare minutes can find one clear next step.
Built for one action: Help a parent find one clear next step today.
Visit the live site (opens in a new tab)What I built
- One question, “What do you need today?”, with six paths that each lead to a single next step.
- Local providers, parent tools and plain-English guides. No sign-up, and no child information collected.
- A white-label version clinics can run under their own name and colors.
Two ways to work together
Pick whichever fits how you run your business. Both are set up in writing before the first project.
Path B
Agency development partner
You keep the client. I build the website behind the scenes, under your name if you want.
- I don't contact your client or show the work without your permission.
- Everything is handed to you, or to your client, at the end.
| Question | Referral partner | Agency development partner |
|---|---|---|
| Who talks to the client | I do, with you copied if you like | You do; I join calls only if you ask |
| Who contracts with the client | Stringham Web Design LLC | You |
| Whose name is on the work | Mine, with your introduction | Yours, if you prefer |
| How money works | I pay you 20% of the website build price within 14 days after it's paid in full | You pay me a project price we agree before work starts |
White-label pricing is agreed per project, in writing, before work starts.
Referral terms: 20% of the website build price
Example Your client’s website quote is $1,500. Once they’ve paid in full, I pay you $300.
- You get 20% of the website build price, as written in your client’s quote.
- It’s paid within 14 days after the business has paid for its website in full.
- Get your own link and share the free Website Checkup. Your link credits you for 90 days. Or just introduce us by email.
- Whenever you share, say that you earn a referral fee.
- Fees for the Listing Fix (the $150 Google listing cleanup) and Website Care ($75 a month of hosting and upkeep) don’t count toward it.
- The business is told about the reward, and it never changes their price.
What you can count on
Owner-led delivery
I'm the one who plans, designs, builds and answers your email. Nothing is passed to a junior or resold.
Built to be used
Clear structure, plain words and one obvious next step on every page, so the site does a job for the business.
Real interaction
Booking, ordering and request flows built into the site, not bolted on with a widget that breaks the design.
Scope in writing
What's included, what isn't, milestones and the price, agreed before work starts.
Your client owns it
Domain, hosting and accounts stay in the business's name. Nothing is held back at handoff.
Straight about AI
I build with AI-assisted development tools. I direct the work, review what they produce, test it, and I'm accountable for the result.
Who you'd work with
Kyle Stringham
Founder, Stringham Web Design LLC · League City, Texas
I have a degree in psychology, and I study why customers choose one business over another. That shapes every page I build: what people need to see, in what order, before they call.
Years of customer-facing work, and my work as a Registered Behavior Technician with autistic kids and their families, mean patient, clear communication. You’ll always know what’s happening and what comes next.
I use AI-assisted tools so you get custom work faster. I review, test and stand behind every line that ships.
What I care about: clear communication, honest scope, and owners keeping control of their own domain and accounts.
How a partnership works
Meet
Reply by email or book a short call, whichever you prefer. What you do, who your clients are, how you like to work.
Determine fit
If we're not a good match, I'll say so. No hard feelings.
Agree on how we work
Referral or white-label, who does what, and how money works, in writing.
Introduce a project
You send an introduction, or brief me on your client's project.
Deliver
Scope, build, check-ins and launch, the way we agreed.
Review the relationship
After the first project we look at what worked and what to change.
Partner questions
Something else? Email kyle@stringhamwebdesign.com.
Who is an ideal referral?
An owner-run business that needs a new website or a rebuild, can make the decision themselves, and wants a site that does a job: bookings, orders, calls or requests. Local service businesses, shops, studios and practices are a good fit.
Do I have to bring a minimum number of clients?
No. One introduction a year is fine. There's no quota and no exclusivity.
Who communicates with the client?
On a referral, I do, and I'll copy you if you want to stay in the loop. On white-label work, you do; I stay behind the scenes unless you ask me onto a call.
Can an agency use Stringham behind the scenes?
Yes. The work can go out under your name, I won't contact your client or show the project without your permission, and I'll sign a confidentiality agreement if you need one.
How is compensation handled?
For referrals: 20% of the website's total price, paid once the client has paid for the website in full. On a $1,500 website, that's $300. Website Care fees don't count toward it, and the client is told about the reward. For white-label: you pay me a project price we agree before work starts.
Do I have to pay anything to participate?
No. There's no fee to become a partner, and you don't need to be one to refer a business.
Who owns the completed website?
On a referral, the client owns the site, its content, the domain and their accounts once it's paid in full. On white-label work, ownership follows your agreement with your client, and I hand everything over to whoever it belongs to.
Explore a partnership
What happens next: I’ll reply within two business days to set up a short call. No cost and no commitment.
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