Vendasta is built for agencies that want to resell a wide catalogue to local businesses: listings, reputation, ads, CRM and a marketplace of third-party products, all wrapped in a client portal. That is a real strength if you sell bundles. If most of your revenue is websites, you are paying for a store when you need a workshop. This page sets out what Vendasta's pricing page actually lists today and where a site-first platform like We.Inc fits instead.
Vendasta describes itself through its catalogue. On its pricing page, checked today, every plan includes a "Marketplace Store" for showing and bundling products to clients and a "Full-featured client CRM". Plans are priced as a monthly minimum spend, and the tiers are separated by how many businesses they cover and how good the wholesale pricing is. As listed today:
| Vendasta plan | Monthly minimum (Vendasta's figure) | White label, per the pricing page |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | $99/mo | "Co-branding with Vendasta"; full white-labelling not included |
| Professional | $499/mo | "White-label client portal" |
| Premium | $999/mo | "Multi-location client portal"; white-labelling marked included |
| Custom Enterprise | Custom | Not spelled out; ask their sales team |
Two details matter for an agency that mostly sells websites:
None of this is a criticism. Vendasta's model is: you are a reseller with a storefront, and the platform's job is to help you sell more products per client. For an agency that sells listings management, reviews, social posting and ads to hundreds of local businesses, that is a sensible model, and we are not trying to replace it.
The question to ask is what share of your revenue is the website itself. Agencies that come to us from bundle platforms usually describe one of these situations:
If none of these apply, stop here: you are probably well served already.
We.Inc is narrower than Vendasta on purpose. Your clients sign in to a portal on your domain, with your name, logo and colours, and build their website by describing it to the AI, then edit it visually or by asking for changes.

*The sign-in page a client sees: your brand only. This one belongs to our demo brand, Northgate Studio.*

*The client's home inside the branded portal: a prompt box to start a site, and their sites below.*
The editor is the part a bundle platform usually does not have. A client can click a heading and change its font, size and colour, or select a button and change its fill and corners, without touching code.

*The visual editor on a client's site. Small changes do not need to become support tickets.*
| Question | Vendasta (from its pricing page) | We.Inc |
|---|---|---|
| Core product | Marketplace of resellable products, client CRM, client portal | AI website builder with a client portal under your brand |
| Website building | Not listed as a plan feature; WordPress Hosting sold separately | The core of the product: AI build plus visual editing |
| White label | Co-branded on Starter; white-label portal from Professional | Your brand on login, portal, domain and emails |
| Third-party products to resell | Yes, a marketplace | No marketplace |
| Client CRM | Included | No CRM; we keep clients, notes and tags, not a sales pipeline |
| Pricing model | Monthly minimum spend by tier | Quoted on a demo for your volume |
| Client billing | See Vendasta for its billing tools | Clients pay you through your own Stripe account |
An agency running a hundred client sites needs rules, not trust. In We.Inc you set brand-wide defaults for what clients may do and override them per client: publish, connect their own domain, see the code, run a blog, an online store, forms and SEO settings. A separate switch holds a client's site for your approval before it goes live, which is a single-step approval, not a chain.

*Brand-wide defaults. Every new client starts with these rules; you change them for one client when you need to.*

*The approval queue. A client presses Publish; the site goes live when you approve it or comes back with your notes.*
You set your own plans for clients and connect your own Stripe account, so clients pay you directly and see your name on the bill. The plans screen below is from the demo brand, before Stripe was connected.

*Setting up client plans. The money goes to your Stripe account, not to us first.*
You do not need to move every client at once, and you may not want to leave Vendasta at all.
Our guide to reselling websites under your own brand covers packaging and what to charge.

*The code panel. Any site can be downloaded as a ZIP, so neither you nor your client is locked in.*
Book a demo and tell us which of your clients only buy websites. We will show you what their portal would look like.
Last checked 2026-10-25.
Book a demo. Pricing is tailored to your volume and setup, and you get your exact price on the call. 0% transaction fee.
Vendasta's pricing page, checked on 25 October 2026, does not list a website builder in any plan. It lists WordPress Hosting as a separate product and promotes an AI app builder called Vibe separately. Check with Vendasta for the current position.
No. We.Inc has no resale marketplace and no client CRM. It replaces the website part: AI-built, editable client sites inside a portal under your brand.
Yes. Many agencies keep a bundle platform for listings, reviews or ads and move websites to a dedicated builder. They do not need to share a login.
White label is quoted on a demo, because it depends on how many client sites you plan to run and how you set it up.
We.Inc is an AI-powered website builder you can resell under your own brand. Launch a branded client dashboard, bill on Stripe Connect, and deliver AI-generated websites in minutes. White-label pricing is tailored to your volume and setup: book a 30-minute demo for a quote.