01Frontend freedom
Custom-site agencies
You design and build bespoke marketing or business websites and want the frontend to stay fully custom.
For agencies building custom client websites
Give clients editing autonomy without surrendering the frontend.
Dyrected gives agencies a client-safe editing layer for custom websites, including an admin embedded into the client's own site at paths like yourwebsite.com/admin. Your team keeps the codebase, components, layouts, routes, and styling under developer control while clients update the approved content they actually own.
Who this is for
Built for agencies that want a better handoff without changing how they build.
Dyrected fits agencies selling custom websites, managing multiple client projects, and trying to remove routine content edits from the support queue while giving clients an embedded admin on their own domain.
Three clear signals that this page is meant for your team, not for boxed-site builders or template-first workflows.
02Margin protection
Teams feeling support drag
Your team keeps getting pulled into low-value content edits after launch and wants to protect delivery margin.
03Client-ready delivery
Agencies selling premium handoff
You want clients to edit what they own through an admin inside their own website without giving them access to layout, styling, routes, or code.
The pain
The site ships, but the agency keeps owning content updates it should have handed off.
You launched the custom site, wrapped the project, and expected the handoff to hold. Then the routine requests started coming back through Slack threads, email chains, and support messages.
A homepage copy change. A new FAQ. A service update. A testimonial swap. A campaign section that needs to go live this afternoon. None of this work is strategically hard, but it still breaks delivery focus and eats margin.
When approved content stays trapped in the codebase, clients stay dependent on your team for updates they should be able to make safely without touching the frontend.
A premium website handoff should not leave your agency holding the content backlog.
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Why this route
Give clients editing autonomy without surrendering the frontend.
Most agencies end up choosing between developer bottlenecks, custom admin work, or a CMS stack that changes how they build. Dyrected gives you a fourth option: an embedded admin experience on the client site, with the frontend still under agency control.
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Keep content in code
It works until launch is over and every homepage tweak, service update, and FAQ change lands back on your delivery team.
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Build custom admin tools or switch stacks
You can solve editing that way, but at the cost of more admin work, more maintenance, or compromises in how your team likes to build.
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Use Dyrected
Keep the custom website, add structured editing, and hand off a cleaner client experience without rebuilding your agency workflow.
How it works
A repeatable handoff workflow for custom client websites.
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Step 1: Set up the client project
Create the client project in Dyrected while keeping your existing frontend workflow intact.
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Step 2: Define approved editing areas
Choose the content the client should manage: services, FAQs, testimonials, pages, SEO fields, campaign sections, and more.
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Step 3: Connect your frontend
Use the Dyrected SDK and config to power your custom site with Dyrected-managed content.
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Step 4: Test the handoff
Make sample edits in the dashboard and confirm the site updates correctly without affecting layout, styling, or structure.
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Step 5: Hand over access
Invite the client into an admin on their own domain and remove your team from routine content changes.
Editable content
Make the parts clients always ask about editable.
If the client should own it, expose it. If your agency should control it, keep it in code.
Homepage hero copy
About page content
Services
Service details
FAQs
Testimonials
Team members
Gallery images
Pricing copy
CTA sections
Banners and announcements
Landing page sections
Blog posts
Case studies
SEO titles and descriptions
Contact information
FAQ
Questions agencies ask before changing the handoff process.
The line stays the same throughout: clients get autonomy over approved content inside their own admin experience while your team keeps control of the frontend.
Ready for the next client build
Stop attaching a content support queue to every custom website launch.
Use Dyrected on your next client project and hand off approved editing without giving up control of the frontend your agency worked to build.