White Label AI SEO for Agencies

White label AI SEO is a fulfilment arrangement in which a specialist provider delivers AI search visibility services, such as prompt-based audits, answer-first content, schema.org and entity work, citation building and share-of-voice reporting across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot and Google AI Overviews, and the agency presents that work to its own clients under its own brand. The agency owns the client relationship, pricing and account management; the provider owns the method, execution and measurement. In our model the service is productized into the same Starter, Growth and Enterprise tiers we sell directly, so inclusions and exclusions are fixed and the agency can quote with confidence. Deliverables and reports are unbranded or carry the agency's identity, and partner terms include confidentiality and non-solicitation so the client never needs to know who is behind the work un

Observationally, agencies are being asked by clients whether they appear in AI answers, and building a credible response in-house means hiring or training for a discipline that changes monthly, buying tracking tooling, designing a prompt-testing methodology that survives client scrutiny, and learning the compliance realities of regulated sectors. That is a significant investment before the first client pays for it. White-labelling lets an agency answer the question now, with a fixed-scope, measured service, while deciding over time whether to build its own capability. The trade-off is margin and control: you earn the difference between partner and client pricing rather than the full fee, and you depend on a partner's delivery cadence. We try to make that trade-off attractive with predictable scope, honest reporting and a partner agreement that protects your client relationships.

Not unless you want it to. Audits, fix lists, content drafts and monthly reports are delivered unbranded or in a template carrying your agency's identity, ready to forward or present. We communicate through your account team, not with your client, and the partner agreement includes confidentiality and non-solicitation terms. Some agencies prefer to introduce us on client calls as their AI search team; others keep the arrangement entirely invisible. Both work. The one thing we ask is that client-facing promises match what the service can deliver: we will not support guarantees of rankings or AI recommendations made in your brand's name, because they cannot be kept and they put your client relationship at risk when the report is honest about what did and did not move.

Precisely what a direct client receives, as scoped on this site. At Starter: the AI visibility audit and baseline in one or two engines, on-page optimization and core schema, answer-first AEO content, llms.txt and AI-crawler access, and email support through your team. At Growth: everything in Starter plus four to six content pages a month optimized or created, entity-consistency cleanup across the client's site and third-party profiles, light citation building, tracking across all major engines with competitor share of voice, and a monthly report with a strategy session. At Enterprise: custom scope including the items excluded from Growth, such as larger citation and PR work, multi-market programmes and a dedicated strategist. Every deliverable is tied to specific pages, prompts and sources so your account team can explain each line to the client.

Partner pricing is built on the same indicative retail tiers shown across this site: Starter around $500 per month, Growth around $1,500 per month and Enterprise priced custom to scope. We do not publish wholesale or volume rates on this page; partner terms are agreed and confirmed in writing before anything is published or signed, and all figures here are indicative, confirmed before publishing. You set your own client price and keep the difference, and you invoice your client directly. There are no long lock-ins on our side, because a measurement-led service should earn its place each month. If you want to pre-qualify a prospect before talking to us, the package recommender and comparison page on this site describe the tier boundaries in plain language that you can reuse in your own proposals.

Yes, using the same compliance-first approach described on our industry pages. For healthcare and dental clients, patient-facing content is drafted for clinician review and makes no clinical claims. For law firms, content is prepared within the attorney-advertising constraints the firm's compliance partner specifies. For fintech and financial services, every claim is routed through the client's financial-promotion approval process and logged. In each case the client's compliance function decides; we draft within the boundaries and flag what needs a decision, and your account team coordinates the approvals. This adds time to delivery, which we plan for openly. If a client wants content that cannot be substantiated or approved, we will say so rather than produce it, because that protects your agency as much as the client.

With the same two-layer method we use for direct clients, delivered unbranded. The AI layer is share of voice: how often engines name the client against a fixed set of named competitors across a consistent prompt set, plus mention rate, citation rate, citation-source distribution, and the accuracy and sentiment of what engines say about the client. The standard SEO layer uses the client's analytics and Search Console where connected: impressions, clicks and qualified actions on the pages worked on. Because AI answers vary by run, user and location, each prompt is tested repeatedly and reported as dated ranges rather than a single snapshot. The monthly report ends with concrete numbers, new and lost citations and a prioritised action list, and it says plainly when a prompt is not moving so your team is never surprised in a client review.

No, and we will not support that promise being made in your brand's name either. Engines decide what to say using models and sources outside anyone's control, and their answers change over time and vary by user and location. What the service does is work and measure the inputs that make citation more likely, at the intensity of the chosen tier: answer-first content, entity consistency, legitimate citations, correct schema, crawl access and all-engine tracking. We report mention rate, citation rate and share of voice honestly, including prompts that are not moving, so you can have an evidence-based conversation with your client. Agencies that sell this honestly, as a measured programme rather than a guaranteed outcome, retain clients longer, because the report and the promise match.

A clear brief for each client: sector, markets, named competitors, site and analytics access or coordination with the client's developer, correct current business information, and any compliance constraints or reviewers. On an ongoing basis, your account team routes content and change approvals, relays client priorities and attends the monthly partner session if you want one. You also handle your own client contract, pricing and invoicing. We take care of the audit, content drafting, schema and entity work, citation placements, tracking and the unbranded report. The most important contribution is speed of approvals and accurate information; delays on either side delay results, and the report will show it. We will tell you early if a client is not ready for the service.

Request a sample audit on one client or prospect through the free audit form, noting that you are an agency. We will run an unbranded AI visibility audit for that business, covering real buyer prompts across the major engines, baseline share of voice against named competitors and a prioritised fix list, which you can present as your own. If the audit makes sense for the client, we scope the tier together, confirm partner terms in writing, including confidentiality and non-solicitation, and begin delivery on the package cadence. You can add clients at any time, each scoped individually. If you are still comparing options, the comparison page and the pricing page on this site explain the tiers and what drives cost, in language you can reuse.