White Label SEO Pricing: What Agencies Pay in 2026
A practical guide to white label SEO pricing, with clear steps, common mistakes, and answers to the questions teams ask before they act.
Buy delivery at a partner rate, bill your client at yours, and keep the difference.
Most agencies quote search work before they know what delivery costs them, then find out what is left. Our white label SEO reseller program runs the other way: you hold the wholesale rate, the named scopes and the signed agreement first, so an account lead can price a prospect in the room.
White label SEO reseller program for agencies
We help your agency price, sell and deliver SEO without exposing the fulfillment layer. Partner rates, scopes, billing and delivery expectations are agreed before accounts start, so your team can sell with confidence and keep the client relationship clean.
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Six parts of the arrangement, from the paperwork you sign once to the material your account leads sell from.
You buy at a fixed discount off our list prices, the same on your fiftieth account as your first. Your cost is a number, not a negotiation.
Each client you place gets its own workspace, reporting line and access, all of it sitting under your agency instead of a shared pool.
We build the audit before the account signs, so you walk in with something to show and no unbilled hours behind it.
Confidentiality, non-solicitation, notice periods and price-change rules, agreed a single time and covering every account you place after it.
A single monthly invoice with a line per placed client, and nothing owed on it until your own client has settled with you.
Scope sheets, objection notes and proposal sections, written so an account lead can close an account without you in the room.
These are the problems agency owners describe on the first call, and almost every one of them is commercial rather than technical.
Diagnose my site •A prospect asks for a number in the room and you give one, because the alternative is losing momentum. The price gets set per engagement, after a scoping call, so there is nothing to quote from in the meeting — and the figure you invented that day anchors the client for years.
Every new account triggers a fresh agreement, a fresh legal review and a fresh two weeks before anyone can start. That is what happens when paperwork is written per engagement rather than per partner. The cost is not the legal fee but the speed: you cannot say yes quickly, and speed is the one advantage you reliably hold over a bigger agency.
You pay your supplier on their terms and get paid on your client's, so you fund the gap in between. The two schedules have to be set against each other at the start. Across three accounts that is an inconvenience; across twenty it is a working-capital problem that caps growth long before delivery capacity does.
To win the pitch you need something to show, so you either spend unbilled hours producing an audit or you pitch without one. Support that starts only once an account signs puts the whole acquisition risk on you. Lose three pitches and the unbilled hours swallow the margin on the one you won.
Every account you have placed sits with one supplier, and you have no view of what happens if that supplier is sold, raises prices or drops a service line. The relationship was never written down beyond a rate, so the risk stays invisible right until the day it is not — and by then your clients are the ones exposed.
You scoped each account from scratch, so no two look alike and your team cannot quote one from memory. Scoping stayed a conversation instead of becoming a product. Your account leads then cannot sell without you in the room, which caps the whole program at the size of your personal calendar.
We go through what you sell now, how many accounts you expect to place, and whether your clients sit in sectors we can staff. Some agencies are better off buying one account at a time, and finding that out in a call is cheaper than finding it out in month four.
Approval lands inside a business day of the fit call, and what your lawyer reads is a two-page agreement in plain English rather than a fresh contract per client. Everything after it is a one-page placement form. That is the difference between saying yes to a client this week and next month.
We walk your people through the rate, what sits inside each named scope, and what pushes a client into a larger one. The session is for the people who sell as well as the people who signed: an account lead should be able to quote without escalating.
You send a placement form, we open the workspace, and delivery starts against the named scope. What your client experiences is an ordinary onboarding with your agency: nothing reaches them from outside your templates, and no one from our side appears on the account.
Before a client comes up for renewal we confirm the scope and the rate you will be buying at, in writing. Our list prices move occasionally; your discount off them does not, and no change to either ever lands on an invoice first.
Once search is running we look at what else your clients keep asking for and whether this agreement can carry it. Expanding under paperwork that already exists is the cheapest growth open to a reseller.
A program only outgrows its founder when the wider team can price it. A published rate, a named scope and a ready proposal section let an account lead answer a prospect in the meeting instead of promising a number by Friday. That changes your sales capacity, not your delivery.
We hold no agreement with anyone you introduce and we never invoice them, so there is no route by which a client of yours becomes a client of ours. Every white-label agreement carries a no-poach clause and a mutual non-solicit, and both survive the end of it.
Everything the white label SEO reseller programme produces is addressed to you, not to your client. What reaches your client is SEO from your agency, and nothing else.
You get the partner rate before the pitch, sign the master agreement once, and place each account with a one-page form.
Most agencies discover what delivery costs after the client has already heard a number. Ask for the rate first, and the next quote your team gives has a known spread behind it.
You buy at 20% off our list prices and bill your client at whatever you choose, so the whole gap is yours. Two things move the underlying number: the size and condition of the client's site, and whether we specify the fixes or make them. Your rate is fixed in writing before you quote, and we never see what you charge.
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Tell us how many accounts you expect to place this year and what you already deliver in-house. We will send the partner rate, the named scopes and the master agreement to read before any call.
Organic delivery, reporting and implementation under your agency brand.
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