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White label and reseller

For US agencies buying SEO, PPC and web delivery under their own brand: white label vs reseller vs outsourcing, what each costs, and how to check a partner.

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White-label SEO is SEO work delivered under your agency's brand, with unbranded reports and no contact with your clients. A reseller program sells a fixed product at a wholesale price, usually per client site. Outsourcing is a dedicated team that works your processes. This topic explains the three models, what each costs, and what to check before you put a partner in front of your clients.

Who this is for

US agency owners with local-business, ecommerce or professional-services clients who want to add or scale SEO, PPC, content or web development without hiring. Most start with a reseller plan for a handful of sites and move to white label or a dedicated team as the client count grows.

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What to check in any partner

Every white-label profile on this site shows whether the agency offers unbranded reports, a sample report, a no-contact promise for end clients, its turnaround times and its reseller price. Ask for the sample report first: it tells you more about the partner than any sales call. Then confirm that ad, analytics and Business Profile accounts stay in your client's name, that the non-solicit clause covers your clients for at least 12 months after the contract ends, and that invoices come in US dollars with a 30-day notice period.

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