White label SEO services for agencies. Invisible to your client, never to you.
White label SEO services for agencies whose clients pay for judgement: a strategy per client site, every piece reviewed before they see it, and your brand on all of it.
I am Eugene, and I do the work under your name. Three agencies at a time, so the person who writes the roadmap is the person who reviews the work.
One client site, one month
Two views of the same work
Your client sees
Search report, September
- What changed
- Why we think it changed
- What happens next
Your logo, your address, your name on the call.
You see
- Roadmap for this siteapproved by you
- Pages reviewed before releaseevery one
- Held back this month2, with reasons
- Loginsin your client's name
- Thursday's client callyou, or me on your team
- Links placednone, ever
An illustrative month. The rows are the real process.
Search and content work for
Direct clients, under my own name. Under yours, the work is the same.
Every provider promises your client will never know. The trouble starts when you never know either.
Most white label SEO services for agencies are sold on margin and invisibility. Here, invisible stops at your client: you see every decision, check and login, because it is your name on the work.
- Visibility
- "Your clients will never know we exist"
- Invisible to your client, visible to you
- The plan
- Tiers counted in keywords or tasks
- A strategy per client, including what gets refused
- Quality
- A dedicated account manager
- The same reviewer on every account
- Links
- "High-DR backlinks"
- No links sold or placed
- The ending
- "No contracts"
- You keep the access, files and decision log
Left column: white label pages ranking in the US, read 18 Sep 2026
Agencies describe the same failures, thread after thread.
Read enough threads by agency owners buying white label SEO services and the complaints repeat almost word for word.
- 01
"Most white-label services promise the moon, deliver fluff, and make me look bad."
An agency owner on r/agency. The work fails in front of the client, under the agency's name.
- 02
"Fine at execution but weak on comms and QA."
A practitioner on r/SEO, whose advice was to keep strategy in-house because vendors do not supply it.
- 03
"Junior people doing the actual work with a senior name on the call."
From r/marketing, on where these arrangements come apart.
- 04
"You save 200 bucks a month but end up losing a client worth 2k."
From r/localseo, on choosing a provider by price.
- 05
"I've been paranoid that any white label seo agency would steal my clients."
An agency owner on r/SEO. Most providers answer it with a slogan, not a clause.
Quoted as written from public Reddit threads, read 18 Sep 2026.
Built for the accounts your name depends on.
A white label SEO partner for agencies whose clients pay for judgement, not for a checklist of monthly tasks.
Do bring this
Accounts that fit
- Web, design, paid media and brand agencies with no search lead in-house
- Clients paying a few thousand a month, often B2B or mid-market
- Clients who ask why something changed, not only whether it did
- Agencies that want to keep the relationship and set the price
Do not bring this
Accounts that do not
- One location on a $300 to $800 monthly budget
- Anyone who needs links placed or rankings guaranteed
- More than three sites at once, or a start next week
- Agencies that would rather not read the work first
What the market's published prices actually buy.
Most white label SEO packages hide the price behind a call or a login. Four publish one, and every one of them is a local package.
SEOHive
Local SEO, one location
per website
$350
SEOReseller
GBP Only, Local, National
per client
$299 to $699
Agency Elevation
Silver, Gold, Platinum
per domain
$399 to $799
Third Marble
Basic, Enhanced, Premium
per client, plus an agency fee
$399 to $2,999
busyless
Agency retainer, split three ways
per site, before production
from $1,667
Buy one of these when
- The client has one location and a budget under $1,000
- The work is Google Business Profile, citations and reviews
- Nobody expects a strategy, only upkeep
And ask these first
- 01Who holds the listing and citation logins if you cancel?
- 02Do you see every link before it goes live?
- 03Does the report say why, or only what?
Seven terms most providers leave off the page.
A white label SEO reseller page tells you what you will earn. This is what you would sign, beside the line the market prints instead.
Agreement, schedule A
busyless and your agency: the terms that matter
- §1StrategyTiers counted in keywordsA roadmap per client site, including what we will not do. You approve it before your client sees it.
- §2ReviewNot statedEvery page, fix and report is reviewed by me, then by you, before it reaches your client.
- §3The client call"We never contact your clients"Your choice per account: I stay invisible, or join as a named specialist on your team. Never as your employee.
- §4Links"No PBNs, no spam, no shortcuts"None sold and none placed, on any account. Google's spam policies name paid links as link spam.
- §5Access and exitNot statedLogins sit in your client's accounts or yours. If a client leaves, you keep the content, reports and decision log.
- §6Your clientsA promise in the copyI do not pitch or accept a client of yours, during the work or for 12 months after.
- §7Capacity"Join hundreds of agencies"Three agencies at a time, up to three client sites per retainer. One reviewer on all of it.
Quoted lines are from white label pages ranking in the US for these services, read 18 Sep 2026. Unquoted ones describe what those pages leave out.
What white label SEO services for agencies should include, per site.
One schedule for every client site. The retainer pays for judgement and review; execution capacity pays for production.
- A roadmap for the site, including what we refuseMonth one, then monthlyRetainer
- Technical audit and fix specs your developers can shipMonth one, then per releaseRetainer
- Editorial review of every page before releaseEvery pieceRetainer
- Search and AI answer checks, tracked with our LLM visibility toolMonthlyRetainer
- A report written for the client, in your brandMonthlyRetainer
- Client calls, as a named specialist on your teamOn requestRetainer
- Briefs, articles and page updatesAs the roadmap setsExecution capacity
- Business Profile, location pages and citation clean-upFor clients with locationsExecution capacity
- Link placements. Our link building directory lists specialists we checkedNeverNot offered
Client data stays in accounts you or your client own
Nothing reaches your client before two reviews.
Automation is why production costs what it does. It is never why something ships: I review it, then you do.
01 · the plan
Roadmap
The item exists because the approved roadmap says so, with the reason attached.
02 · engine and writers
Production
Automation drafts and researches; writers and editors do the rest.
03 · Eugene
My review
Nothing moves until it passes.
- Matches the roadmap
- Every claim sourced
- Checked against Google's documentation
- Sounds like the client
held once: a claim with no source04 · your team
Your approval
In your workspace, before release. You can send it back.
approved05 · in your brand
Your client
It ships, and the report says what it was for.
Visits from search to the pages we changed
A shape, not a result.
- What changed
- Visits from search rose on the three comparison pages we rewrote in August.
- Why we think so
- The rise is on those pages, not across the site. Attribution is never perfectly clean, so read it as likely.
- What happens next
- Two more comparison pages in October, and the old buyer's guide is retired.
Leading indicators
- Impressions on target pages
- Positions for the roadmap's queries
- Mentions in AI answers
Business indicators
- Demo requests from search
- Pipeline the client's CRM attributes
Illustrative client and figures. The structure is the real one.
The chart is the easy part. Your client reads the paragraph under it.
Tools make white label SEO reports in minutes, with your logo on a dashboard export. I write the part that says what changed, why, and what is next, and I keep leading and business indicators apart.
A reporting workflow like this is one of our automations, if your team wants its own.
What no provider can promise you, or your client.
Whatever the badge on a white label SEO company's site says, these four are outside anyone's control, including mine.
- 01
No rankings, traffic or revenue guaranteed.
Google says no one can guarantee a ranking. A guarantee on outsourced work is one you would be making about levers you do not control.
- 02
No links, bought or placed.
Google's spam policies name paying for links as link spam, and the risk lands on your client, under your name.
- 03
No volume.
Three agencies at a time and three sites per retainer. A $350 local package is a different product, and cheaper for a reason.
- 04
Invisible, never fake.
I will not contact your client or sign your work. I will not pose as your employee either: not naming a subcontractor is ordinary, inventing a team is not.
The honest outcome: work you would sign yourself, delivered under your name, by the person who reviewed it.
From one test account to three.
Every account starts the same way: one client, one audit, and your approval before anything reaches them.
- 01
Weeks one and two
Test on one client
A white label SEO audit on one client site, covering technical, content and search, ending in a roadmap you would put your name on.
Intakefrom youSearch Console accessadded by youAnalytics, view onlyadded by youWhat you promised the clientrequiredThe client's last reportsif anyAccess can run through an address on your domain.
- 02
End of week two
Agree the roadmap
You approve the roadmap and what it refuses. Then stop there, or move the account onto the retainer.
The roadmaptasks to decisionsA task list by tier
Decisions for this client
Every item says why, and what it replaces.
- 03
Every month
Run the monthly cycle
Production follows the roadmap. I review everything, you approve it, and the report goes out in your brand.
One site, one monthillustrativePieces reviewedallHeld for a fix2Reportyour brandClient callon request - 04
Whenever it ends
Leave cleanly
If a client leaves you, or you leave me, my access is removed and you keep the content, reports, roadmap and decision log.
At exityoursContent and pagesyoursReports and roadmapyoursLogins in my namenoneContact with your clientnone
Remote, in English, Ukrainian or Russian. Reports in your brand, sent by you.
No white label testimonials. These are the nearest.
These are not white label clients. They are teams I worked with directly, under my own name, on the same search and content work.
“Eugene is insanely talented with automation and SEO. He helped us produce content at scale without sacrificing quality, which is rare. Couldn't think of a better person for speed and precision.”
Loïc Reco
Product / ColdIQ
“Yevhen consistently delivered content on time, strictly adhering to briefs while frequently exceeding expectations. What sets Yevhen apart is balancing technical SEO with engaging, reader-friendly content.”
Konstantin Vashkevich
Head of Marketing / RedTrack.io
“Working with Yevhen has been great. They think strategically about SEO, focus on what drives growth, and execute consistently. Clear communication, strong ownership, real results.”
Ivan Khymych
CEO & Founder / SimplyDepo
“Working with Yevhen is an absolute pleasure. His marketing analysis is some of the most in-depth I've ever seen. He consistently goes above and beyond expectations.”
Ira Nykytenko
Operations Manager / Awesomic
“What truly sets Eugene apart is his deep understanding of SaaS content marketing. He knows how to make content work hard – pulling in the right audience and converting them.”
Andrew Kolp
Founder / Generect
“Eugene has been a huge help to us at TextPie.io as our Advisor. As a content and SEO expert, he helped us build a strong foundation for our SEO strategy.”
Vladyslav Sizov
Founder / TextPie
“Working with Yevhen was great. Super professional, really quick, and to the point. Didn't need to manage anything – Yevhen got it right away. Definitely a strong recommend.”
Max Bondarenko
CMO / Spendbase
“Eugene is one of those rare professionals who combines incredible skills with an unbeatable work ethic and amazing attitude. He creates experiences that grab attention and drive results.”
Rimma Sytnik
Head of Inbound Marketing / Reply
“Eugene is the easiest person to work with. He jumps in, gets it, and delivers great content without hand-holding. His topic suggestions helped us jump into top 10 right away.”
Galyna Golitsyna
Digital Marketing Team Lead / 42DM
“Working with Eugene has been an absolute pleasure. As Head of Content, Eugene is not only a talented professional and a leader but also a supportive and empathetic colleague.”
Olivia Minko
Fractional CMO
“Eugene helped with our marketing efforts at Strada and has been terrific to work with. He's professional, dependable, and always finds a way to deliver high-quality work.”
Amir Prodensky
CEO / Strada
“Working with Eugene has been a breeze. Sharp thinking, receptive to feedback, and always on time. One of those collaborators who gets it. Highly recommend.”
Jean-Philippe Timog Métivier
SEO, Content & Brand / Tervene
“His contributions have been incredibly valuable to our blog. I have immense confidence in his knowledge and expertise. He is undoubtedly a professional in content.”
Zeynep Kantav
Marketing Manager / Transkriptor
“Eugene's proactive approach ensured that we stayed ahead of the curve, implementing the latest SEO strategies and best practices. His expertise is evident.”
Alessio Mavika
Founder / AgencyDots
“Eugene's commitment to quality and professionalism is truly impressive. He consistently offers fresh ideas, showcases great writing skills, and is always open to discussion.”
Svitlana Fomenko
Marketing Manager / CloudTalk
“Eugene is a rare find with his mix of creativity and data-driven thinking. He knows how to create engaging content that grabs attention and drives traffic.”
Maksym Zubenko
Head of Organic Growth / Jooble
“Eugene's expertise didn't stop at content creation; he also offered valuable insights that boosted my website's performance and set the stage for better lead generation.”
Dmytro Chervonyi
Co-founder / Forecastio
“From his exceptional marketing skills to his expert content creation abilities, Eugene consistently excels. It was a pleasure to collaborate with someone so professional and talented.”
Daniel Sokolov
Marketing Manager / PPM Express
Three ways to buy, all priced per agency.
White label SEO pricing here is per agency and per site, never per keyword or task. You set your client's price.
Wholesale, in US dollars. Three agencies at a time; if the slots are full, the scoping call will say so.
Start here
White label audit
One client site, two weeks
$2,500
The low-risk test: one site, one audit and one roadmap, in your brand. It is Discovery, sold under your name.
- Technical, content and search audit
- A roadmap, including what to refuse
- A report your client can read
- A call with you, or with the client
Most common
Agency retainer
Per month, up to 3 client sites
From $5,000
Strategy, review and reporting for up to 3 client sites: about $1,667 a site, before production.
- A roadmap per site, reviewed monthly
- Every piece reviewed before release
- A monthly report per site, in your brand
- Client calls on request
Added on
Execution capacity
Per month, on top of the retainer
From $2,000
Production for the roadmap: briefs, pages, updates and fix specs, by automation or by people, reviewed either way.
- AI agents and automations, $2,000 flat
- Or people, from $2,000, scaling with volume
- Local work for clients with locations
- Never sold as AI-generated content
Four ways to add search to your agency.
White label SEO outsourcing usually means a productised package. The other routes are a freelancer or a hire.
Package prices from providers' own pages, read 18 Sep 2026. The hire is the mid to senior median in the SEO specialist job description, loaded for payroll.
Start with the client you are least sure about.
In 30 minutes we can tell whether an audit, the retainer, or neither fits that account.
Direct calendar
Book a 30-min white label scoping call
Bring one client: what they pay you, and what you promised them.
Calendar busy?
Write it down instead.
Your agency, the client's site and budget, and what you promised them.
Questions, ahead of time.
Is it legal to resell SEO work under your agency's brand?+
In general, yes. The risk is misrepresentation: the FTC's deception test asks whether a claim is likely to mislead and would change the buyer's decision. Not naming a subcontractor is ordinary. Inventing an in-house team or guaranteeing rankings is not. Not legal advice.Will my client find out you work on their SEO?+
Not from me. I never contact your client, reports carry your brand, and access can run through an address on your domain. If you want me on a call, I join as a named specialist on your team, never as your employee.Do you build links for the clients we send?+
No, for anyone. Google's spam policies name paying for links as link spam, and the risk lands on your client and your name. If a client needs links, our link building directory lists the specialists we checked and the ones we rejected.Can you take on a single-location local business?+
Only when the account justifies a retainer: a multi-location group, a regulated practice, or a local client with a real content need. For one location on a $500 budget, a productised local package is the better buy, and I will say so.How many client sites can one agency send you?+
Up to 3 per retainer, and I work with 3 agencies at a time. More sites means a second retainer, if a slot is open. The cap is the point: every piece is still reviewed by the same person.What happens if a client leaves our agency mid-engagement?+
My access is removed and you keep everything: content, reports, the roadmap and the decision log. I do not pitch or accept that client, during the work or for 12 months after. That is in the agreement, not only on this page.Do you use AI for the work you deliver under our brand?+
Automation drafts, researches and runs checks, which is why production costs what it does. Nothing reaches your client without my review and then yours, and nothing is sold as AI-generated content.How can we test you before moving accounts over?+
Start with one audit on one client site: $2,500, two weeks, delivered in your brand. If the roadmap is not something you would put your name on, stop there. Nothing else is owed.