White-label SEO
Your agency sells the SEO. We do the crawl fixes, briefs, pages and reports under your name, and never face your clients.
Your agency keeps the client relationship.
White-label SEO gives your agency a senior strategist and specialists to run search work under your name.
You set the client strategy; our strategist owns the SEO plan for the work in scope, and your team approves it before anything ships.
Selected work
A long-running agency SEO case and a recent direct-client search result, each with its period attached, and the company record beside them.
SEO · 64 months
ConfidentialOrganic work under the agency’s name. The client has never heard ours.
One engagement’s reported results, not a forecast.
Read the agency caseOrganic · Q1 2026
Direct clientOrganic search across the Hue portfolio.
Search Console clicks: traffic, not bookings.
The work
For agencies selling SEO under their own brand that need the crawl fixes, briefs, pages and reports done without hiring.
Crawling, indexing, templates, internal links and page signals, turned into a ranked list with an owner and an acceptance check.
What you check: the ranked list and who approves each change.
Briefs start with the search job and the page already on the site: the questions worth answering, entities, links and where a writer’s judgement is needed.
What you check: the brief before a writer opens a document.
Changes go to your developer or into the CMS once access and responsibility are clear. Every change has an owner, a review point and a rollback path.
What you check: the change log and the rendered page.
A named reviewer checks the page, the query job, links, metadata, structured data and mobile output before your team sees it. Open questions stay visible.
What you check: the QA note attached to each page.
Reports use your format or a clean unbranded template. They connect work to movement, explain limits and name the next client decision.
What you check: the report before it reaches the client.
Off-the-shelf tools can monitor prompts, mentions and citations. We add the query design, source mapping, work list and interpretation that turn monitoring into useful work.
What you check: the fixed question panel and its run log.
How it starts
Four steps in the first month, then a monthly rhythm.
Share Search Console, analytics and CMS access for the first account, and name who approves technical changes.
The strategist turns the account goal into a query map: category, local and branded jobs, and the pages that own them.
Specialists work the agreed crawl issues, templates, links and answer passages. Your team reviews them and presents them to the client.
Monthly reporting follows the query map. It names what shipped, what moved and which search jobs still need a decision.
Before we start
Before the first account
Search work is scoped by domain and query map inside one partner retainer, from USD 2,000 a month. Extra sites are added by agreement, not billed as a hidden per-client line.
No. We never face your clients. Your agency owns the relationship and the communication. We prepare the recommendations, evidence and work for your team to review and present.
Your agency sets the strategy for the client. Our strategist owns the SEO plan for the work in scope, using the commercial context you supply, and your team approves it.
No. There is no exclusivity requirement. You choose the people and partners your agency needs, and your resale price is yours. The written agreement defines the work and the account-protection rules.
The scope records access, the proposed change and who can approve it. Recommendations are reviewed with your agency before implementation, then checked against the agreed requirement and the rendered page.
Yes. The strategist can coordinate SEO and answer-engine work when the account needs both. Each activity still needs a clear purpose, evidence and a place in the plan.
Yes. Sydney and Manila work as one team. Confirm AEST working requirements, the internal decision channel and GST treatment in the quote. Your agency keeps the relationship and the approvals.
A useful first call
You’ll speak with someone responsible for the work. Thirty minutes, no finished scope needed.
The brief
Bring the account goal and the decision your team needs to make.