White-label · SEO reseller programme

White-Label SEO Reseller Programme for Agencies

Resell SEO under your agency’s name from a published wholesale price list, with help selling it: I scope your prospects before you quote, can join sales calls as part of your team, and deliver the work unbranded.

Partner enquiries
Open
Taking on new agency partners now
Wholesale price
Half of retail
Published for every option, so you know your margin before you quote
01 · How it works

Sell SEO under your name, with help closing the sale

My white-label SEO covers delivery: I do the work, you send it as your own. The reseller programme adds the part that comes before delivery, which is selling it. You bring a prospect; I look at their site and tell you what they need and what it costs you at wholesale; you quote your own price, and I can join the sales call as part of your team.

Once the client signs with you, the work runs exactly as white-label SEO does: unbranded, in your template, with every account in your client’s name or yours.

02 · What resellers get

Help selling, not only delivering

A published wholesale price list

The prices below, set by one rule: half my published retail price, rounded to the nearest $50.

Scoping before you quote

Send me a prospect’s site and what they have asked for. I tell you which option fits and what it costs you, before you send a proposal.

Sales calls under your name

I can join a call as part of your team to answer the technical questions, and never mention my own business.

Service descriptions for your proposals

Plain descriptions of each option and what it delivers, written for you to edit and send under your brand.

Delivery and reporting as white-label

Audits, fixes, briefs and monthly reports, unbranded or in your template.

Your client, your accounts

A mutual NDA and a non-solicitation commitment before you name a client. Accounts stay owned by your client or your agency.

03 · Wholesale prices

The reseller price list

Every price is half my published retail price for the same work, rounded to the nearest $50. You set your client’s price.

ServiceRetailWholesale to you
SEO audit
4-week engagement
$3,000$1,500
Architecture sprint
12-week engagement
$9,000$4,500
Monthly SEO
3 to 6 month retainer
$3,250/mo$1,650/mo
AI search citation audit
From the AI search visibility service
$2,250$1,150
Content pipeline audit
From the content systems service
$1,650$850

Retail prices as published on each service page, set on 24 October 2026.

04 · Margins

What you actually keep

Reseller programmes tend to advertise margins: The HOTH says most of its resellers see 40 to 60%, and SEOReseller advertises 75%. A figure like that is usually the gap between your price and the wholesale price. What you keep is smaller, because selling and managing the account takes your own time, and payments cost fees.

The table takes my monthly SEO at $1,650 wholesale and three client prices. The last two columns assume, as an example, 6 hours of your time a month at $50 an hour and 3% payment fees.

Your client paysPrice minus wholesaleAs a marginAfter your time and feesReal margin
$2,500/mo$85034.0%$47519.0%
$3,250/mo$1,60049.2%$1,202.5037.0%
$4,000/mo$2,35058.8%$1,93048.3%

Example figures, not a forecast. The markup calculator works it out for your own price, hours and fees, and gives the price that leaves the margin you want.

05 · Process

From prospect to first report

Step 1

Partner call and NDA

What your agency sells and to whom, then a mutual NDA before you share a prospect’s details.

Step 2

Scope the prospect

You send the site and the request. I reply with the option that fits, what it costs you and what it delivers.

Step 3

You quote and close

Your proposal, your price. I can join the call as part of your team if the prospect has technical questions.

Step 4

Deliver and report

The work runs as white-label SEO, with a monthly report you send as your own.

06 · Reseller or white-label?

Which arrangement suits you

If your agency already sells SEO and only needs the work done, plain white-label SEO is enough. The reseller programme suits agencies that get asked for SEO but have not sold it before, and want help scoping and pricing it. The difference between the two arrangements, and the contract clauses that matter in both, are set out in what white-label SEO is and how it works.

07 · Common questions

FAQ

An SEO reseller programme lets an agency sell a provider's SEO under the agency's own brand, from a published wholesale price list, with help selling it. The agency sets the client's price and keeps the client; the provider does the work and supports the sale.
The delivery is the same. The programme adds help with selling: I scope a prospect's site before you quote, can join sales calls as part of your team, and give you service descriptions you can put in your own proposals.
That depends on your price and your own time. At $3,250 a month against my $1,650 wholesale, the gap is 49.2% of the price, but after six hours of your time at $50 and 3% payment fees you keep 37.0%. The markup calculator works it out for your own numbers.
No. You set your own price and I never discuss it with your client. My retail prices are published, so you know what the same work costs when sold direct.
No. You can resell a single audit for one client. Each client gets its own statement of work, so you can add or end clients one at a time.
No. Proposals, audits and reports are unbranded or in your template, and on sales calls I join as part of your team, under your agency's name.

Start reselling SEO with your first prospect.

Partner enquiries are open. Tell me what your agency sells and send a prospect you want to quote, and I will scope it with you.

Useful before you decide

Writing and tools for pricing and selling SEO you do not deliver in-house.

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