White-label · Paid social

White-Label Facebook Ads and Paid Social for Agencies

Meta, LinkedIn and TikTok advertising for your clients, run by me under your agency’s name. A flat fee per ad account, never a percentage of spend; the client owns the accounts and pays the platforms directly.

Partner enquiries
Open
Taking on new agency partners now
Wholesale from
$1,200/mo
Per ad account; $550 for an audit
01 · How it works

Paid social, run under your agency’s name

Your client buys social advertising from your agency. I audit or build the account, manage it every month and write the report, on Meta, LinkedIn or TikTok. Everything reaches you unbranded or in your template, and your client never hears my name unless you want them to.

You agree the budget, the goals and the price with your client. The ad account stays theirs, the ad spend goes straight from them to the platform, and my fee is a flat wholesale price per account.

02 · What I deliver

The paid social work you can resell

Meta ads

Facebook and Instagram campaigns: audiences, placements, budgets and testing.

LinkedIn ads

Campaigns aimed at job titles, industries and companies, for B2B clients.

TikTok ads

Campaigns for clients whose buyers are on TikTok, with creative made for the format.

Tracking first

The pixel, conversion events and UTM tags set up and tested before any budget is spent.

Ad copy and testing

Copy written for each platform, and new versions tested against the old every month.

Monthly reporting

Results against the baseline, what changed and what comes next, in your template.

03 · Accounts and rules

The client owns the accounts, and the rules come with them

Each platform has its own way of sharing an account with a partner, and its own rules about what can be advertised and to whom. The agency carries both, so they are settled before the first campaign.

Meta: partner access

The client’s business portfolio owns the Page, the ad account and the pixel. Meta lets an owner give a partner full control or partial access to specific assets; even with full control, a partner cannot share them with another business.

Meta: Special Ad Categories

Ads about employment, housing, financial products and services, or social issues, elections and politics must be declared as a Special Ad Category, which limits audience options or needs authorisation and a “Paid for by” disclaimer. I check this before any campaign is built.

LinkedIn: roles

In LinkedIn’s Campaign Manager, users are added to an ad account with a role, and the account’s creator becomes account manager and billing admin. The client creates the account and adds me as a user.

Ad spend

Paid by the client straight to the platform, on the client’s own payment method. My fee never includes ad spend.

No percentage of spend

A flat fee per ad account, so nobody has a reason to push the budget up.

A mutual NDA first

I sign one before you share client names, details or logins.

04 · Process

From brief to first report

Week 1

Brief and access

The client, the offer, the budget and the goal, then partner access to the client’s accounts. I record a baseline.

Week 2

Tracking

The pixel, conversion events and UTM tags checked or set up, and tested end to end.

Weeks 3 to 4

Build and launch

Campaigns, audiences and copy, approved by you, then launched with close checking.

Every month

Report

Results against the baseline and the plan for next month, in your template.

05 · Wholesale pricing

Three ways to resell paid social

Wholesale is half my retail price for Facebook ads management, rounded to the nearest $50. The retail price is the market rate: Clutch’s social media marketing rates put agencies in the United States at $100 to $149 an hour; its overall band, $25 to $49, includes lower-cost regions. At the $124.50 midpoint of the US band and 19 hours a month, that is $2,365.50, rounded to $2,350 a month, the same method and the same prices as my white-label PPC. Fixed engagements are that figure pro rata.

Option 01

Paid social audit

$550
2-week engagement. Retail $1,100

A review of one Meta, LinkedIn or TikTok ad account, with the fixes in priority order, in your template.

  • Account structure, audiences and settings
  • Pixel, events and conversion tracking check
  • Creative and placements review
  • Special Ad Category check
  • A prioritised fix list you can present as your own
Option 03

Monthly management

$1,200/mo
Monthly retainer. Retail $2,350/mo

Ongoing management of one client’s ad account, with a monthly report in your template.

  • Budget, audience and placement changes
  • Creative testing and new ad copy
  • Landing page feedback for the client
  • Monthly report you send as your own

Retail price from Clutch’s social media marketing pricing page, read on 11 November 2026. Prices are per ad account and never include ad spend. Ad creative is on the white-label graphic design page. Organic posting and community replies are on the white-label social media management page. All prices are on the white-label price list.

06 · Common questions

FAQ

Facebook and Instagram advertising that a specialist runs and an agency sells under its own brand. Your agency sells the service and sets the price; I build and manage the campaigns behind you, and your client deals only with your agency.
Meta (Facebook and Instagram), LinkedIn and TikTok. Google Ads and Microsoft Advertising are on the white-label PPC page.
My wholesale prices are $550 for an audit, $1,100 for an account build and $1,200 a month for management, as a flat fee per ad account. Each is half my retail price, which is the market rate from Clutch's social media marketing rates for the United States, rounded to the nearest $50.
No. The fee is flat per ad account, so your margin does not rise or fall with the client's budget. The client pays Meta, LinkedIn or TikTok directly for the ads.
Your client, or your agency. They stay in the client's own business portfolio, and I work with partner access, never ownership.
I write the ad copy. Images and video come from you or your client, or from my white-label graphic design service, which has its own prices.
No. Results depend on the offer, the creative, the landing page and the budget. What I can do is verify tracking before any budget is spent, and report every month against a baseline.

Sell paid social without hiring a media buyer.

Partner enquiries are open. Tell me about the client, the platforms and the budget, and I will tell you which option fits.

Useful before you decide

Tools and writing for agencies reselling paid media.

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