White Label lets other agencies resell SerpHike's full 17-service stack under their own brand, without hiring an in-house team. Reports, emails and client calls carry the partner agency's branding throughout.
How SerpHike runs white label properly
How does white label work?
- Partner agency scopes and sells the engagement under its own brand
- SerpHike delivers all execution across any of the 17 services
- Reports, dashboards and client-facing communication carry the partner's branding
- Partner agency owns the client relationship end to end
- Wholesale pricing per service, partner sets its own resale margin
| Step | What happens |
|---|---|
| Week 1 | Service scope, wholesale pricing and branding kit agreed |
| Week 2 | First client onboarded under partner's brand |
| Ongoing | Monthly white-labeled reporting delivered to partner for resale |
Grow your agency without hiring for every skill
Agencies lose deals and clients when they cannot cover a service well: technical SEO, paid media at scale, app marketing or development. Hiring for each takes months and risks idle capacity. White label lets you sell and manage the service under your own brand while we deliver it.
How it works
- Your brand: reports, documents and communications in your branding
- Your relationship: you own the client; we never contact them unless you ask us to
- Our delivery: senior specialists across SEO, paid, web, content, CRO and automation
- Clear process: briefs, timelines, QA and reporting you can pass straight to clients
What agencies usually resell
- SEO, including technical audits and content
- Google Ads and Meta management
- Website design and development
- Content writing and content marketing
- Email and marketing automation
- AEO and GEO for AI search visibility
Protect the relationship. Our contracts include non-solicitation and confidentiality, and we can join client calls as part of your team if that helps.
Choosing a white label partner
Look for transparency on who does the work, access to accounts owned by the client, quality control you can see and reporting that stands up to client questions. Our guides on choosing a white label partner, white label versus in-house cost and how agencies scale with white label go into more detail.
Getting started
Most agencies start with one service and one client, then expand. Typical onboarding takes about two weeks from agreement to first delivery.