White-label SEO partner program
The SEO reseller program: a delivery partnership, not a franchise
You sell SEO under your own brand and price. We deliver the agreed scope behind you. This page sets out how the partnership works: who owns what, where the white-label boundaries are, and how an account starts and ends.
- You keep the client relationship
- Unbranded deliverables
- Written scope before work starts
What the program is
What the program is
- A fulfillment arrangement: you buy defined deliverables and resell them as your own service.
- Scoped per order or per recurring agreement, in writing.
- Open to SEO, web and digital agencies and independent consultants.
What it isn't
- An affiliate or referral scheme. We don't pay commissions for sending us clients.
- SEO software or tool access resale.
- A promise of client results, or a licence to promise them on our behalf.
Responsibilities
Who owns what
Clear ownership is what makes white-label work. If something isn't listed in your scope, assume it sits with you until agreed otherwise.
| Area | You | SEOReseller |
|---|---|---|
| Client relationship, sales and contracts | Yes | No |
| Your resale price and client invoicing | Yes | No |
| Strategy, targets and priorities | Yes | No |
| Client authorisation and account access | Yes | No |
| Delivery against the accepted scope | No | Yes |
| Quality checks before reporting | No | Yes |
| Unbranded reports and change logs | No | Yes |
| Raising risks and blockers early | No | Yes |
| Approvals named in the scope | Yes | No |
White-label boundaries
What white-label does and doesn't mean here
- Reports and deliverables carry no SEOReseller branding, so you can forward them as your own.
- By default we communicate only with you, not your client.
- You can tell your clients you work with a delivery partner. White-label is about branding, not hiding how the work is done.
- Placements, listings and audits are described accurately in reports, whoever's logo is on them.
We ask partners not to
- Promise clients guaranteed rankings, traffic or "safe" paid links based on our work
- Send passwords or confidential client data through forms or email
- Commission work on sites or profiles the client hasn't authorised
Becoming a partner
Start with one real order
The simplest way to judge fit is one real order, scoped and reported like any other.
- Step 1
Introductory brief
Tell us about your agency, typical clients and the services you want to resell.
- Step 2
First order scoped
Pick one real client need. We send a written scope and quote for it.
- Step 3
Reporting agreed
Confirm report format and anything that must not appear in client-facing material.
- Step 4
First delivery
We deliver and report. You judge quality, communication and fit on real work.
- Step 5
Ongoing rhythm
If it works, agree how future orders are briefed, or set up recurring delivery where the service supports it.
Account handling
Changes, pauses and endings
For lifecycle detail on each order, see how it works.
What if my client changes the scope mid-order?
Can I pause recurring delivery?
What happens to client data when we stop working together?
Is there a joining fee or minimum volume?
Start with one client brief
Share the service, rough scope and market. You'll get a written scope and quote to review. Nothing starts until you agree to it.
- You keep the client relationship
- Unbranded deliverables
- Written scope before work starts