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White label SEO pricing: what agencies pay, from published price lists

An agency reselling SEO needs two numbers: what a partner charges, and what clients will pay. The second is well surveyed; the first is harder, because most white-label providers quote privately. This guide uses only published price lists we opened ourselves, with what each tier includes, alongside end-client retainer surveys, so you can see the gap that becomes your margin and price the resale with care. It is part of our guide to scaling a marketing agency. We publish no rate card of our own.

Reviewed by Milan ShyamalUpdated 12 Nov 20264 min read

The short answer

How much does white label SEO cost?

Published white-label SEO packages start at about £500 a month per site (Click Intelligence) and run to £5,000 a month and more for competitive work, with SEOReseller's monthly packages, not labeled white label, from $600, from the two public price lists we read in November 2026. Agencies resell SEO to clients at a retainer that most often sits between $1,001 and $2,500 a month (Backlinko, 2025), and the gap between the two is the agency's margin for selling, account management and reporting.

Key takeaways
  • Click Intelligence publishes white-label SEO tiers from £500, £1,000, £2,500 and £5,000 a month, each with listed inclusions.
  • SEOReseller publishes monthly packages at $600, $1,080 and $1,600 per site; the page does not say whether those are reseller or end-client prices.
  • End clients most often pay $1,001 to $2,500 a month (Backlinko, 2025); Ahrefs' 2024 survey puts the average retainer at $2,917.
  • Compare packages by deliverables: pages written, fixes made, links earned, reports.
  • Price the resale to cover the partner's fee plus your own account management and reporting time.

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Published white label SEO prices and end-client retainers

Partner prices from two published price lists, beside end-client retainer surveys. Prices in the currency each page shows; we have not converted them.

Sources: Click Intelligence white label SEO page and SEOReseller monthly SEO packages page (read 12 Nov 2026); Ahrefs (updated 15 Aug 2024); Backlinko (updated 29 Dec 2025).
SourceWhat is pricedPublished figure
Click IntelligenceWhite label SEO, StandardFrom £500 a month
Click IntelligenceWhite label SEO, PremiumFrom £1,000 a month
Click IntelligenceWhite label SEO, EliteFrom £2,500 a month
Click IntelligenceWhite label SEO, ProFrom £5,000 a month
SEOResellerMonthly SEO packages, per site (not labeled white label)$600, $1,080 and $1,600 a month
Ahrefs surveyEnd-client SEO retainersMost common $501 to $1,000; average $2,917 a month
Backlinko surveyEnd-client SEO retainersMost common $1,001 to $2,500 a month

Published white-label SEO packages run from about £500 a month per site (Click Intelligence) to £5,000 a month for competitive work; SEOReseller's monthly packages, not labeled white label, start at $600. Clients most often pay $1,001 to $2,500 a month for SEO. Compare partner packages by deliverables, and price the resale to cover your own account management and reporting as well as the partner's fee.

What white label SEO pricing covers

A white-label SEO fee is what your agency pays a partner to deliver SEO that you sell under your brand. It usually covers some mix of an audit, technical fixes, keyword research, on-page work, content, link building and a branded monthly report. It does not cover your own time: selling, account management, client calls and reviewing the partner's work before it goes out. Most partners price per site per month, with a minimum term.

Published price lists

Two providers' price pages loaded for us on 12 November 2026. We quote them as published, without judging the work behind them.

Click Intelligence lists four white-label SEO tiers in pounds: Standard from £500 a month, Premium from £1,000, Elite from £2,500 and Pro from £5,000. Every tier lists SEO strategy, keyword research, auditing, link building, a white-label reporting dashboard and an account manager; Elite adds content strategy and development. The page states an average delivery of 30 days.

SEOReseller lists three monthly SEO packages: Organic Plus at $600, Organic Premium at $1,080 and Organic Prime at $1,600, each based on a single site. The tiers step up in pages of copy (4, 7 and 10) and pages of meta data (10, 20 and 30); Prime adds a roadmap, analytics setup and fixes. The page does not label these as white-label prices, so treat them as a reference point only.

What clients pay for SEO

The other side of the margin is the end client's retainer. In Ahrefs' SEO pricing survey (updated 15 August 2024), 78.2% of 439 providers charge a monthly retainer, the most common band is $501 to $1,000 (20.4%), and the average is $2,917. Backlinko's survey (updated 29 December 2025) of more than 300 SEO professionals finds $1,001 to $2,500 the most common monthly band. Our guide to SEO retainers covers these figures in more detail.

How to compare white label SEO packages

Tier names mean little across providers. Compare on these points instead:

  • Deliverables by number: pages written, pages optimized, technical fixes, links earned, per month.
  • The audit: is a full technical audit included at the start, and is it repeated?
  • Reporting: in your brand, from which data sources, on which day each month.
  • Access: do accounts and data stay in your or the client's name?
  • Term and notice: the minimum term and the notice period to stop.
  • Per site or per client: whether multi-location or multi-site clients cost more.
  • Confidentiality: the partner's name stays off the work, and it never approaches your clients.

How to price the resale

Start from the client's retainer. Price the package to the market band your clients buy in, then check that the gap covers your own time: sales, onboarding, calls, reviewing work and sending the report.

A worked example, using illustrative figures and our own arithmetic: a package bought at $600 a month and sold at $1,500, inside the most common band in Backlinko's survey, leaves $900 a month, or 60% before your own time. If account management and review take four hours a month, that time comes out of the $900. Run the same sum per package, and raise the price or narrow the scope where the margin after your time is thin.

Pricing mistakes to avoid

The faults that squeeze white-label SEO margins:

  • Marking up by a fixed multiple. A multiple ignores your own hours; price from the client's market band and check the margin.
  • Selling a tier you have not seen delivered. Ask for a sample month and a sample report first.
  • Ignoring the minimum term. A three-month partner term against a month-to-month client contract leaves you carrying the gap.
  • Promising rankings. No partner controls Google's results; sell the work and the measures.
  • One price for every client. Competitive markets and multi-location sites need more work.

Conclusion

Published white-label SEO packages run from about £500 a month per site (Click Intelligence) to £5,000 a month for competitive work, SEOReseller's unlabeled monthly packages start at $600, and clients most often pay $1,001 to $2,500 a month for SEO. Compare partners by deliverables, reporting, access and terms, and price the resale from the client's market band so the margin covers your own account time.

PromotEdge International is an international strategy, technology, marketing and design company, and our delivery team is in India. Our white label SEO is quoted per client after we see the site and scope; we publish no rate card. We work under an NDA, your client never learns we exist, we never approach your clients, and we are paid a monthly fee per client or a fixed fee per job.

Facts we rely on: see our company facts for what we state about ourselves and where each fact comes from.

Common questions

  • From the two published price lists we read in November 2026, white-label SEO packages start at about £500 a month per site and run to £5,000 a month for competitive work, and SEOReseller's monthly packages, not labeled white label, start at $600. Most providers quote privately, so treat published lists as reference points and compare deliverables, not tier names.

  • There is no standard multiple. Price from what clients pay in your market, most often $1,001 to $2,500 a month for SEO in Backlinko's 2025 survey, and check that the gap above the partner's fee covers your own sales, account management and reporting time. A fixed multiple ignores those hours.

  • Published tiers typically list an audit, keyword research, technical and on-page work, link building and a branded report, with content, roadmaps or analytics setup in higher tiers. The real difference is in numbers: pages written, fixes made and links earned each month, so ask every partner for those.

  • Usually per site per month, with a minimum term. One published list states its prices are for a single site and that multiple sites need a quote. Multi-location and competitive clients usually cost more, so confirm the basis before you price a resale package.

  • You should. Ask for a sample monthly report in a white-label template and an example month's deliverables before you sign, then review each client's first month line by line. Selling a tier you have not seen delivered is one of the commonest ways agencies lose margin and clients.

  • No. We quote a monthly fee per client, or a fixed fee per job, after we see the site and the scope, and we never charge a fee tied to ad spend. We work under an NDA; your client never learns we exist, and we never approach your clients.

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