Audits in your name
A technical and content audit written for your client, with your logo and tone, ready for you to present.
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White label SEO · Reports under your logo · For agencies
PromotEdge International does white label SEO for marketing agencies. You sell SEO under your own brand and stay the only name your client sees. Our delivery team in India does the audits, fixes, content and reports behind you.
SEO you sell as your own, with your fee and your logo on the reports.
In short
Another team does the SEO work and you sell it as your own. You keep the client, set your own fee and put your logo on the reports.
Take one piece or the whole account. You decide what the client sees.
A technical and content audit written for your client, with your logo and tone, ready for you to present.
One owner page for each search, set out in a document you can walk your client through.
Redirects, speed, structured data and crawl problems, done in the client's CMS or passed to their developers as tickets.
Service pages and guides in your client's voice. Your editor has the final say.
Clear answers, company facts and profiles for ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews, as an extra line you can sell.
Reports under your brand, built on the client's own Search Console and analytics data.
Good reasons for other sites to mention your client.
Brands we have worked with
Work delivered from India. Results are shared one to one, under NDA.
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A rough note through the form on what you sell and what needs to change.
How people find you today, where inquiries get lost, then a call in your working day.
The work, who does it and how it is measured. Nothing starts until you approve it.
Our team in India does the work, with calls set in your working hours.
Every number we report shows its source and date range, and we travel to our clients every 3 to 4 months.
You are the face of the work, so you need the answer. Each report comes with short notes on what moved and why, in plain words you can repeat.
Rework usually starts with a vague brief. The scope sheet lists what each month includes, and a named person checks the work before it reaches you.
A client wants to know if leads came in. We build each report around leads from the client's own data, and rankings come after that.
Our working day runs through your night, so we agree a daily cut-off with you. Anything you approve by then can move while you sleep.
A new white label partner can't fix what it hasn't seen. We read the site's history in Search Console first, then tell you what can be promised to the client.
The NDA is signed before you share a client name. Then tell us what you sold, to whom, and when it is due.
We agree the report template, the tone of voice, who approves what, and whether tasks live in your tool or ours.
The work and a draft report reach you ahead of your client call, so you have time to edit both.
When we travel, we come to your team. We go to your client only if you bring us along.
Agency owners on forums keep raising the same two fears about resellers: leaked logins and clients going direct.
We ask for our own user on each tool, never your master login. Search Console has a restricted user level with simple view rights, and that is enough for an audit.
Before we touch a live site, we take a backup or confirm one exists, and we note how to undo the change.
Nothing we hand over mentions us, and no link on a client's site points to us. You should never have to link to an SEO, and Google says so.
We talk to you. We talk to your client only if you ask us to, and then in your name. We sign an NDA, your client never learns we exist, and we never approach your clients.
If you stop, the plans, drafts and report templates stay with you, and we hand back every access we held.
All three can be right. It depends on how steady your SEO work is.
| Question | White label partner | In-house hire | Freelancer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fits when | Demand rises and falls, or one client needs several skills | You have enough steady SEO work for a full-time person | You have one small account or one clear task |
| Starts after | An NDA and a briefing | Hiring and training | Finding the right person |
| Skills covered | Technical, content and reporting in one team | Whatever that person knows | Usually one or two |
| If someone leaves | The partner covers the work | You hire again | The work stops until you find someone |
| What you must watch | Quality checks, access and the NDA | Keeping that person busy and trained | Holidays and their other clients |
White label SEO means another team does the SEO work and you sell it as your own. You keep the client, set your own fee and put your logo on the reports.
It suits an agency that has sold more SEO than its team can carry, or one that wants to add SEO without hiring. Before you sign anything, read your client contracts, because some of them bar subcontractors.
There is no public price list, because the cost follows the job.
You set your own price to your client, so the margin is yours to decide. You see our cost in writing before work starts. Agencies pay a monthly fee per client or a fixed fee per job, and no fee is tied to ad spend.
Mostly, yes. Both mean someone else does the work and you sell it as your own. "Reseller" often points to a fixed package with set tasks, while white label can be shaped to each client. Ask any provider which one you are buying.
Yes. Agencies resell our SEO under their own brand. We sign an NDA, your client never learns we exist, and we never approach your clients. Reports go out in your brand.
Our delivery team is in India, and that is where the work gets done. We also have contact addresses in Austin, Texas, and North York, Ontario. Your clients buy from you, so where we sit only matters if you promise them something about it.
Not unless you ask us to. One thing to plan for: a client who opens their own Search Console or analytics can see the email addresses of everyone with access. We can use addresses on your agency's domain, so the user list shows your name.
Tell them you work with a specialist delivery partner under NDA. That is true, and many clients only want to know that someone capable is doing it. Do not say the work is done in-house, or in your city, if it is not.
India is 9.5 to 13.5 hours ahead of most of the USA and Canada. We set calls in your working hours, and we are available round the clock, 24x7, as per your location.
Shivanand Mishra, our Digital Marketing Lead, leads SEO. Milton Das runs the data research, and Raju Barui, a backend developer, handles site fixes. They use licensed tools and software.
Ask any provider for a sample report and a sample audit, then read them as your client would. One small job on one account will tell you more than any slide.
A real person reads every message and replies.
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.
Four kinds of work. One plan.