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Three that matter commercially. You can sell a service line without hiring for it, so capacity arrives the day you close the deal rather than six weeks later. Your cost is fixed per client, so you can price a retainer and know your margin before you sign. And you stop turning away or referring out revenue that walks into your pipeline anyway. The tradeoff is that you give up direct control of delivery, which is why the provider you pick matters more than the rate you pay.

Wholesale rates across the market run roughly $300 to $900 a month for local scopes, $900 to $2,500 for mid-market, and $2,500 upward for ecommerce and enterprise work. Our partner tiers start at $347 per client per month and go to $997. Agencies typically resell at two to three times wholesale, which puts most resold SEO retainers in a 45 to 65 percent gross margin band.

Not through us. We do not contact your client, we do not appear on your reports, and we do not publish, name or link to partner work anywhere. Communication runs through you unless you specifically ask for a named strategist to join a call as part of your team. We will sign a mutual NDA before any of it if you want the commitment in writing.

Start from the margin you need rather than from our rate. The published benchmark for resold SEO retainers is 45 to 65 percent gross margin, with the median around 55 percent, which works out to roughly two to three times what you pay wholesale. If you are also doing the strategy conversations, the reporting calls and the account management, the higher end of that range is reasonable. Below about 45 percent the account stops being worth servicing once you count your own time.

Partner rates start at three active clients. That gate exists for an honest reason: our partner pricing sits below the direct pricing we publish for business owners, and without a volume requirement your client could find a cheaper number by searching our name. Below three clients we quote you our direct rate and move you onto partner pricing when you get there. Apply either way.

Yes. Link building is the single service partners most often buy separately, usually because they already have someone doing on-page work. Every placement comes back with a live URL and the reason it was worth getting, so you can put it in front of a client. We do not use private blog networks or bulk directory submissions.

Yes. White label on-page SEO covers the technical audit, title and meta rewrites, heading structure, schema markup, internal linking and Core Web Vitals work, with a plain-language change log for your client report. Plenty of agencies keep content and links in-house and hand us only this part. We work inside the CMS access you already hold.

Yes, and multi-location is where the work gets genuinely hard, so it sits in the middle and top tiers rather than the entry one. That covers a Google Business Profile per location, service-area pages built per market rather than duplicated with the city name swapped, citation consistency across every listing, and map pack tracking by grid point instead of a single city-center reading.

You tell us and we stop billing that account. Every tier is month to month with no minimum term and no exit fee, so a client leaving you does not leave you carrying a contract. Everything built for that client stays with them: pages, content, schema, citations and links.

Coverage and accountability, mostly. A freelancer is one person with one skill set, no cover when they are ill or on holiday, and no bench when you close three clients in a month. A provider gives you a team across technical, content, links and reporting, on a fixed per-client rate, with someone accountable when a client escalates. A good freelancer is often cheaper. They are rarely more reliable at volume.

Local SEO usually shows meaningful movement in 60 to 120 days. AEO and AI citation work can move faster, sometimes 30 to 60 days. Competitive markets take longer. Promise your client three months minimum before judging progress, and be honest that SEO compounds rather than switches on. Anyone offering you a provider who guarantees rankings in week one is selling you a problem.

AEO is built into every SEO partner tier rather than sold as an add-on, so AI visibility work is already included. White label PPC runs on a separate rate card because the economics are different when ad spend is involved. Ask on the application and we will send both.

When you cannot hold the client conversation yourself. White label works because you own the relationship, so if you need someone else to run the strategy calls and defend the results, you want a referral partnership instead and a share of the revenue. It also does not work if you are buying purely on price. At the bottom of the market you are paying for volume, and it usually surfaces later as a client asking why nothing has moved.

Yes. We work with agencies across the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia and the Gulf. What matters is the language of the client market and the search engine you are targeting, not where your office is. Most of our work targets English-language search.