White Label Link Building

A white label link building service for agencies: manually vetted, editorial-quality placements you deliver under your own brand, with your approval on every link.

Reselling link building only works if the links hold up. Your agency’s name is on every report, so a placement on a link farm costs you the client, not the vendor. That is why our white label service runs on the same vetting process as everything else we build: real publications, real traffic, checked by hand in Ahrefs.

You keep the client relationship and the pricing; we do the prospecting, outreach, and negotiation behind the scenes. For the mechanics of how campaigns run, see our outreach link building service. If your clients need links inside existing articles, we also handle niche edits and link insertions.

HOW OUR WHITE LABEL SERVICE WORKS 1 You send targets Client pages and anchors 2 We prospect and vet Ahrefs checks, by hand 4 Links go live Reported for your client 3 You approve the list Client-ready shortlist Result: editorial links your agency can put its name on Real publications, transparent fees, full approval control.

Built for agencies, not marketplaces

Capacity without hiring

Add link building to your stack from week one. No recruiting, no tooling, no months of publisher relationship building before the first placement lands.

The same vetting as our own campaigns

White label clients get the same manual Ahrefs checks as everyone else: traffic trend, top pages, outbound profile, indexation. No second-tier inventory.

Transparent economics

Hourly plans from $1,250 to $2,600 per month plus publisher fees passed through at cost. You always know your real cost per client, and your margin is yours to set.

White label link building built around relevance, not volume

Most white label providers are marketplaces with a logo slot: you pick from the same inventory every other reseller uses, and your clients’ link profiles end up sharing footprints with thousands of strangers. We work the other way around. Every prospect is found for your client’s niche specifically and checked in Ahrefs for organic traffic and its trend, top pages, outbound-link behavior, and indexation. Here is exactly how we vet websites.

High DR alone is one of the weakest quality signals: we regularly reject DR 60+ sites that show link-selling patterns and approve lower-DR publications with real topical authority. In a typical prospect list, 40-80% of domains fail these checks before manual review even begins. For software clients we run the same playbook as our SaaS link building campaigns.

WHAT REACHES YOUR CLIENTS WE PURSUE Topically relevant sites Real organic traffic Editorial, in-content links Clean outbound profiles Placements you approve WE SKIP Link farms and PBNs Shared reseller inventory Sites with no traffic Sitewide footer links Bulk marketplace orders

You approve every placement before your client sees it

YOU STAY IN CONTROL OF EVERY LINK Shortlist sent for your review Each prospect with metrics and relevance notes You approve Outreach begins on that prospect You decline We replace it with another candidate Live link + weekly report Placed URL, anchor, and authority metrics, ready to pass on.

You stay in control on behalf of your client. We send a shortlist of vetted prospects with metrics and a short note on why each one fits; you approve or decline, and outreach starts only on the sites you sign off. Nothing reaches a client report that you have not seen first.

When a link goes live, you get the placed URL, the anchor text used, and the authority metrics in a clear weekly report, formatted so you can pass it straight to your client. No middlemen, no markups on publisher fees, no links appearing on sites you have never seen.

100%
placements approved by you first
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marketplace inventory resold to you
Real
traffic-generating sites only
Weekly
reporting you can pass to clients

What you get with our white label link building

  • Manually prospected, hand-vetted placements for each client’s niche.
  • Client-ready shortlists with Ahrefs metrics for every domain.
  • Direct publisher negotiation, fees passed through without markup.
  • Weekly reports formatted for you to pass on to clients.
  • One point of contact across all your client campaigns.

Why agencies white label their link building with us

Capacity is the usual reason agencies come to us; quality is the reason they stay. Building an in-house outreach team means hiring, tooling, and months of publisher relationship building before the first placement lands. Plugging into ours means your clients get editorial placements from week one, backed by 26,000+ hours of outreach work across 250+ projects.

The economics stay transparent on our side: outreach work runs on hourly plans, publisher fees are a separate line at cost, and you decide what your clients pay. The full pricing logic is in our link building pricing research.

FAQ

Your agency sells and reports link building under its own brand while a specialist partner does the prospecting, outreach, and placements behind the scenes. Your clients deal with you; we deliver the links and the data.

White label means your agency owns the client relationship: you present the work under your brand, and we stay in the background as your production partner.

Marketplaces sell from a shared inventory that every other reseller uses. We prospect for each client’s niche from scratch and vet every site by hand, so your clients’ profiles don’t share footprints with thousands of others.

Two parts: our outreach work on hourly monthly plans, and publisher fees passed through at cost, with no markup. What you charge your clients on top is up to you.

Yes. You review every domain, article, anchor, and cost before anything goes live, so nothing reaches a client report that you haven’t signed off.

Yes. Capacity is set by the hours you book, and prospect lists are kept separate per client and per niche so campaigns never cross-contaminate.

Ready to add link building to your agency’s stack?

Tell us about your clients and we will map capacity, timelines, and a white label workflow that fits.