White label link building your agency can resell under its own name

Agencies that sell link building face the same problem every month. Clients expect a steady number of placements and a clean report, but building links in-house ties up senior staff, and handing the work to anonymous vendors means putting your reputation on sites you never vetted. When a client asks where a link went, you need an answer within minutes.

Our service is built for that position. You keep the client relationship, the pricing and the brand. We supply the catalog, the editors, the publishing and the weekly checks, and our name stays out of everything your clients see.

Every client gets a separate workspace with its own target pages, orders, reports and monitoring history. The Agency plan includes 10 client workspaces, and Scale includes unlimited workspaces. Your monthly publications form one shared pool, so you can give a large client six placements this month and a smaller one two, without buying separate plans.

Switching between clients takes one click, and nothing leaks from one workspace into another. When a client leaves, you export their full history to CSV and PDF and close the workspace.

You or your team choose placements for each client from the filtered catalog, by topic, language, country, indexed pages band, domain age band, traffic band where a public estimate exists, and tier. Our editors write one original article per placement for the publishing site's readers. Each order passes through Ordered, Brief approved, Writing, Editor review, Scheduled, Live and Link verified.

After publication, every link enters weekly monitoring. If a page goes down, the link disappears, the target or attribute changes or the page becomes non-indexable, you receive an email alert, and a link lost within 12 months is replaced without using a publication. The full sequence is on link building process.

Every paid link uses rel="sponsored" and every article page carries a short "Partner content" label, following Google and Bing guidance on paid links and FTC guidance on native advertising. The links are not dofollow. A paid link without the attribute is a link scheme under Google spam policies, and if a client site ever came under review, your agency would be the one explaining it.

Sponsored placements still send referral visits, create brand mentions in relevant content and support topical relevance, which is real value you can report to clients. Set client expectations on that basis: we never promise rankings, traffic or guaranteed indexing, and your proposals should not either.

Because our plan price is fixed and published, your cost per placement is known in advance. Divide your plan by its publications, add the add-on where you need extra volume, and price your client packages on top. Premium placements count as two publications, so price them accordingly. Rollover gives you room when a client pauses for a month.