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White label SEO delivered under your name, not ours.

Tech Conversion provides white label SEO for agencies in India, the UAE and the USA that have won SEO work they cannot staff, delivering technical, on-page, content and link work under the agency's own name and never contacting its client.

SEO and web work for agencies who have won the client and need the delivery. Unbranded reports, your logo, and a team that never contacts your client.

  • Technical fixes
  • On-page work
  • Content
  • Link building

Typical timelineAudit inside two weeks of access. Delivery is monthly and continuous. Expect three to six months before rankings move, and tell your client that rather than letting us tell them.

Who needs this

You won the work. Now somebody has to do it.

An agency sells a retainer it cannot deliver, either because there is no SEO team or because the one there is is full. The options are to turn the work away, hire ahead of the revenue, or find somebody to deliver it quietly. Most pick the third and then spend months finding a partner who reports on time and does not approach the client.

  • A web agency with no SEO team

    You build sites, clients ask who does the SEO, and the honest answer has been nobody.

  • An agency at capacity

    The team is full and the pipeline keeps arriving. Hiring takes three months and the client needs an answer this week.

  • A marketing consultancy

    You own the strategy and the relationship and need somebody to execute the search half.

  • An agency in an expensive market

    The maths of delivering in London or New York does not work at the retainer your client will pay.

  • You are turning away work you could have sold
  • Your team is full and the pipeline is not
  • A freelancer delivers when they feel like it
  • You are rebuilding somebody else's reports before sending them

What the work is

SEO white label services: what is in, and what is not

Said in both directions, so nothing is waiting to be added once the work has started.

Included, every time

  1. 01
    Technical fixes

    Crawl, index and speed problems found and fixed, not listed in a document for your developer to argue with.

  2. 02
    On-page work

    Titles, headings, internal linking and page structure, done page by page rather than described.

  3. 03
    Content

    Written to a brief you approve, published under your client's name, in the voice they use.

  4. 04
    Link building

    Earned placements with the sites and anchors shown to you before anything goes live.

  5. 05
    Unbranded reporting

    Monthly, in your template if you have one, with nothing in it that names us.

  6. 06
    A named contact

    One person who answers you, on your working hours, not a ticket queue.

Not included

  • Contact with your client, ever, unless you ask for it in writing
  • Your own sales, pitching or scoping calls
  • Paid advertising management, which is a separate engagement
  • Platform and tool licences, which stay on your account

What changes

What you get out of it

For the business, not for the website. What we do is the previous section; this is what it is for.

  • You stop turning work away

    The delivery question is answered before the pitch rather than after it.

  • Your margin is predictable

    A fixed cost per client rather than a salary you carry between wins.

  • Your client sees one agency

    Yours. That is the whole point, and it is the part most partners get wrong.

  • You can scale down as well as up

    A partner ends at the end of a month. A hire does not.

What it is held to

Standards and frameworks

Named, published and checkable. These are the frameworks the work is built to and tested against, not badges we claim.

  • Google Search Essentials

    Including the spam policies. Link building is done inside them, which matters more for you than for us, because a penalty lands on your client and your reputation.

  • Core Web Vitals

    Google's published page experience measures, reported per client so you can show movement rather than describe effort.

  • Schema.org

    Structured data implemented to the published vocabulary rather than invented, so rich results are earned rather than risked.

How it runs

The engagement, step by step

Five steps, and what each one hands you at the end of it.

  1. 01

    Scope

    You send the site and the retainer. We tell you what is deliverable at that figure, plainly.

    You getA written scope you can quote from.

  2. 02

    Audit

    Technical, on-page and backlink position, in your template from the first document.

    You getAn unbranded audit you can send on.

  3. 03

    Deliver

    Fixes, content and links on a monthly rhythm, visible on a shared board.

    You getWork done, and a board you can check without asking.

  4. 04

    Report

    Monthly, unbranded, including what did not move.

    You getA report you forward rather than rewrite.

  5. 05

    Improve

    Each quarter, what moved, what did not, and where the retainer should go next, written so you can take it to your client.

    You getA quarterly recommendation you can present as your own.

  1. 01Scope. A written scope you can quote from.
  2. 02Audit. An unbranded audit you can send on.
  3. 03Deliver. Work done, and a board you can check without asking.
  4. 04Report. A report you forward rather than rewrite.
  5. 05Improve. A quarterly recommendation you can present as your own.

What lands, and what you bring

Deliverables, timeline and what we need from you

You receive

  • Monthly unbranded reports, in your template
  • A shared task board showing what is in progress
  • Every link with its target page and anchor, before it goes live
  • Content drafts for your approval
  • A monthly meeting with your team, not your client

How long

Audit inside two weeks of access. Delivery is monthly and continuous. Expect three to six months before rankings move, and tell your client that rather than letting us tell them.

You bring

  • Site and analytics access, however you arrange it with your client
  • A named person on your side who can approve content
  • Your report template, if you have one
  • Agreement on whether we may ever speak to the client

What it costs

Priced as a digital marketing engagement

Priced per client site, monthly, so you can set your own margin on top. What moves it is the size of the site and how much content and link work the retainer includes.

Starts from

₹22,000/month

$500 a month if you pay from outside India.

Monthly, rolling

All three engagements, side by side

What moves the figure

  • How many client sites
  • How much content per month
  • Whether link building is included
  • How large and how technical each site is

A written quote follows the strategy discussion. Nothing is added afterwards that was not named in it.

Where it goes wrong

Common mistakes, risks and pitfalls

The mistakes we see most, including ones we have made. Worth knowing before you buy this from anyone.

  1. Reselling without reading the report

    If you forward a report you have not read, the first hard question from your client is one you cannot answer.

  2. Promising your client a timeline nobody agreed

    Most white label relationships fail here rather than on quality.

  3. Choosing on price alone

    The cheapest delivery is usually automated links, and the penalty arrives at your client, in your name.

  4. Hiding that you use a partner

    You do not have to name us. Claiming an in house team you do not have is a different thing, and it comes out.

The honest comparison

Before you hire a white label SEO agency, the alternatives

Including the options where you do not hire us. One of them is right for some readers of this page.

  • Hire in house

    You have enough steady SEO revenue to keep somebody busy.

    A salary, three months of hiring, and the risk between clients.

  • Use freelancers

    The work is occasional and you can manage them yourself.

    Cheaper per hour, and you own the coordination and the gaps.

  • Turn the work away

    SEO is not a line you want to be in.

    The revenue, and sometimes the client with it.

  • White label from us

    You have the clients, need the delivery, and want one contact who answers.

    A monthly figure per site, and your margin set on top.

Proof

What this looks like in practice

This is a new service page and no white label engagement is published, because a white label engagement by definition cannot be. What is published is the direct work: 50+ websites delivered for businesses in India, the UAE and the USA, the before and after rebuilds, and the keyword and page mapping visible across this site.

See the work we can show

Who delivers it

Who you will actually work with

The people who scope this work are the people who do it. 6 department heads and two directors, one team.

  • Mohammed Imran MMohammed Imran MFounder & Director
  • SakshiSakshiHead of SEO & Organic Growth
  • Mohammed RahulMohammed RahulHead of Digital Marketing
The whole team, on the About page

Questions

White label SEO questions, answered

The things people ask about white label seo before they buy it.

  • What is white label SEO?

    SEO delivered by one agency and sold by another under its own name. The reselling agency owns the client relationship and the reporting. The delivering agency does the work and never appears to the client. It suits agencies who have won work they cannot staff, and it does not suit anyone who wants public credit for the results.

  • How does a white label SEO reseller arrangement work?

    You sell SEO to your client under your own brand and set the price. We do the work, report to you in your template, and never appear. You keep the relationship and the margin; we keep to the scope you approved and the timeline you promised.

  • Will you contact my client?

    No, and it is written into the engagement. Everything goes through you. If you ever want us in a meeting with your client, you ask for it and we join as your team.

  • Are the reports really unbranded?

    Yes, and in your template if you have one. If you do not, we use a plain one with no logo. Nothing in the reporting names us.

  • How much does white label SEO cost?

    Priced per client site per month, so you can set your own margin on top. What moves it is site size and how much content and link work the retainer includes. We will tell you plainly what is deliverable at the figure your client is paying.

  • What happens if my client asks who does the work?

    That is your answer to give. You do not have to name us and most agencies do not. We would only say that claiming an in house team you do not have tends to come out eventually, and a partner is not something to be embarrassed about.

  • Can I scale up and down?

    Yes. Sites are added and removed monthly. That flexibility is the main reason agencies use a partner instead of hiring.

  • How do we choose the best white label SEO company?

    Not from a ranked list, because most lists of the best white label SEO companies are written by companies on them. Ask three questions instead: will they show you every link before it goes live, will they report in your template, and will they put in writing that they never contact your client.

  • Why do agencies white label SEO with a partner in India?

    Mostly cost and capacity. An agency in London, Dubai or New York often cannot deliver at the retainer its client will pay, so it partners with an SEO company. India keeps the delivery cost workable, and the time difference means work can move overnight. The method should be no different from anywhere else, so hold us to the same standard.

  • Can you guarantee rankings for my client?

    No, and please do not promise them on our behalf. Rankings depend on the client's market, competitors and site, and search engines decide them. What we promise is the agreed work delivered on time, every link shown before it goes live, and honest monthly reports, including what did not move.

Next step

Tell us what is not working.

A one-hour business growth strategy discussion, not a pitch. We look at your market, your competitors and what your customers search for, then tell you what we would do first.