Scepter Marketing runs an SEO reseller program for agencies that get asked for SEO and have nowhere to send the work. It is one way to buy our white label SEO services. You send us a client site, we do the SEO under your brand, and the report that lands in your client's inbox has your logo on it, not ours. You keep the client relationship, the retainer, and the markup. We do the work.
Most agencies land here one of two ways: a client keeps asking for SEO and you either turn it down or refer it out and watch the revenue walk to somebody else, or you already sold it once and it ate your team's time with no process behind it. A reseller program fixes both, without a hire.
An SEO reseller program lets an agency sell SEO to its own clients while a fulfillment partner does the actual work behind the scenes, billed to the agency at a wholesale rate the agency marks up. It differs from a referral, where the agency hands the client to a vendor directly and loses the relationship, and it differs from generic "white label SEO" or "private label SEO," which are umbrella terms covering both models plus in-house teams working under an agency's brand.
| Model | Who touches the client | Who sets the retail price | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|
| SEO reseller program | Never the fulfillment partner | The agency | Agency wants to sell SEO without hiring |
| Referral | The referred vendor, directly | The vendor | Agency wants no involvement and a small finder's fee |
| In-house white label team | The agency's own staff | The agency | Agency has hired but wants a delivery process |
Scepter's program is the first row: we never touch your client, and you set what you charge. "White label" and "private label" both describe the same arrangement in practice, the client never learns a second company is involved. A reseller program is the specific version of that where a partner runs fulfillment and the agency runs the relationship.
Three things drive an agency to a reseller program instead of hiring or going without: the client demand already exists, a bad prior vendor experience made the agency cautious, and the margin math on a hire does not work for a handful of clients.
The program runs in five steps, from the day you send a client to the day the first branded report ships.
If your agency has already promised specific monthly deliverables to a client, tell us during the scope call. We build fulfillment around what you have already sold, not a generic checklist, so nothing you promised gets dropped in the handoff.
Every client site on the program gets the same core stack, scoped to what that site actually needs. This is what "SEO" means inside the program, not a vague retainer line:
Two of those deliverables have their own detail pages if you want to see the process before you send a client: Google Business Profile management and citation building.
Get a free SEO audit of one of your client sites
Pricing is a flat rate per client site per month, wholesale to you, with no setup fee. What you charge your own client is yours to decide, and we never see it or set it. The rate follows the client's situation: a single-location business in a normal market, a dense metro or contested category, or one brand with 3 or more locations. We walk through per-site pricing on a partner call and match it to the client you are sending. The program is month-to-month: cancel anytime, no minimum term. For the margin math, see white label SEO pricing and margins.
The whole program is built around one rule: we never contact your client. Not for onboarding, not for questions, not ever. Every question, every update, every report routes through you.
If you are comparing options beyond Scepter, judge a reseller program on a short list: does the vendor ever contact your client directly, does the report carry your brand or theirs, is there a written non-solicit, is pricing flat and predictable per site, and can you start with one client instead of a minimum commitment. Programs sold by SEOReseller, The HOTH, and Boostability are built around the same basic shape, resold fulfillment under your brand, so the differentiator is how strictly each one holds the "we never touch your client" line and what the reporting actually looks like once you have it in hand.
A good fit if you are a marketing, web design, or branding agency with 2 to 25 staff, clients asking you for SEO, and no in-house SEO team to deliver it. It works whether you run on GoHighLevel, WordPress, or something else, since the delivery happens on our side and the reporting happens on yours.
Not a fit if SEO is already your agency's headline service. We fulfill for agencies that sell something else and want SEO as a line item, not for agencies competing with us directly.
We run our own Google Business Profile the same way we manage client profiles inside the program, and it carries a 5.0-star rating on Google. We also operate our own audit engine, the same one behind the free audit above, and use it on our own site and every new client site before work starts. Proof beyond a single rating is the case study below and the partner call itself, where we walk through real findings on a real site rather than a slide.
One agency partner came to us with 7 active SEO clients after their internal SEO resource left. Once delivery stabilized, they scaled to 20 or more active client accounts, then expanded into white label web design with us as well. The full breakdown, including what stabilization looked like in the first two weeks, is in the case study.
Hiring an in-house SEO person means a salary, benefits, and ramp time before you see output, and it only pencils out if you have enough client volume to keep one person busy. A reseller program has no headcount and no ramp: you pay per client site, only for the clients you actually have, and you can start with one. The tradeoff is that you are trusting a partner instead of a direct report, which is exactly what the non-solicit and under-your-brand reporting exist to de-risk. A closer look at the full comparison is at white label SEO vs. hiring in-house.
Book a partner call and we will walk through scope and per-site pricing for the client you have in mind. Or get a free SEO audit of one of your client sites first and judge the work before you commit to anything.
Book a partner call and we walk through scope and per-site pricing for the client you have in mind.
Month-to-month. Cancel anytime, no minimum term.
No. Start with one client site and add more as you sell them.
The first audit happens before work starts. The first monthly report follows after the first full month of active work on the site.
Your branding throughout: your logo, your colors, and a plain-English account of what shipped and what moved. No mention of Scepter anywhere in it.
Yes. We do not require exclusivity over what tools your agency runs internally; the fulfillment work happens on our side regardless.
Yes. The delivery process is the same whether your agency runs on GoHighLevel, WordPress, or another stack. Reporting and reselling on GoHighLevel specifically is covered at white label SEO for GoHighLevel agencies.
Both. The program covers local service businesses and clients competing nationally; the audit and scope call determine which tactics apply.
A reseller program is one specific version of white label SEO: a fulfillment partner does the work under your brand while you keep the client relationship and set the retail price. "White label SEO" is the broader term that also covers referrals and in-house teams working under an agency's name.
Our own Google Business Profile carries a 5.0-star rating on Google, managed the same way we manage client profiles. For a fuller picture of how we work with an agency partner over time, read the case study linked above.
Book a partner call and we walk through scope and per-site pricing for the client you have in mind.