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Best white-label AI search tools for agencies
Published Rows read 15 Sept – 12 Oct 2026No affiliate linksTell us about a stale row
The short answer
The most complete agency stack on this list, and all of it is live rather than planned.
From $29 a client down to $16.50 at fifty, with articles published in every seat — though five seats is the minimum.
3PassciteThis is us
Your name on every shared link and client report, but no client logins and nothing on your own domain. Use us when the report should show the work: prompts, pages and their Proof.
On this page
Five criteria, fixed before scoring
- 01
Whose name the client sees
The whole category. An agency billing a monthly retainer cannot forward a report with somebody else's logo on it, because that answers the question of who is doing the work.
- 02
Something the client can open
A PDF in an email is a deliverable. A link the client opens without registering is a service. The gap between them is most of what a client is paying a retainer for.
- 03
What one more client costs
This is the number that decides whether you can price the service. A per-seat or per-site price is quoted as it stands; with credits or task quotas you work it out from what you plan for each client.
- 04
Approval before a client's site changes
It is your client's site and your relationship. Every tool here that publishes automatically is asking you to bet that relationship on a draft nobody read.
- 05
Runs on your domain
The last mile of white-label: without it the client eventually reads the URL.
| Tool | Whose name the client sees | Something the client can open | What one more client costs | Approval before a client's site changes | Runs on your domain |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1Rank Prompt | Meets it | Meets it | Partly | Meets it | Meets it |
| 2overrank | Meets it | Partly | Meets it | Partly | Partly |
| 3Passcite | Meets it | Partly | Partly | Meets it | Misses it |
The order is a judgement on the question this page asks, not a count of the marks; the questions at the end argue it.
Each tool, checked and dated
- 1
Rank Prompt
$149 a month, $119.17 billed annually; Agency Plus $299, or $239.17
Answer-engine tracking with an agency layer on top: branded reports, per-brand portals, seats and an API.
Meets it01Whose name the client sees
White-label branded reports from $119.17, and a fully white-labelled app and client portal on your own domain at $239.17.
Meets it02Something the client can open
A client portal link per brand on the Agency plan; 100 client logins on your own domain on Agency Plus.
Partly03What one more client costs
Not per client. 1,000 credits a month on Agency, spent by prompts or articles, with a 500-brand ceiling on top.
Meets it04Approval before a client's site changes
An article waits as Needs review until someone on your side publishes it, on every plan, and on Agency Plus your client can review it too, with comments. Autopilot, if you switch it on, publishes after a review window.
Meets it05Runs on your domain
Your own sending domain from $119.17; the app and portal on your own domain from $239.17.
Wins
- The most complete agency stack on this list, and all of it is live rather than planned.
- Your own sending domain on the cheaper agency tier.
- Ten team seats on Agency and twenty-five on Agency Plus, with client logins on top.
- Prospecting and pitch reports on Agency Plus, so the tool also does the work of winning the client.
- One free report on a new account, so you can pull one on a prospect before the call, with no card.
Pick it for
An agency that wants white-label reports and a client portal working this month, and whose volume fits inside the credit allowance.
Checked 1 Oct 2026
- 2
overrank
From $29 per client seat on a published volume table, down to $16.50; self-serve is five seats, $145 a month, on one invoice
SEO articles, up to one a day, published to each client's own site under their brand, resold by you at whatever you charge.
Meets it01Whose name the client sees
Stated as plainly as it can be: your clients never see them. Posts go out on the client's domain under the client's brand, and the monthly report carries your logo, colours and name.
Partly02Something the client can open
A private link to the month's report that opens under your brand with no login, as their agency demo shows it. There is nothing for the client to log into.
Meets it03What one more client costs
Per client seat on a published volume table — $29 at one to nine, $24.50 at ten to twenty-four, $19.50 at twenty-five to forty-nine, $16.50 at fifty to ninety-nine — billed on one consolidated invoice. The clearest per-client number in this category. Five seats is the self-serve minimum, so the floor is $145 a month; past five the rate is arranged with them.
Partly04Approval before a client's site changes
A per-client Auto-publish switch. Left on — in their words, the default is that it simply runs — the research, writing, publishing, internal links and indexing all reach your client's site with nobody having looked. Turned off, each draft waits for Publish now or Skip, and a live post can be deleted from the site; we found no batch approval and no way to put a post back to a draft.
Partly05Runs on your domain
Content publishes on the client's own domain, which is the part that matters most. The dashboard you work in is still theirs.
Wins
- From $29 a client down to $16.50 at fifty, with articles published in every seat — though five seats is the minimum.
- One consolidated invoice across the whole roster.
- A live preview on their signup page that renders the branded client report with your name and colour before you pay.
- No per-client work at all after setup, which is what makes the margin real rather than theoretical.
Pick it for
Reselling article volume at a margin, where the deliverable is a post count and no one on your side needs to approve a draft.
Checked 1 Oct 2026
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Passcite
This is us$149 a month for Agency's 1,000 credits, up to 500 brands; $299 for Agency Plus
Prompts tracked per client brand on ChatGPT, Claude and Google AI Mode, with the competitor named on each, tasks from every report, the pages written for your review, and client reports under your name.
Meets it01Whose name the client sees
On Agency and up, every shared link and client report opens under your band — name, logo, colour and tagline — with no logo or name of ours on the page, a client report ends on your contact line, and each edition is emailed in your name, with replies to you. Below Agency, those pages carry ours.
Partly02Something the client can open
A link to each client report that always opens its latest edition, with the earlier ones listed, and a link to any single report — opened without an account. There is nothing for the client to log into: client logins are being built for Agency Plus.
Partly03What one more client costs
Not per client: 1,000 credits a month on Agency, spent by prompts and articles across up to 500 brands — the same shape as Rank Prompt's. A brand's 10 prompts asked twice a month are 20 credits, and an article 10.
Meets it04Approval before a client's site changes
Every article waits for review on its own page, on every plan: read in full, edited, rewritten or approved. Autopilot publishes new pages without review only if you switch that on. An approved new page goes into WordPress or Webflow; anything else is copied in by whoever runs the site.
Misses it05Runs on your domain
Being built for Agency Plus, with the client logins. Today a shared link opens on our domain, and an edition's email comes from our address, in your name.
Wins
- Every article checked against its prompts a week after it goes live, and the before and after printed in the client report you send.
- A client report built once and issued edition after edition, each frozen when it is prepared — last month's still says what was true last month.
- The totals across every brand on Agency at $149, where Rank Prompt's plan table keeps the overview across brands for Agency Plus.
- Prospects on every plan from $49: a market scan finds the businesses the assistants never name, and the client you sign becomes a brand, with your pitch as its first report.
- 11 free tools with no signup, which are usable in a pitch on their own.
- Each prompt names the competitor that won it and the pages cited, which is the part a client argues with and then acts on.
Loses
- Something the client can open: Rank Prompt gives each brand a portal, and a hundred client logins on your own domain at $239.17. Ours, like overrank's, is a link to the report, with nothing to log into.
- What the seat includes: overrank's $24.50 a client at 10 clients ($245) buys articles published for you on a schedule. Here an article is 10 credits, and only the pages you approve publish, into WordPress or Webflow only.
- Your own domain: Rank Prompt sends its emails from yours from $119.17, and runs the whole app on it at $239.17. Our links are on our domain and our emails come from our address; yours is being built for Agency Plus.
Pick it for
An agency whose client report should show the work — the prompts, the tasks, the pages approved and their Proof — under its own name, and that can do without client logins and its own domain.
Checked 12 Oct 2026
What this page leaves out, and why
Foliora
The most complete publish-and-verify loop in the category, and it has no white-label and no per-portfolio price at all — 10 client sites is $499.90 – $1,499.90 a month at their per-site rate. Worth knowing precisely because it tops two of our other rankings.
Checked 15 Sept 2026
ChatSEO
No white label: its agency page says reports and share links carry ChatSEO's own presentation, with no branding layer.
Checked 1 Oct 2026
RankAI
Advertises agency white-label and done-for-you delivery. We could not confirm the current offer on the date below, so it is absent rather than ranked on rows we could not check.
Checked 15 Sept 2026
Profound, Peec
Enterprise answer-engine tracking, funded at a scale that puts them in a different market. Neither is sold as something a ten-person agency resells.
Checked 15 Sept 2026
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Questions
- Why is Passcite last?
- Because on these criteria the two above meet more. Your name is on every shared link and client report from Agency, but there is nothing for the client to log into and nothing runs on your own domain — both are being built for Agency Plus — and overrank's seat includes the articles. The criteria are printed above the ranking, so the order can be checked.
- Is Passcite cheaper than overrank's per-seat rate?
- For the asking, yes: Pro at $89 a month holds 10 clients asking 10 prompts twice a month, with 30 articles left over, against $245 for 10 seats on overrank's published table. But their seat includes publishing to the client's site up to every day, and here an article is 10 credits; on volume, their number is the better deal on this page.
- What does a client cost in credits?
- A brand's 10 prompts asked twice a month are 20 credits; an article is 10, and Proof a credit for each prompt it asks again. None of that changes with the client, so the number for a proposal is the prompts and articles you plan, times those.
- What does your white-label cover today?
- From Agency, every shared link — a report, a client report, an article for the site owner — opens under your name, logo, colour and tagline, with no logo or name of ours on the page, and a client report ends on your contact line. An edition prepared after a scheduled run can wait for your review, and goes by email to up to 10 people in your name, from our address, with replies to you. Client logins and your own domain are being built for Agency Plus.
- How an agency runs thisWhat a roster of brands costs here in credits, what the agency plans add, and how the next client is won with a report.
- One-to-one comparisonsSemrush, Ahrefs, Surfer SEO, Foliora, overrank, Rank Prompt and Otterly.AI, one at a time, with where each is stronger first.
- Best AI visibility tools that publish the fixSix criteria, five tools that write changes into a site — and the one place each stops. We are last on this list and the page says why.
- Best free AI visibility checkersSix criteria across the four free checks worth running, including what each one asks for before it runs and what it is really selling.