Best white-label AI search tools for agencies

The ranking

• 1

  Rank Prompt

  $119.17 a month billed annually; $239.17 for Agency Plus

  Answer-engine tracking with an agency layer on top: branded reports, per-brand portals, seats and an API.

  • Whose name the client seesYes

    White-label branded reports from $119.17, and a fully white-labelled app and client portal on your own domain at $239.17.

  • Something the client can openYes

    A client portal link per brand on the Agency plan; 100 client logins on your own domain on Agency Plus.

  • What one more client costsPartly

    Not per client. 1,000 credits a month on Agency, spent by prompts or articles, with a 500-brand ceiling on top. A roster of 15 client sites asking 30 questions across three engines would exhaust it — 1,350 prompts against 1,000 credits.

  • Approval before a client's site changesPartly

    Article reviews and client approvals exist only on Agency Plus at $239.17. On the $119.17 plan that clients are delivered from, nothing waits for you.

  • Runs on your domainYes

    Your own sending domain from $119.17; the app and portal on your own domain from $239.17.

  Where Rank Prompt 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, which most tools hold back entirely.
  • Ten team seats on Agency and twenty-five on Agency Plus, with client logins on top.
  • Prospecting and pitch reports, so the tool also does the work of winning the client.
  • A free tier that lets you pull a full report on a prospect before the call, with no card.
• 2

  overrank

  From $29 per client seat on a published volume table, down to $16.50; five seats minimum, so $145 a month is the floor, one invoice

  Daily SEO articles published to each client's own site under their brand, resold by you at whatever you charge.

  • Whose name the client seesYes

    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.

  • Something the client can openNo

    A monthly report, not a portal. There is nothing for the client to log into between reports.

  • What one more client costsYes

    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.

  • Approval before a client's site changesPartly

    A single per-client Auto-publish switch, on by default. Left on — which is the product as sold — the research, writing, daily publishing, internal links and indexing all reach your client's site with nobody having looked. Turned off it holds everything as drafts, but there is no per-item approval, no rollback and no client-level rule: it is all or nothing per client.

  • Runs on your domainPartly

    Content publishes on the client's own domain, which is the part that matters most. The dashboard you work in is still theirs.

  Where overrank wins

  • From $29 a client, down to $16.50 at volume — nothing else here is close on unit cost, 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.
• 3

  Passcite

  This is us

  $199 a month for 15 client sites; $299 for 25, $499 for 50

  A report that asks 30 buyer questions across three engines per client site and names the competitor that won each one.

  • Whose name the client seesPartly

    Yours, on the Agency plan: a brand name and mark set once in Settings, printed on every report you open, and nothing of ours left in the document — no logo, no pricing, no sign-up prompt. What is missing is an address the client can open without signing in; your colours are not there either. Free and Solo carry the Passcite logo.

  • Something the client can openNo

    Nothing to open, and nothing to forward either: the branded report lives behind your own sign-in, so what reaches the client is whatever you export from it by hand. A no-registration portal is planned and unbuilt.

  • What one more client costsYes

    Per client site — fifteen for $199, fifty for $499. No credits, no article price, no task quota, so the number you quote a client is the number.

  • Approval before a client's site changesNo

    There is no approval queue because there is nothing to approve: we do not publish to client sites yet.

  • Runs on your domainNo

    Not planned for the first white-label release. It is on the list for when a paying agency asks for it.

  Where we lose

  • The rest of white-label: overrank and Rank Prompt put your colours and name on the whole deliverable. Ours is a name and a mark on the report, plus a private link a client opens with no account — the part that matters most, and still not all of it. Brand colour is a decision not to build, not a gap: the report uses colour to mark which lane we can publish, so an agency colour painted over it would erase that.
  • A standing client portal: Rank Prompt gives one per brand today. Ours is one revocable link per report, which is not the same thing.
  • Unit price against overrank: $24.50 a client at fifteen clients — $367.50 — including daily publishing, against $199 for fifteen report-only sites.
  • Approval before a client's site changes: nobody here has it on every tier, including us — and our reason is worse, because we have nothing to publish yet.
  • Your own domain: Rank Prompt runs the whole app on it at $239.17. We have not planned it.
  Where we are strong

  • A free report you can run on a prospect's site before the call, with three engines and named competitors, and no card.
  • Priced per client site with no credits, so adding a client is a number you can put in a proposal.
  • 11 free tools with no signup, which are usable in a pitch on their own.
  • The report names which competitor won each buyer question and which page of theirs was cited, which is the part a client argues with and then acts on.