White label PPC that survives your client reading the invoice.
PPC is the service where a fulfillment mistake shows up in your client's bank account by Friday. That's why agencies are right to be picky about who runs it behind their brand. Our paid team rebuilt IVM's account into 10x pipeline — that's the delivery standard your logo goes on.
You know why agencies fear reselling PPC
Bad white label SEO takes months to expose. Bad white label PPC takes one billing cycle — wasted spend is visible, attributable, and your name is on the report. So most agencies either turn paid work away or hire for it before the retainers justify the salary.
The third option is a paid-media bench that treats your clients' budgets like the audit trail they are: conversion tracking verified before optimization, wasted spend killed on a schedule, and reporting your account manager can defend line by line. That's the operation we run under your brand.
Your client can't see who built the campaign. They can absolutely see where the money went.
The mechanics, upfront
Client's accounts, always
Campaigns live in your client's ad accounts, your agency as manager, us underneath. If anything ever ends, nobody's held hostage — including you.
Tracking first, spend second
We verify conversion tracking before touching budgets. Optimizing on broken data is how accounts quietly rot — it's the first thing our audits catch.
Your brand on everything
Reports, dashboards, and call support carry your agency's name. We're invisible by design.
Wholesale economics
Partner pricing with room for your margin at market retainers. You price the client; we never see that number.
The vetting agencies check
- qualified pipeline (IVM rebuild)
- 10x
- qualified pipeline (IVM rebuild)
- clients over 5+ years
- 100+
- clients over 5+ years
- on Google (45 reviews) · 5.0 Clutch, Premier Verified
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- on Google (45 reviews) · 5.0 Clutch, Premier Verified
The delivery standard, with receipts
IVM Inc. came to us with busy-looking accounts producing nothing traceable. Broken tracking fixed, wasted spend killed, landing pages rebuilt: 10x qualified pipeline, cost per qualified lead cut to a fraction. Sell that capability under your brand.
How the partnership runs
- 01
Partner intake
Week 1
NDA, brand assets, reporting templates in your voice, and the escalation path — set up once, reused every account.
- 02
Account audit
Per client
Every new account starts with the tracking-and-waste audit. You present the findings; the prospect signs with you.
- 03
Rebuild & run
Ongoing
Structure, negatives, budgets, landing-page recommendations — managed by the same paid pod month over month.
- 04
Report in your voice
Monthly
Client-ready reporting under your brand, pipeline metrics first. Your AM presents it; we're on call behind the curtain.
Pricing
Wholesale partner rates, tiered by managed spend. The partner call walks through the math with your typical retainer sizes — if the margin doesn't work for your agency, we'd rather find that out in twenty minutes than after you've sold it.
Where budgets actually go
The typical unaudited account, mapped — illustrative proportions; the audit produces your real map.
Illustrative — replaced by your account's real numbers.
The questions every agency owner asks
Whose ad accounts — ours, yours, or the client's?
The client's, always, with your agency as the managing layer and us under it. It's the only structure that protects everyone: the client owns their history and data, you own the relationship, and if anything ever ends — client churns, you switch vendors, we part ways — nobody's held hostage. Agencies that put client campaigns in their own accounts are building a hostage situation and calling it a moat.
Can you audit accounts to help us win the pitch?
Yes — white label audits are a partner staple. Send us access, we run the tracking-and-waste teardown (the same one that opened the IVM engagement), and you present the findings under your brand. Prospects sign when someone shows them exactly where their money is leaking; that someone is you.
Will you ever contact or poach our client?
No, and it's in writing. The NDA and partner agreement bar us from soliciting your clients, and operationally we're invisible — your brand on reports, your domain on dashboards, our name nowhere. Bluntly: our white label economics only work at scale across many partners. Poaching one retainer to blow up a partner pipeline would be terrible business even if we were inclined, and we're not.
How is this different from us hiring a PPC freelancer?
A freelancer is one person's availability and one person's blind spots. You're getting a pod — strategist-led, with coverage when someone's out and a second set of eyes on every account — plus the audit discipline and reporting infrastructure already built. The math: a senior in-house paid-media hire runs six figures; partner rates let you sell paid management profitably from your first reseller client, not your fifteenth.
What do we tell clients about who does the work?
Whatever your agency's policy is — we support both models. Most partners present us as "our paid media team," which is functionally true: same pod, every month, in your workflows. Some disclose a fulfillment partnership; enterprise clients sometimes require it. What never happens is us forcing the question: no TKX branding anywhere a client looks, no LinkedIn tagging, no case-study claims on your accounts without your sign-off.
Get a free audit, built by a strategist, not a sales rep.
Tell us your site and your goal. Within 2-3 business daysyou'll get a real plan with real numbers: what we'd do, what it costs, what it should return.
No spam, no drip sequence, no 17 follow-up calls. One proposal, from us to you.