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White label GEO partners for SEO and PPC agencies, compared in 2026

We publish this comparison and sell Answer Operations services. We exclude ourselves from the scored table. Read the source, scope and date for each platform; a service and a monitoring subscription do different work.

All 9 at a glance

Eight criteria a buyer can verify. Full detail in each entry below. Every price carries the date it was checked.

The 9 companies on this page, with best fit, published entry price and score out of eight
AgencyBest forEntry priceScoreJump to entry
51Blocksa flat monthly done for you GEO package$429 per client per monthas of 29 Sep 20261 of 8View
AgencyPlatforma published wholesale price with a branded dashboard$178 per client per monthas of 29 Sep 20261 of 8View
AI Rank Labbranded AEO and GEO reporting at scaleNot publishedas of 15 Sep 20262 of 8View
Ayzeothe cheapest self serve white label reports$39 per monthas of 15 Sep 20263 of 8View
GEO.solutionssilent fulfillment with tiered margins$1,800 first monthas of 29 Sep 20261 of 8View
LLM Pulserunning GEO as an ongoing retainer on a platform49 euro per monthas of 15 Sep 20264 of 8View
Semifyadding AI optimization to existing SEO resaleNot publishedas of 15 Sep 20261 of 8View
The Business Roverfull stack white label answer engine fulfillmentNot publishedas of 15 Sep 20261 of 8View
White Label IQa white label audit used as a door openerNot publishedas of 15 Sep 20261 of 8View
YesPartialNoOne segment for each of the eight criteria, in the order of the scorecard.

Key takeaways

What is a white label GEO partner?

A provider that does AI search visibility work for an agency's clients under the agency's brand, so the agency sells and owns the relationship while the partner measures and delivers. The agency's client never learns the partner exists.

How was this list scored?

On the same eight criteria used across these pages. Thirteen providers were read, Broadcastwell included. Three were excluded because nothing they publish about AI search could be verified on their own sites at all, Broadcastwell is not scored because it publishes the page, and the nine that remain are listed.

What does wholesale cost?

The table lists the recorded price and purchase route for each company, with its source and date. Unverified claims have been removed; no current market-wide total is asserted.

What terms should an agency insist on?

A named delivery date each month, a revision round, a written rule that the partner will not contact or solicit the agency's client, confidentiality over the client list, and a stated owner of implementation. Most providers on this page publish none of those.

What does Broadcastwell publish for agencies?

Agency Deadline Audit is $490 per client report. Ten agreed buyer questions produce 150 planned answers, with valid answers and exclusions shown separately, three prioritized fixes and one paste-ready change of 250 words or fewer. Findings within 48 hours of recorded scope confirmation. Refundable in full within 30 days. We never contact the agency client during the work or for twelve months after. Full-page deployment is not included. Current larger scopes are agreed through /contact and shown on /pricing.

The terms are the product

An agency reselling AI search work is not buying a deliverable, it is buying a risk position. The deliverable can be judged when it arrives. The risk cannot: it is whether the partner will ever appear in front of the agency's client, whether a late report becomes the agency's problem, and whether a revision is a favor or a term.

Almost nobody publishes those terms. Of the thirteen providers read for this page, one publishes an explicit rule about contacting a partner's clients, two publish a turnaround commitment in business days, and none publishes a revision policy. Wholesale prices are usually replaced by a percentage discount against a retail rate that is not published either, which makes the margin uncheckable until after the application.

Agency Deadline Audit is $490 per client report. Ten agreed buyer questions produce 150 planned answers, with valid answers and exclusions shown separately, three prioritized fixes and one paste-ready change of 250 words or fewer. Findings within 48 hours of recorded scope confirmation. Refundable in full within 30 days. We never contact the agency client during the work or for twelve months after. Full-page deployment is not included. Current larger scopes are agreed through /contact and shown on /pricing.

Agency Deadline Audit is $490 per client report. We agree ten buyer questions, ask each three times on ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode, and report valid answers and exclusions separately. You get dated evidence, three prioritized fixes and one paste-ready change of 250 words or fewer. Findings are due within 48 hours of recorded scope confirmation and are refundable in full within 30 days. Your agency keeps the client relationship and implements the change.

How we scored

Every cell below was read on each company's own site on 15 September 2026. Reviews were read on Clutch for every company, and on G 2 where G 2 allowed the read, on 16 September 2026. Facts rechecked on 25 September 2026 say so where they appear. Where a company does not publish something, the cell says No rather than guessing. The companies are listed alphabetically. Nobody on this page is ranked, and the publisher is not scored.

Method

Method published, and at least one complete question set public: a study dataset, an index, a public sample or a named case.

Open data

Open data published with a DOI.

Engines

Engine coverage stated by name.

Price

Entry price published and buyable without a call.

Refund

Refund or guarantee terms published.

B2B cases

Named B2B software case studies on the site.

Reviews

Third party reviews, with the count.

Machine readable

The buyer's own AI can read the results, through an account, an export or a connector.

Yes means a reader can verify it on the company's own site. Partial means part of it is published, for example a price that is published but sold only through a call. No means the company's own site does not publish it. For the method criterion, Yes means the method is published and at least one complete question set is public, in a study dataset, an index, a public sample or a named case; Partial means a method is described but no question set is public; No means neither.

Thirteen providers were read on 15 September 2026. Three were excluded because no AI search component of their white label offer could be verified on their own sites. Reviews were read on 16 September 2026, on Clutch for every company and on G2 where G2 allowed the read, and each cell names the platform behind its count.

The list

51Blocks: best for a flat monthly done for you GEO package

1 of 8verifiable yeses
  • MethodPartial
  • Open dataNo
  • EnginesYes
  • PricePartial
  • RefundNo
  • B2B casesNo
  • ReviewsNot verified
  • Machine readableNo

What they do well

  • It publishes a flat monthly GEO package price with an itemized deliverable list and names four AI surfaces it targets.
  • It publishes an explicit expectation setting disclaimer about how long visibility takes.
  • Its reseller page publishes four margin tiers keyed to the partner's monthly recurring revenue.

Limitations

  • No dashboard, export or API is published for the GEO package, so reporting is a delivered artefact only.
  • No client is named in any case study.

AgencyPlatform: best for a published wholesale price with a branded dashboard

1 of 8verifiable yeses
  • MethodPartial
  • Open dataNo
  • EnginesNo
  • PricePartial
  • RefundNo
  • B2B casesNo
  • ReviewsNot verified
  • Machine readableYes

What they do well

  • It is one of very few providers that publishes an actual wholesale monthly figure for a package that includes answer engine work.
  • It publishes API and single sign on options for larger resellers, which most competitors do not.
  • Read the linked current terms before buying; the earlier minimum-term claim is not retained.

Limitations

  • No AI engine is named anywhere alongside the AEO and GEO service copy.
  • Its agency count claim is accompanied by no named client and no case study.

AI Rank Lab: best for branded AEO and GEO reporting at scale

2 of 8verifiable yeses
  • MethodPartial
  • Open dataNo
  • EnginesYes
  • PriceNo
  • RefundNo
  • B2B casesNo
  • ReviewsNo
  • Machine readableYes

What they do well

  • Its white-label page states that it offers a REST API with webhook support (as of 29 Sep 2026).
  • It splits the offer into two distinct products, a white label AEO report and a white label GEO report, each with its own deliverables.
  • It publishes an uptime commitment and support response times.

Limitations

  • No pricing appears on the white label page.
  • There are no named clients and no case studies.

Ayzeo: best for the cheapest self serve white label reports

3 of 8verifiable yeses
  • MethodPartial
  • Open dataNo
  • EnginesYes
  • PriceYes
  • RefundNo
  • B2B casesNo
  • ReviewsYes
  • Machine readablePartial

What they do well

  • An agency can read the full price ladder and start on a trial with no sales call.
  • It separates report branding from full dashboard branding and prices each, so the buyer can see what each costs.
  • It names six AI engines it monitors.

Limitations

  • No API or data export beyond PDF is named on the pages read.
  • No named clients or case studies are published.

GEO.solutions: best for silent fulfillment with tiered margins

1 of 8verifiable yeses
  • MethodPartial
  • Open dataNo
  • EnginesYes
  • PriceNo
  • RefundPartial
  • B2B casesNo
  • ReviewsNo
  • Machine readablePartial

What they do well

  • It publishes concrete turnaround commitments in business days with a rush option, which very few providers state.
  • It provides a reseller dashboard for briefs and unbranded deliverable downloads.

Limitations

  • A refund and guarantee policy is named but its terms are not stated on the page.

LLM Pulse: best for running GEO as an ongoing retainer on a platform

4 of 8verifiable yeses
  • MethodPartial
  • Open dataNo
  • EnginesYes
  • PriceYes
  • RefundNo
  • B2B casesNo
  • ReviewsYes
  • Machine readableYes

What they do well

  • It names fourteen models including several outside the usual western set, coverage no other platform in this research publishes.
  • It publishes granular add on pricing per prompt pack, per project and per extra model.
  • CSV, Excel and PDF exports, a REST API and a Model Context Protocol server are all published.

Limitations

  • Five of the models it prices are paid add ons rather than base models.
  • Standard tracking is weekly, with daily priced as a separate plan option.

Semify: best for adding AI optimization to existing SEO resale

1 of 8verifiable yeses
  • MethodPartial
  • Open dataNo
  • EnginesYes
  • PriceNo
  • RefundNo
  • B2B casesNo
  • ReviewsNot verified
  • Machine readablePartial

What they do well

  • It publishes a standalone white label AI optimization page that names four surfaces it works on.
  • It publishes the reasoning behind its own terminology rather than badging the category term.
  • It publishes a dated acquisition note explaining how it expanded its AI overview tracking capability.

Limitations

  • Its services page names no AI search work and warns against AI written content.

The Business Rover: best for full stack white label answer engine fulfillment

1 of 8verifiable yeses
  • MethodPartial
  • Open dataNo
  • EnginesYes
  • PriceNo
  • RefundNo
  • B2B casesNo
  • ReviewsNot verified
  • Machine readableNo

What they do well

  • Its deliverable list is the most specific of the service side white label providers, naming prompt research, entity work and third party citation building as separate line items.
  • It names five AI surfaces.
  • It states that partners sign NDAs and receive brand neutral delivery.

Limitations

  • No pricing, named client, case study or service level agreement is published.
  • There is no dashboard or reseller portal, only a dedicated account manager.

White Label IQ: best for a white label audit used as a door opener

1 of 8verifiable yeses
  • MethodPartial
  • Open dataNo
  • EnginesYes
  • PriceNo
  • RefundNo
  • B2B casesNo
  • ReviewsNot verified
  • Machine readableNo

What they do well

  • It publishes a defined delivery window and states exactly what access it needs to run the audit.
  • It names five AI surfaces the audit covers.
  • It scopes competitor benchmarking at a stated number of competitors, which makes the deliverable comparable.

Limitations

  • No pricing is published anywhere on the pages read.
  • The audit is explicitly diagnostic only, with implementation billed separately.

About the publisher

Broadcastwell publishes this list and sells Answer Operations. We do not score ourselves here. Read the two $490 entry scopes and the full ladder on our pricing page. Prices and terms. Our methodology. Three named client accounts. We do not claim a third-party review score here.

How to choose

How to choose: criteria, what good looks like, and the red flag
CriterionWhat good looks likeThe red flag
MethodThe method is on the site, versioned and dated, and at least one complete question set is public, so a second party could repeat the run.A named framework with no question set, no sample size and no rule for what counts as a mention.
DataThe underlying research is published openly with a DOI and a stated limitations section.A headline percentage with no dataset, no denominator and no link.
EnginesThe engines are named, and the report separates them rather than folding them into one score.The site says AI search, LLMs or answer engines and never names one.
PriceAn entry price is printed on the site and can be paid without a call.Custom quote only, or a price that is printed but still needs a sales call to act on.
RefundRefund or guarantee terms are published, with the condition that would trigger them.A money back guarantee with no timeframe, no condition and no eligibility rule.
CasesNamed clients in your own category, with the measurement described rather than only the outcome.Results attributed to a B2B tech client or a fintech client with no name attached.
ReviewsA third party review profile with the count visible.A rating quoted on the company's own site with no link to the profile behind it.
Machine readableThe observed answers, their engines, their dates and their sources land somewhere your own AI can read.A monthly slide deck, and nothing your systems can query.

The eight criteria are not a ranking of quality. They are the eight things a buyer can check in an afternoon without talking to anyone, and they are the eight things that decide whether a claim can be argued with later. A firm that publishes its question set can be told it asked the wrong questions. A firm that publishes nothing can only be believed or not believed.

The single most useful question to ask any firm on this page is how the questions were written. AI answers to questions that already contain a company name will usually contain that name, so a mention count built on name seeded questions measures the prompt rather than the engine. Broadcastwell published that finding against its own category research, and it is the reason no question in a Category Audit names any brand.

The second most useful question is what happens when the runs disagree. AI answers vary between runs and shift as models update, so a single screenshot is not a measurement. Ask how many runs sit behind a figure, and whether the disagreement between them is reported or averaged away.

What it costs

Published entry prices
CompanyPublished entry priceWhat that price buysAs of
51Blocks$429 per client per monthIts white-label GEO package is listed at $429 per month. The previous no-contract claim is not reasserted (as of 29 Sep 2026).29 Sep 2026
AgencyPlatform$178 per client per monthLocal SEO plus AEO starts at $178 per month and National SEO plus AEO at $355 per month, at Gold Membership rates. Membership and fulfillment fees are separate (as of 29 Sep 2026).29 Sep 2026
AI Rank LabNot publishedFree to apply with no credit card, but no rate is published on the page read.15 Sep 2026
Ayzeo$39 per monthWhite label PDF reports are included from $149 a month, and a white label dashboard is an add on at $299 a month. Self serve with a 14 day free trial.15 Sep 2026
GEO.solutions$1,800 first monthFoundation: $1,800 in month one and $780 from month two. Published package prices read 29 September 2026; prior discount claim removed.29 Sep 2026
LLM Pulse49 euro per monthThe entry tier includes 50 prompts, one project and five base models with weekly tracking, and Claude, Copilot, Grok, DeepSeek and Alexa for Shopping are paid add ons. Self serve signup with a 14 day free trial.15 Sep 2026
SemifyNot publishedNo current price is asserted from the AIO page read on 29 September 2026.15 Sep 2026
The Business RoverNot publishedThe white-label page offers a partnership call and a free consultation; no price is asserted from this page (as of 29 Sep 2026).15 Sep 2026
White Label IQNot publishedNo current price is asserted. The previous claim that pricing is disclosed only after a form was not verified on 29 September 2026.15 Sep 2026
Not published means the company publishes no price on its own site. Each price was read on the company's own site on the date in its row. Broadcastwell publishes this page and is not in this table; its prices are on its pricing page.

The table lists the recorded price and purchase route for each company, with its source and date. Unverified claims have been removed; no current market-wide total is asserted.

Agency Deadline Audit is $490 per client report. Ten agreed buyer questions produce 150 planned answers, with valid answers and exclusions shown separately, three prioritized fixes and one paste-ready change of 250 words or fewer. Findings within 48 hours of recorded scope confirmation. Refundable in full within 30 days. We never contact the agency client during the work or for twelve months after. Full-page deployment is not included. Current larger scopes are agreed through /contact and shown on /pricing.

We offer two entries: Answer Repair, $490 for one buyer question and one source-backed page or fix, and Agency Deadline Audit, $490 for one white-label client report and one paste-ready change. Fix Sprint is $3,900 ($3,410 after the $490 entry is credited, once), for six contracted pages or rewrites over 30 days. Care is $490 a month after setup. Program is $5,500 a month. The 150-page build is $6,000 plus $250 a page, in batches of 25, after a 5-page paid trial. Read /pricing for each scope and /terms for its deadline and refund conditions.

Questions

What does white label GEO mean?

A partner does the AI search visibility measurement and reporting for an agency's clients under the agency's brand. The agency sells, owns the relationship and implements, and the client never learns the partner exists.

Is this list a measurement of which partner is best?

No, and it does not claim to be. Broadcastwell publishes this page and sells the Agency Deadline Audit in this market. What the page does is count what each provider publishes that an agency can verify on the provider's own site. The providers are listed alphabetically, none of them is ranked, and Broadcastwell is not on the list or in any table: it publishes the page and does not score itself.

What does Broadcastwell charge agencies?

Agency Deadline Audit is $490 per client report. Ten agreed buyer questions produce 150 planned answers, with valid answers and exclusions shown separately, three prioritized fixes and one paste-ready change of 250 words or fewer. Findings within 48 hours of recorded scope confirmation. Refundable in full within 30 days. We never contact the agency client during the work or for twelve months after. Full-page deployment is not included. Current larger scopes are agreed through /contact and shown on /pricing.

Will the partner contact our client?

Broadcastwell publishes a written term that it will not contact the agency's client and will not solicit that client during the engagement or for twelve months after it ends, and that the agency's client list stays confidential. Ask every provider on this page for the same term in writing.

How do revisions and delivery dates work?

With Broadcastwell, each monthly report includes one revision round, and a fixed monthly delivery date is agreed at kickoff. None of the other providers read for this page publishes a revision policy.

Can an agency start with one client?

Agency Deadline Audit is $490 per client report. Ten agreed buyer questions produce 150 planned answers, with valid answers and exclusions shown separately, three prioritized fixes and one paste-ready change of 250 words or fewer. Findings within 48 hours of recorded scope confirmation. Refundable in full within 30 days. We never contact the agency client during the work or for twelve months after. Full-page deployment is not included. Current larger scopes are agreed through /contact and shown on /pricing.

Your client meeting gets the evidence.

Agency Deadline Audit is $490 per client report, white label. Ten agreed buyer questions, 150 planned answers, three prioritized fixes and one paste-ready change of 250 words or fewer. Your agency keeps the client relationship and implements the change.

Findings within 48 hours of recorded scope confirmation. Refundable in full within 30 days of delivery. We never contact your client during the work or for twelve months after.

Agency Audit, $490

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