11 Best White Label Software to Resell in 2026

White label software is a legitimate way to earn SaaS-style income without writing a single line of code.

I personally know many lead gen agencies layer $10K to $30K a month in branded software revenue on top of retainers, while solo sales consultants adding $800 to $2,000 in recurring revenue from 8 to 15 clients on a branded subscription.

But every week, I also get DMs from people asking whether reselling software actually pays back.

That's because plenty of platforms gate white-label behind their most expensive plan or charge per client so scaling to 30 clients turns a $200 subscription into $600.

So I tested 10 white label software that I would actually recommend, checked what each one charges and how they share revenue, and pulled the ones that make you money instead of taking it.

Let's get into it.

TL;DR

• Salesforge Whitelabel: Full multichannel outreach (cold email + 6 native LinkedIn actions) resold under your own brand, with your custom domain, your logo, and your pricing plans. Book a call to start.
• Infraforge Whitelabel: Private email infrastructure resold under your own brand: dedicated IPs, pre-warmed mailboxes, and automated DNS setup for every client domain.
• GoHighLevel White Label: All-in-one agency CRM with unlimited client sub-accounts, plus SaaS Mode where you set your own pricing plans and Stripe bills your clients directly under your brand.
• Vendasta White Label: White-label marketplace with 250+ digital products and in-house fulfillment teams that deliver services (SEO, listings, reputation, websites) under your brand.
• BotPenguin White Label: White-label AI platform with chatbots, AI agents, automations, and voice agents, plus branded WhatsApp and Instagram bots, allowing agencies to resell a complete AI automation stack under their own brand.
• SuiteDash White Label: All-in-one client portal, CRM, invoicing, contracts, and file sharing with white-labeling baked into every tier, including custom domain and branded mobile app.
• AgencyAnalytics White Label: White-label marketing reporting that connects 80+ ad, SEO, social, and analytics platforms into a single branded client dashboard with your logo and custom domain.
• Simvoly White Label: White-label website, funnel, and community builder for agencies to resell under their own brand, with their own affiliate program and pricing plans.
• SocialPilot White Label: White-label social media management with client approval workflows, white-label PDF reports, and Advanced White-Label branding (custom domain, custom login, custom colors).
• DashClicks White Label: Agency operations platform with white-label dashboards, CRM, funnels, and pay-per-service fulfillment your clients see as your delivery team.
• ActiveCampaign White Label: Marketing automation resold through the Agency Partner Program, where you buy client accounts at a volume discount and bill your clients directly under your brand.

Feature Comparison: Top 11 White Label Software

1 - Salesforge White Label

Best for: Sales consultants and lead gen agencies who already have a book of outreach clients and want to resell a full multichannel outreach platform (cold email + LinkedIn) under their own brand.

Salesforge Whitelabel is the only reseller platform that lets you rebrand a full multichannel outreach product (cold email and LinkedIn) with no cap on mailboxes or LinkedIn accounts per client subscription, all sitting under your own custom domain.

I built Salesforge white label because I realized that GTM consultants and tech companies want a branded outreach tool, but nobody wanted to spend two years and half a million dollars building one from scratch. So we shipped Salesforge as a reseller product where you keep the branding, the client relationship, and the recurring revenue.

The offer works best if you already have a book of clients running outreach.

The Whitelabel program is free to join, with no license fee, no setup cost, and no maintenance fees. You take 80% of every client subscription and Salesforge keeps 20%. You can also mark up your client pricing above the wholesale rate, and the 20% share is calculated off your retail price, so the higher you price your clients, the more you keep per subscription.

Sign 10 clients on Salesforge Growth ($80/month wholesale) at the standard price, and you keep $640/month across those 10 clients (80% of $800). Mark up to $150/month retail across the same 10 clients, and you keep $1,200/month (80% of $1,500).

The lever is your retail pricing, and it costs you nothing to set up or run.

Core Features

• A full rebrand: Your clients log in at app.youragency.com, see your logo, your color scheme, your support email, and the pricing plans you set. Salesforge is invisible to them.
• No cap on mailboxes or LinkedIn accounts: Every client subscription you sell includes unlimited mailboxes and unlimited LinkedIn accounts on the Growth plan.
• Multichannel outreach: Your clients can run cold email steps and LinkedIn steps inside the same campaign, with real if-this-then-that logic. If a connection request is accepted, the sequence sends a LinkedIn message. If not, it falls back to email.
• Six LinkedIn actions: Connection requests, direct messages, InMails, post likes, profile follows, and invite withdrawals. Each one runs inside the same sequence and stays under safe daily limits so LinkedIn does not flag the account. Your clients' SDRs stop copying and pasting between tabs.
• AI personalization: Every email and LinkedIn message can pull in prospect-specific details like recent LinkedIn posts, company news, or industry context, then rewrite the message around them. Support for 21+ languages means your clients running outreach in German, Spanish, or Japanese do not need to hire a copywriter per region.

• Free to join, no maintenance fees: No license fee, no setup cost, no monthly maintenance. Salesforge takes a flat 20% of every client subscription you sell, and you keep the remaining 80%. You can set your own retail markup above the wholesale rate, and the 20% share is calculated off your retail price, so the higher you price your clients, the more you keep per subscription.
• One dashboard across every client: You see every client workspace from a single login: usage, campaign activity, and issues, without logging into each one separately. Onboarding a new client takes minutes.

Salesforge Whitelabel Pros and Cons

Salesforge Whitelabel Pricing

Salesforge Whitelabel is free to join. There is no license fee, no minimum commitment, and no setup cost. You pick your revenue model at the start.

To start reselling, book a call with the Salesforge Partnerships team.

2 - Infraforge White Label

Best for: Sales consultants and agencies whose clients run cold outreach at real volume (thousands of emails a week, dozens of mailboxes) and need dedicated email infrastructure resold under their own brand.

Infraforge Whitelabel gives you the same 20% revenue share or custom markup structure as Salesforge Whitelabel, on a different product: private email infrastructure with dedicated IPs, pre-warmed mailboxes, and multi-IP setups for high-volume clients.

Shared email infrastructure is fine until one sender in the pool starts blasting spam, gets the IP flagged, and drags every other sender's deliverability down. Dedicated IPs mean each of your clients gets their own IP address to build a sender reputation on, and their own IP address to protect.

Infraforge sells dedicated infrastructure directly, and the Whitelabel program lets you resell it as your own infrastructure product with your branding on the login page and your name on the invoice.

So, if your clients are running 20+ mailboxes across multiple domains and sending thousands of emails a week, that kind of client is where Infraforge fits, and where your reseller economics actually work.

Core Features

• Full rebrand, custom domain, your billing: Your clients log in on your domain and see your branding across the interface. Billing goes through your Stripe account, not ours, so your clients see your agency name on their credit card statement.
• Dedicated IPs, one per client (or more): Every mailbox runs on a dedicated IP address that belongs to your client alone. Nobody else's sending behavior can affect their inbox placement. For high-volume clients, you can assign multiple IPs and split their campaigns across them, so a heavy cold outreach push does not hurt the deliverability of their transactional emails.
• Pre-warmed mailboxes: The standard cold outreach playbook says you spend two to four weeks warming up a new mailbox before you can send at real volume. Pre-warmed inboxes skip that wait. Your client signs up on Monday and runs their first campaign on Tuesday. Pre-warmed mailboxes are a separate purchase on top of standard mailboxes and cost more.
• DNS records set up for you: Every domain you register gets SPF, DKIM, and DMARC configured automatically. These are the email authentication records inbox providers like Gmail and Outlook check to confirm a sender is not spoofing someone else's domain. You skip the manual DNS work, and there is no waiting on propagation troubleshooting when you onboard a new client.
• Bulk domain and mailbox creation: When a client signs on for 20 mailboxes across 5 domains, you set them all up in one click. Creating mailboxes one at a time falls apart past 3 or 4 clients. Bulk creation keeps your onboarding under 20 minutes even on the big accounts.
• Primebox™: You see every client's email across every mailbox they run, in one dashboard. If you manage 5 clients each running 20 mailboxes, that is 100 mailboxes to check on manually. Masterbox collapses all of them into a single view so you spot issues in seconds instead of hours.

• API access for bulk automation: For agencies onboarding lots of clients, we ship an API that lets you create mailboxes, domains, and IPs programmatically. If your ops team writes scripts to automate onboarding, this saves you hours per client.
• Two revenue models: Take the 20% revenue share and let us handle billing, or set your own markup above wholesale and keep the full difference. Your call.

Infraforge Whitelabel Pros and Cons

Infraforge Whitelabel Pricing

Same reseller structure as Salesforge Whitelabel: free to join, choose your revenue model, price your clients however you want.

If your clients are ready for dedicated infrastructure, book a call with the Infraforge team to set up your reseller account.

3 - GoHighLevel White Label

Best for: Marketing and sales agencies that want to resell an all-in-one CRM, funnel builder, and marketing automation platform to their clients under their own brand, with no cap on how many clients you sign.

GoHighLevel is the platform I hear come up most often when agency owners ask me what to resell.

They pack a lot into one product, and that is exactly why it works as a white label SaaS platform: a CRM, a funnel and landing page builder, email and SMS campaigns, a calendar tool, forms, membership sites, and review management.

Your clients get all of it in one login instead of paying for five different tools, and you resell the whole platform as your own SaaS product to expand your service offerings and strengthen your broader service portfolio.

But GoHighLevel has two things most reviews skip past that will affect your budget if you miss them.

There are actually two levels of white-label inside the product, and they sit on two different plans.

Confuse them and you either pay for a feature you did not need, or sign up on the wrong plan and realize halfway through onboarding that you cannot bill your clients the way you wanted to.

On top of that, the base plan is only part of the bill. Every email your clients send, every SMS they blast, every AI token they use, and every phone minute they burn is billed as usage on top of your subscription. This can still be attractive for small businesses served by agencies, since it bundles several functions into one branded system.

On a busy month with 30 clients, I have seen that usage line hit $500 to $800 easily.

Core Features

• Unlimited client sub-accounts on Agency Unlimited: You give each client their own workspace with their own CRM, their own funnels, and their own automations. You see all of them from one agency dashboard. Whether you have 5 clients or 50, your platform cost does not change.
• Different level of white-label plans: On Agency Unlimited ($297/month), you get visual white-label: your logo, your custom login domain, your support email, and unlimited sub-accounts. GoHighLevel disappears from the desktop app. On Agency Pro ($497/month), you also get SaaS Mode, which lets you set up your own pricing plans, have Stripe charge your clients directly through your account, and create new sub-accounts automatically when a client signs up on your website.
• Real CRM and funnel builder: Every sub-account includes a full CRM for customer relationship management with contacts, pipelines, opportunities, and tasks, plus a drag-and-drop funnel and landing page builder. Your client can build a lead capture form on Monday, run leads into a nurture sequence on Tuesday, and track their pipeline on Wednesday, without leaving the platform or asking you for help.
• Multichannel (email, SMS, and voice calls): Your clients can send email campaigns, blast SMS, and even make phone calls from one account. This is why the platform reads as a real marketing tool to a client, not just another CRM. Heads up: email, SMS, and phone minutes are all billed as usage on top of your base plan.
• Multi-step automations: Your clients set up flows like "new lead comes in, wait 5 minutes, send an email, if they do not reply in 24 hours send an SMS, if they book a meeting notify the sales rep." These automation tools support broader marketing strategies, not just one-off workflows. This is the feature I hear most agencies use to prove ROI to their clients at renewal time.
• Client rebilling on Agency Pro to make usage a margin line: In SaaS Mode, you decide the markup on GoHighLevel's usage charges (email, SMS, AI, phone) and bill your clients at your marked-up rate. Every SMS blast your client sends can generate margin for you on top of their subscription while supporting recurring marketing campaigns and ongoing marketing efforts. Small numbers, but they add up when you have 30 clients running SMS campaigns every month.
• Mobile app with your brand on Agency Pro: Your clients download an app from the App Store or Google Play with your logo on it, not GoHighLevel's. This is one of the few white-label products that goes all the way to the app stores, which closes the trust gap with clients who want to see a real branded product.

GoHighLevel Pros and Cons

GoHighLevel Pricing

GoHighLevel publishes three plans, and it can also work for entrepreneurs who want to test demand before investing in custom software development.

The choice between them mostly comes down to whether you want visual white-label or full SaaS Mode with client rebilling.

4 - Vendasta White Label

Best for: Agencies wanting to resell a full marketplace of digital products and services (SEO, listings, reputation management, website builds, ads) under their own brand, without hiring the specialists to deliver those services in-house.

Vendasta works differently from every other tool on this list.

Instead of white-labeling a single product, you white-label an entire marketplace of 250+ digital products and white label services under your brand.

On top of that, Vendasta's own team can deliver many of those services under your brand too, so your client never sees who actually wrote their blog post or built their website.

I have seen agencies use Vendasta in two very different ways:

1. Some run it as a technology platform where they resell software (CRM, listings management, review management) to local business clients.
2. Others run it as a delivery arm, where Vendasta's team handles SEO, content, and ad management as marketing services delivered under your brand, and the agency keeps the client relationship and the margin.

The second use case is where Vendasta actually pays back.

If your bottleneck is fulfillment, not sales, Vendasta lets you sell more services without hiring a specialist to deliver every one. You keep the client relationship, they do the work, your brand goes on the deliverable.

But you only make real money on this if you can sell those services at a solid markup over wholesale, and if you are willing to work with a pricing model that is more complicated than any other reseller program on this list, especially when you want to add to existing services rather than build a fulfillment team from scratch.

Core Features

• Resell 250+ digital products and services from one dashboard: You buy at wholesale, resell at retail, and keep the difference. Your clients see a curated storefront on your website with your logo on it. The product catalog covers reputation management, listings management, SEO, SEO services, content writing, social media, ads, website builds, ecommerce, and dozens of niche tools.
• Pass delivery to Vendasta's in-house team on many services: For services like SEO audits and content writing, Vendasta's own team does the work under your brand as branded solutions integrated into your agency's delivery. Your client thinks your agency wrote their blog post. You never hire the specialist. I would only lean on this heavily if you have already tested delivery quality on a few clients, because some reviewers on Trustpilot and Capterra flag inconsistency here.
• Get real white-label starting on the Professional plan: On Starter ($99/month), the platform is co-branded, meaning Vendasta's name shows up in places you cannot remove. White-label kicks in on Professional ($499/month), where you can put your logo in the Business App your clients log into, rename select products, and take Vendasta's name off client-facing materials.
• Close local business clients with the Snapshot Report: This is a lead gen tool that scans a prospect's online presence (their SEO, their reviews, their listings, their social channels) and generates a branded audit report you can send to close the deal. It also supports lead generation by giving prospects a personalized reason to start the conversation. The agencies I know who use this well close 30 to 40% of the prospects who receive a personalized one.
• Run your sales pipeline and manage clients inside the same platform: You can capture leads, run deals through a pipeline, send proposals, and process contracts inside Vendasta. It is not the deepest sales tool on the market, but it is enough for local business agencies that do not want to buy a separate CRM.
• Let Vendasta handle billing and invoicing: You set your retail prices, Vendasta collects payment from your clients through a checkout with your branding on it, and the margin flows to you. Every month.
• Branded dashboard for your clients: Your clients log in and see search rankings, review counts, listings health, ad spend, social engagement, and other numbers, all under your brand. This is what makes local businesses feel like they are working with a real agency instead of paying for a bunch of one-off services.

Vendasta Pros and Cons

Vendasta Pricing

Vendasta publishes three main plans plus a custom Enterprise tier. Annual billing saves roughly 20% across the board.

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5. BotPenguin White Label

Best for: Agencies wanting to resell a full AI stack, not just one product, under their own brand

BotPenguin lets agencies white label four products at once: chatbots, AI agents, automations, and voice agents. 

As a Meta technology provider, it also supports white label WhatsApp and Instagram chatbots, letting agencies sell branded conversational AI across every channel clients actually use. 

BotPenguin’s white label plans start from $1,500/yr, with AI voice agents available on the King and Emperor tiers. Agencies keep 100% of every client sale with no revenue share, and can onboard unlimited clients with custom subscription plans and sub-user accounts for each client’s team.

On the trust side, BotPenguin is GDPR, HIPAA, and CCPA compliant, ISO certified, SOC 2 attested, and VAPT assessed by a CERT-In empanelled auditor, so agencies can pitch enterprise clients without security objections holding up the deal.

How It Helps Build Revenue:

• Lets agencies sell four products (chatbot, agent, automation, voice) under one white label partnership instead of stitching together multiple vendors

• Entry price of $1,500/yr keeps upfront investment low, with voice agents as a clear upsell path on higher tiers.

• WhatsApp and Instagram ready white labeling opens up messaging first industries like retail, D2C, and hospitality.

• Enterprise grade compliance (GDPR, HIPAA, CCPA, ISO, SOC 2) makes it easier to close larger, security conscious clients.

• Fully branded client facing platform keeps end customers inside the agency's ecosystem, improving retention.

• Supports recurring revenue through resale or revenue share models across multiple products at once

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6 - SuiteDash White Label

Best for: Consultants, small agencies, and service businesses that want a fully branded white label client portal (CRM, project management, invoicing, contracts, file sharing, and email marketing) at a flat rate with white-labeling on the entry plan.

SuiteDash is my pick for consultants and small service agencies whose product IS the client portal.

Your clients log in to see everything they bought from you, and everything they see has your logo on it, on your custom domain, at a starting price of $19/month.

What makes SuiteDash interesting is where they put the white-label features. GoHighLevel starts real white-label at $297/month. Vendasta starts real white-label at $499/month. SuiteDash puts your logo on the login page, your custom domain in the address bar, and your branded email notifications going out to clients, all on the $19/month entry plan.

That is actually cheap for the depth of branding you get.

I would use SuiteDash if I ran a consulting practice, a legal firm, an accounting shop, or a small service agency where the core client experience is a portal and you want a scalable solution for delivery in one branded system.

If you want to resell marketing automation with campaigns and ad spend and paid media reporting, GoHighLevel or Vendasta fits better.

Core Features

• Branded client portal starting at $19/month: Your clients log in on your custom domain, see your logo across the platform, and get email notifications from your address. From the entry plan upward, the branding and white label capabilities are already strong. On the higher plans, you also remove SuiteDash branding from the login page completely and give your clients a mobile app with your logo on it.
• One client login for everything you deliver: Your clients see their invoices, sign their contracts, pay their bills, upload files, message your team, and track projects, all in one portal with your logo at the top. Fewer emails from clients asking "where do I find that document?"
• Unlimited team members & clients: No per-seat pricing on any plan. You can invite every teammate, every contractor, every client, and every client's team member, and your bill does not move. Unusual in this category, where per-user pricing is the norm.
• Manage projects and tasks: You get project templates, task assignments, time tracking, and drag-and-drop task boards. If you manage multiple client projects, you can also show project tracking inside the same portal they use for everything else, so clients can follow progress and you cut down on the "what's the status?" emails.
• Handle invoicing, payments, and contracts in one place: Your clients see an invoice with your branding, pay through Stripe or PayPal, and sign contracts inside the same portal. You do not need a separate billing tool, a separate contract tool, or a separate payment processor.
• Give different clients different tools with Circles: Circles are groups where different clients see different tools inside your portal. Useful when you have tiered service packages, so your $500/month client sees a lighter experience and your $5,000/month client sees the full toolset.
• Lifetime plan: SuiteDash sells one-time lifetime licenses at $2,240 (Start), $3,940 (Thrive), and $6,840 (Pinnacle). If you plan to run your practice on the platform for more than 4 years, the Start lifetime plan is cheaper than paying monthly. I have known consultants who bought this on day one and never regretted it.

SuiteDash Pros and Cons

SuiteDash Pricing

SuiteDash publishes three plans, each available on monthly billing or as a one-time lifetime license.

7 - AgencyAnalytics White Label

Best for: Marketing agencies delivering monthly client reports across SEO, paid ads, social, and analytics who want to send those reports under their own brand with their logo, colors, and custom domain.

AgencyAnalytics is where agencies land when their team is burning too many hours a month stitching reports together in Google Sheets and Slides, or replacing separate white label SEO tools with one reporting layer.

It pulls data from 80+ platforms (Google Ads, Meta Ads, Google Analytics, Search Console, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, Ahrefs, Semrush, and dozens more) into a single dashboard your clients log into with your brand on it, and agencies often use those dashboards to monitor marketing efforts across channels under one brand.

Set up the templates once, and the reports go out on schedule after that.

The one thing to know before you buy is that they moved to a new pricing model in 2026.

The old model was tiered plans with client caps (Freelancer, Agency, Agency Pro).

The new model on the vendor page is simpler: $20 per client per month, billed annually, with every feature available from the first client. Existing customers can stay on their old plan, but everyone signing up new goes on the per-client Core plan.

Your bill grows straight in line with how many clients you have. Ten clients cost you $200 a month.

Thirty clients cost you $600 a month.

Core Features

• Pull data from 80+ marketing platforms into one dashboard: I connect Google Ads, Google Analytics, Search Console, Meta Ads, Facebook Pages, Instagram, LinkedIn Ads, TikTok Ads, Ahrefs, Semrush, and dozens more, and every client's numbers land in one place, with reporting that also covers broader marketing campaigns instead of just isolated channels. Your team stops logging into 12 different platforms every month to build one report.
• Put your logo, colors, and domain on every report: You send reports on your own subdomain (something like reports.youragency.com), put your logo on the client dashboard, set your color scheme, and send the automated emails from your address. Your clients never see AgencyAnalytics anywhere.
• Build a report once, use it on every client: I set up customizable templates one time (an SEO report, or a paid ads report, or a report covering all their channels) and clone them across every client account. Your team stops rebuilding the same slide deck 30 times a month.
• Automate the delivery: You schedule reports to send weekly, monthly, or quarterly. The platform emails the PDF to your client on your schedule, from your email address. Your team stops writing "here is your monthly report" emails on the last Friday of every month.
• Live dashboard for clients: You turn on client access, and your clients log in whenever they want to see their SEO rankings, ad spend, conversions, and social growth in real time. Instead of waiting for a PDF once a month, they check it themselves. This alone cuts down on the "how is my campaign doing?" emails you get mid-month.
• Built-in keyword rankings and backlinks: I use AgencyAnalytics for basic rank tracking, backlink monitoring, and SEO monitoring on smaller SEO clients, so I do not need to pay for a separate SEO tool for those accounts. For bigger SEO clients I still keep Ahrefs or Semrush.
• AI drafts the report paragraph: Their AI feature summarizes what moved on a client's campaign in plain English. I use it to draft the opening paragraph of a report, then I edit it in a few minutes instead of writing it from scratch.
• Unlimited team seats and client seats on every plan: You invite every account manager on your side and every stakeholder on your client's side without paying more per seat.

AgencyAnalytics Pros and Cons

AgencyAnalytics Pricing

AgencyAnalytics is moving from an old tiered pricing model to a new per-client model. The vendor page shows the new Core plan for new signups.

8 - Simvoly White Label

Best for: Web design agencies, funnel builders, and marketing consultants that want to resell branded websites, sales funnels, and online communities to clients under their own brand at a lower price point than the big-name funnel platforms.

Simvoly is where I would look if your service line is website design or funnel building and you want to add a monthly recurring revenue layer on top of your project work with customizable solutions for agencies reselling websites and funnels.

The platform gives your clients a drag-and-drop website and funnel builder that looks and feels like your own SaaS product, on your custom domain, at pricing you set.

They have run the reseller program for years and third-party sources put the number of active white-label partners in the thousands, which points to a real reseller ecosystem behind it, one of the clearer real world examples of a reseller ecosystem in the white-label market.

Simvoly publishes their standard plans ($12/month to $249/month depending on the tier), but the white-label reseller plan is quoted separately after a call with their team. Plan for a real conversation with the Simvoly sales team if you want to run this as a reseller, because the numbers land after the call.

Core Features

• Drag-and-drop website and funnel builder: Your clients log in on your custom domain, see your logo, and use this white label website builder without knowing Simvoly exists. Websites, sales funnels, landing pages, blogs, and online stores all live in one tool.
• Set your own pricing plans: You configure the tiers your clients see, connect Stripe or PayPal to your billing account, and collect subscriptions from your clients yourself. Simvoly does not sit between you and your clients on payment.
• 500+ pre-built design templates: You pick from customizable templates for websites, funnels, blocks, and popups. If your service is "we will build you a website," they help speed up delivery for client websites so you can spin up the first version of a client site in an afternoon instead of a week.
• Online communities : You can build member areas, private groups, and member-only content in the same platform your clients use for their website. Useful for clients running coaching businesses, courses, or membership programs.
• 25+ languages out of the box: You get the builder in English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, and 15 more. Handy if you resell to clients outside English-speaking markets.
• Affiliate program inside white-label: You let your clients refer new clients and earn a percentage of the sale. This turns your reseller product into something where your best clients bring you more clients.
• Own the client relationship end to end: Simvoly does not talk to your clients, brand them, or upsell them. Your clients interact with your branded platform rather than the vendor directly. If your client needs support, they email you. If your client wants to upgrade, they upgrade with you.

Simvoly Pros and Cons

Simvoly Pricing

Simvoly publishes four standard plans on the vendor page. The white-label reseller plan is priced separately after a call.

For entrepreneurs, the lower standard plan pricing can make Simvoly a practical way to test demand before developing custom solutions.

9 - SocialPilot White Label

Best for: Social media marketing agencies and consultants running social for multiple clients who want branded reports, client approval workflows, and a fully white-labeled social media dashboard for their clients.

SocialPilot is the platform is right pick for agencies buried under client approvals and monthly social reports every week.

It handles posting, scheduling, approvals, and reporting across 9+ social networks (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter/X, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, Google Business, and Threads) for as many clients as you can take on, which also makes it one of the more practical white label tools for agencies that mainly sell social.

The one thing to figure out before you buy is which of the two white-label tiers you actually need.

Basic white-label reports (your logo on PDF reports sent to clients) start on the Premium plan at $85/month billed annually. Advanced white-label (custom domain, custom login page, custom colors, and your brand across the entire dashboard) sits on the Ultimate plan at $170/month billed annually.

If you just want branded PDFs going out, Premium does just that. If you want your clients logging into what looks like your own social media SaaS product, you need Ultimate.

Core Features

• 9+ social networks: I schedule posts across Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter/X, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, Google Business, and Threads from the same calendar view. You can bulk upload up to 500 posts at once from a spreadsheet file, which is how I handle high-volume client accounts.
• Branded PDF generation: On Premium and up, you get every report going out with your logo, your color scheme, and your agency name. The platform emails the PDFs to your clients on your schedule, no manual send, and clients can use those reports to track email campaigns if those metrics are imported from outside tools.
• Client approval workflow: Your team drafts posts, your clients get a link to approve or request changes, and the post publishes only after approval. This is the feature that cuts down on the "can you tweak the caption?" back-and-forth for agencies with a lot of client approvals.
• Fully white-labeled dashboard on the Ultimate plan: On Ultimate, you set a custom domain (something like social.youragency.com), a custom login page, custom colors, and your logo across every screen. Your clients log into your platform, not SocialPilot's, and never see the SocialPilot brand.
• Manage every client from one login: I add every client's social accounts under my agency workspace and switch between them without logging in and out. On Ultimate, you also get a dedicated account manager for tricky problems posting to Facebook or Instagram, or handling multi-brand accounts.
• Competitor tracking and analytics: You track your client's competitors on Facebook and Instagram and pull the numbers into a monthly report. The dashboard also helps monitor product performance for the social service you deliver to clients, so they see who they are up against and how they are trending, which makes renewal conversations easier.
• AI helps draft captions and post ideas: You get an AI assistant that writes first-draft captions and hashtag suggestions. It is basic compared to what a copywriter would produce, but it saves time on volume days.

SocialPilot Pros and Cons

SocialPilot Pricing

SocialPilot publishes five plans on the vendor page, plus a custom Enterprise tier. Annual billing saves 15%.

10 - DashClicks White Label

Best for: Digital marketing agencies that want a white-label platform for CRM, funnels, and client management, plus the option to outsource service delivery (SEO, content, ads, social) to an in-house team.

If your primary challenge is fulfillment, not software, then DashClicks is the platform I recommend.

You get an all-in-one white-label operating system (CRM, funnels, reporting, an instant website builder called InstaSites, and an onboarding tool) plus a Fulfillment Center where their in-house team takes on SEO, content, ads, and social work under your brand.

DashClicks and Vendasta compete for the same buyer, but the pricing shape is different. Vendasta charges $99 to $999 a month depending on tier. DashClicks charges one flat $199 a month for the software with every feature included, and you only pay for the fulfillment services you actually use.

For smaller agencies, that flat pricing changes the math. You do not pay more for a bigger client roster, more sub-accounts, or extra team seats.

You pay $199 a month, get the whole platform, and layer fulfillment costs on top only when you want them.

Core Features

• White-label dashboard: You get the CRM, funnels, InstaSites, reporting, onboarding tools, and project management software all in one plan, with unlimited sub-accounts and unlimited users. It also works as a project management tool for agencies coordinating delivery across accounts. No per-client scaling on the software side.
• Unlimited sub-accounts: You onboard as many clients as you want under your agency dashboard, without your software bill moving. Same flat-rate model as SuiteDash, but with a heavier feature set built for digital marketing agencies.
• In-house Fulfillment Center: You pay DashClicks per service, per client, only when you use it. Their in-house team writes the SEO audits, produces the content, runs the paid ads, and handles the social media work under your brand. Your client never sees who did the actual work.
• InstaSites website builder: I use InstaSites when a new client asks for a placeholder site or a lead capture landing page. You pick a niche template (dentists, gyms, restaurants, real estate, and so on), swap in the client's details, and publish. Not a replacement for Simvoly or a custom build, but useful for quick wins during onboarding.
• auto client onboarding tool: You send new clients a branded link. They fill out an intake form with their business info, assets, and access credentials. DashClicks feeds it all into your CRM. Cuts down on the "can you send me your Google Ads login again?" chase.
• Real-time campaign tracking: You give clients a login, and they see open rates, click-through rates, conversions, lead volume, and other campaign numbers in real time. Same idea as AgencyAnalytics, but built into the platform, so you do not need a separate reporting tool for the basics.
• Own the client relationship fully: Your clients never see DashClicks. Your logo, your domain, your support email, your delivered work. The Fulfillment team communicates only through your channels, not directly with your clients.

DashClicks Pros and Cons

DashClicks Pricing

DashClicks publishes a single software plan on the vendor page.

11 - ActiveCampaign White Label

Best for: Marketing agencies that already sell email marketing and marketing automation to clients and want to resell ActiveCampaign accounts under their own brand with a volume discount.

ActiveCampaign does not publish a white-label product. What they run instead is an Agency Partner Program where you buy discounted ActiveCampaign accounts, making it one of the white label SaaS products agencies can resell under their own brand, and bill your clients directly.

Your clients get ActiveCampaign's features under your name, and you keep the difference between the discounted rate and what you charge.

If you already run email marketing for clients (email campaigns, automation flows, CRM, list splitting, ranking leads by how likely they are to buy), the Agency Partner Program turns that email marketing software service line into a recurring subscription product.

The discount works on volume. Two to 24 accounts, 25% off each. Twenty-five to 49 accounts, 35% off. Fifty to 99 accounts, 45% off. A hundred or more accounts, 55% off, and agencies often fold this into existing service offerings rather than selling it as a standalone product.

Every new client you sign onto the platform pushes you closer to a bigger discount on every account you already have.

Core Features

• Resell ActiveCampaign accounts under your brand: You buy accounts at a discounted rate, brand them with your logo and custom domain, and bill your clients directly. Your clients experience it like your own software, though the accounts are rebranded rather than as fully invisible as some other white label platforms.
• Bigger discounts on more clients: Two to 24 accounts get you 25% off each. Twenty-five to 49 accounts get you 35% off. Fifty to 99 accounts get you 45% off. A hundred or more get you 55% off. The math rewards you for signing more clients onto the platform.
• Email marketing and marketing automation: Your clients get ActiveCampaign's full feature set: email campaigns, automation flows, splitting their list into groups, ranking leads by how likely they are to buy, and a CRM. Agencies can use these advanced features to support more sophisticated lifecycle campaigns. You resell one of the most established email marketing products on the market.
• Set your own retail pricing: You charge your clients whatever markup you want. ActiveCampaign does not bill your clients. You collect payment, you set the terms, you own the invoice.
• Handle the basic questions from your clients yourself: As an Agency Partner, you answer your clients' basic questions, help with campaign setup, and fix workflow issues. ActiveCampaign handles the deeper technical work (deliverability problems, billing on your side, product bugs) behind the scenes. That is real ongoing labor on your side, and it also gives you a chance to gather customer feedback from account usage so you can refine the service wrapped around the software.
• Rebrand the login URL and the sender name: Your clients log in on your custom domain, not ActiveCampaign's. Their campaigns go out with the name and email address they choose. The URL of the account itself carries your brand, not the vendor's.
• ActiveCampaign's standard plans starting at $15/month billed annually: You buy at a discounted rate off the standard plans, which run from $15/month (Starter, at 1,000 contacts) up to enterprise-level pricing. Your wholesale cost depends on which volume tier you have hit and which plan your client is on.

ActiveCampaign Pros and Cons

ActiveCampaign Pricing

ActiveCampaign does not publish white-label pricing on the vendor site. You get discounted account pricing based on the volume tier your agency hits.

Final Verdict

Most agencies pick the biggest platform when a smaller, cheaper one would fit better for the service you already sell.

If cold email and LinkedIn outreach is your service line, Salesforge Whitelabel is the pick because it is the only platform on this list that gives you both channels in one product, with unlimited mailboxes per client, resold under your brand, on a free-to-join reseller program.

Infraforge Whitelabel handles dedicated email infrastructure when your clients need it, and both run under one login on your side.

If your service line is broader (agency operations, marketing automation, or reporting), GoHighLevel, Vendasta, DashClicks, and AgencyAnalytics all fit different angles of that job.

If cold email and LinkedIn outreach is what you already sell to your clients, book a call with the Salesforge Whitelabel team.

Free to join, 14-day trial for your clients, no credit card required.

FAQs

1) What is white label software?

White label software is a product that one company builds, and another company rebrands and resells as their own. You do not build the software yourself. You pay a wholesale rate (or a revenue share) to the original developer, put your logo on the interface, run it on your custom domain, and charge your clients whatever retail price you want. Your clients think they are using your product.

2) How much does white label software cost?

Pricing runs across a wide range. Salesforge Whitelabel and Infraforge Whitelabel are free to join with a 20% revenue share or your own markup. SuiteDash starts at $19/month. AgencyAnalytics runs $20 per client per month billed annually. GoHighLevel starts at $297/month for real white-label and $497/month for full SaaS Mode. Vendasta Professional runs $499/month for actual white-label features. DashClicks is $199/month flat. Check every price on the vendor's live pricing page before you commit, because pricing changes without notice.

3) Is white label software profitable for agencies and consultants?

Yes, if you already have a client book to sell it to. You pay a wholesale rate or revenue share to the original developer, charge your clients a retail rate on top, and keep the difference as recurring monthly revenue. A solo consultant with 10 clients on an $80/month product at a $40/month markup keeps $400 a month in recurring revenue with almost no ongoing work. An agency with 30 clients can add $10,000 to $30,000 a month in software revenue on top of their service retainers. This model works when you already have clients to sell to. It does not work as a way to acquire clients from scratch.

4) Do I need technical skills to resell white label software?

Not really. The whole point of white label software is that the original developer handles the technical side (hosting, uptime, product updates, security). Your job is client relationships, sales, and handling basic questions from your clients. Most of the tools on this list let you set up your custom domain, upload your logo, and start reselling within a day. If you can send an email and configure a Stripe account, you can run a white-label reseller business.

5) What is the difference between white label software and reseller programs?

White label means your clients never see the original developer's brand. Everything runs on your domain, with your logo, under your name. Reseller programs sometimes let you resell a product but keep the original brand visible (called co-branded). For real white-label, you need a program where the vendor is fully invisible to your clients. Vendasta's Starter plan is co-branded, for example, while their Professional plan is real white-label. Confuse them and your clients see the vendor's name when you wanted them to see yours.

6) How long does it take to launch a white label software business?

If you already have clients ready to buy, you can be live within a week on most platforms. Book a call with the vendor, sign up for the reseller account, configure your custom domain, upload your logo, set your pricing plans, and start onboarding clients. The technical setup takes hours, not weeks. The real work is client acquisition, which is why this model rewards resellers who already have distribution. If you are starting from zero clients, expect 3 to 6 months to reach a meaningful subscription revenue number.

7) Can I switch from one white label software to another later?

You can, but it will cost you time. Every client you have signed onto a branded platform has data, workflows, and login credentials tied to that platform. Migrating them means exporting their data, setting them up on the new platform, retraining them, and answering "why does this look different now?" questions for weeks. Pick your platform carefully the first time. If in doubt, run a trial on a small pilot with one or two friendly clients before you migrate your whole book.

8) Which white label software is best for sales consultants and lead gen agencies?

For sales consultants and lead gen agencies specifically, Salesforge Whitelabel is the pick because your service line is outreach, and Salesforge covers cold email plus 6 native LinkedIn actions in one platform, with unlimited mailboxes per client, on a free-to-join reseller model. Infraforge Whitelabel is the natural add-on if your clients need dedicated email infrastructure. For a broader agency operating system (CRM, funnels, marketing automation for local businesses), GoHighLevel is the alternative. Match the tool to the specific service you already sell.