White-label automation: how agencies price it.
We build from $1,900 per system or $950 a month. You set the client price on top, keep the margin and keep the relationship. Here is the math agencies actually run.
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Our cost, your price.
Our fixed cost, your price on top. The margin is yours by design.
We build at a fixed cost
Build Sprints from $1,900 per system, 2 to 3 weeks each. Or an Automation Partner retainer from $950/month for ongoing client work. No hourly meter, so your margin is predictable.
You set the client price
You know your clients and what the outcome is worth to them. Most agencies mark up 2x or more, and price by value delivered, not by our cost.
You keep margin + relationship
The client signs with you, pays you and renews with you. We stay invisible: your brand on every deliverable, your team on every call.
A worked example.
One automation project, sold by your agency, built by us.
You scope and sell an automation project (say, lead routing plus reporting) at your price, on your paper, under your brand.
We design, build, QA and document the system in the client's accounts, 2 to 3 weeks, docs branded as yours.
Plus the relationship, the renewal and the next project. The client got senior work; you carried zero headcount.
The work holds up under your name: +12% ROAS from a CAPI rebuild (EMQ 9.5), $100K+/month from one lifecycle engine, 30 h/week of manual ops eliminated.
What your price includes.
Every white-label build ships complete. Nothing left for your team to patch.
The build, QA'd
Workflow design, the build in the client's own accounts, error handling and testing against real data before anything goes live.
Docs branded as yours
Documentation and a handover walkthrough carrying your agency's name. Your client never sees ours.
30 days of fixes
Anything that breaks or needs adjusting in the first 30 days after handover, we fix. Your client experience stays clean.
Pricing questions, straight answers.
What markup do agencies put on white-label automation?
Most agencies mark up 2x or more. A Build Sprint that costs you from $1,900 commonly sells to the client at $4,000 to $6,000. The client is paying for the outcome and your accountability, not our hours. Retainers get the same treatment on a monthly basis.
Who owns the work we resell?
Your client does, in their own accounts. Workflows live in their n8n instance, credentials stay theirs, docs carry your brand. Exactly as if you built it in-house. Nothing is held hostage by us or by you.
Do you sign NDAs, and is the work really unbranded?
Yes. An NDA covers the partnership, and every deliverable (workflows, docs, dashboards, handover materials) carries your agency's name. We never contact your clients directly and we do not list them anywhere.
How does client communication work?
Two models. Most agencies keep all client contact and relay requirements to us. Some prefer we join calls or handle a shared inbox under your domain. Either way, the client relationship stays yours and we stay invisible.
When should an agency hire in-house instead?
When automation work is steady enough to fill a full-time senior role, hire; our documentation makes that handoff clean. Until then, white-label capacity means you take automation projects now, at senior quality, without carrying headcount between projects.
Run the numbers on a live client problem.
30 minutes, free, NDA on request. Leave with a scoped, priced, resellable plan.