Sell AI search without building the team.

What this fixes

• Clients are asking about AI search and you have no answer to give them.

  The work exists and is already running for other businesses. You can put your name on it from the first client rather than spending two quarters building a practice to find out whether the demand is real.

• Hiring an AEO/GEO specialist is a bet you cannot size yet.

  A specialist is a fixed cost against demand you are still guessing at. Delivery here scales per client, so the cost arrives with the revenue instead of ahead of it.

• You do not want to hand your client to another agency.

  White-label exists for exactly that. Reporting carries your brand, the client stays yours, and we are not in the room unless you put us there.

• You want the revenue without taking on the delivery.

  Then refer it instead. You make the introduction, we run the engagement and own the relationship, and you take an agreed share of what it bills.

Questions

What is the difference between white-label and referral?

White-label means you sell the service as your own: you set the price, you own the client relationship, reporting carries your brand, and DaxReach delivers behind it. Referral means you introduce the client, DaxReach sells and owns the engagement directly, and you take an agreed share of what it bills. White-label suits agencies who want the account and the margin; referral suits agencies who want neither the delivery nor the account management.

Will you contact my clients directly?

Not on a white-label engagement — that is the entire point of it, and it is written into the agreement rather than left as an understanding. On a referral engagement we do, because the client is ours to serve and someone has to be accountable to them.

Which of your services can be white-labelled?

AI Visibility and Go-to-Market — the two services DaxReach also runs for businesses directly, delivered identically. Fractional CMO is not white-labelled: it is a named senior person sitting in a leadership meeting, and pretending that person works for someone else would not survive the first quarter.

How much does it cost, and what margin can I make?

White-label is priced per client engagement at agency rates, below what you would bill the client, so the margin is the difference and it is yours to set. We will not publish a percentage: it depends on what you charge, which is your decision and varies more between agencies than between clients. Referral is an agreed share of billings. Both are quoted on a call and put in writing before anything starts.

Do I need to commit to a number of clients?

No. There is no minimum volume and no retainer to hold a partnership open. Start with one client and see whether the work stands up before you put it in front of the rest of them.