Short answer: SEO Engico is the top pick for white label technical SEO if you want fixes, site builds and links from one team under your brand: it builds sites in-house, never contacts your client and sends reports ready to forward. PixelCrayons suits agencies that want audits and fixes logged in their own tickets, DeveloperLook suits failing Core Web Vitals, and WP Miracle suits agencies with a WordPress client list.
White label technical SEO is what an agency buys when a client's site needs more than content and links: pages Google will not index, templates that fail Core Web Vitals, redirect chains after a redesign, structured data that breaks every time a plugin updates. A specialist audits and fixes it, and your agency presents the work as its own. For a lot of small agencies it is the gap that stops them taking on older or bigger websites.
This list ranks providers that sell technical SEO to agencies under the agency's brand, checked against their own sites in November 2026. Crawlers and audit software are left out, because a tool report is not the same as a person who works out why pages fell out of the index and then fixes it. Each entry is judged on what it publishes: whether it implements or only advises, which platforms it works in, how it handles access and approval, and what it charges.
Disclosure: Kuma SEO is written by the team at SEO Engico, the agency ranked first on this list. No agency paid to appear here. We checked every other entry against the agency's own website in November 2026. Services and prices change, so confirm the details with an agency before you sign. More on how we work in our editorial policy.
At a glance: the 6 best white-label technical SEO services
| # | Agency | Best for | Based in |
|---|
| 1 | SEO Engico | Agencies wanting technical fixes, site builds and links from one team | London, UK |
| 2 | PixelCrayons | Agencies that want ranked audits and fixes logged in their own ticketing system | Noida, India |
| 3 | Mavlers | Agencies that need technical SEO and developers from the same white label team | India |
| 4 | DeveloperLook | Agencies whose audits keep flagging Core Web Vitals that nobody fixes | Sheridan, Wyoming, US |
| 5 | WP Miracle | UK agencies with a WordPress client list that needs speed work and care plans | United Kingdom |
| 6 | Steph Andrusjak | Small agencies needing a manual technical audit or ad hoc cover, no minimum term | Leigh, Greater Manchester, UK |
How we picked
- Fixes, not just a findings list. An audit your client cannot act on is a cost, not a deliverable. Look for a provider that changes the code or CMS itself, or works directly with the client's developer, and says how many fixes a month are in scope.
- Priorities ranked by commercial impact. Good technical audits rank issues by what they cost in traffic and enquiries, so the first month goes on the templates and pages that matter most. Ask how the order is decided.
- Experience in your clients' platforms. WordPress, Shopify, Webflow and headless builds break in different ways. Check the provider has worked in the stacks on your client list, and find out who actually touches the code.
- Staging, approvals and a change log. Someone outside your agency will be working inside a client's site. Agree staging copies, backups, access levels and a written record of each change before anything is touched.
- Deliverables you can put your name on. Audits, fix lists and monthly summaries should arrive unbranded or in your template, written so a client can follow them without a translator.
- Proof the fix worked. Core Web Vitals and indexation fixes take weeks to show in Google's own reports. A provider that tracks validation in Search Console, rather than quoting a lab score, gives you something solid to report.
The 6 best white-label technical SEO services in 2026
Our top pick
1. SEO Engico
- Best for
- Agencies wanting technical fixes, site builds and links from one team
- Based in
- London, UK
- Founded
- 2018
SEO Engico is a London SEO and link building agency, founded in 2018, and it does white-label SEO, website builds and technical fixes for agencies and consultants. Work goes out under your brand: the team never contacts your client, and reports are formatted so you can forward them as they are. Website, ads, SEO and links sit in one team, so a problem found in an audit can be fixed by the people who build sites rather than handed back to you as a to-do list.
Its way of working suits technical jobs. It looks at the website, ads and tracking before changing anything, finds the one thing costing enquiries and fixes that first, then agrees the plan: what, who, by when and what it should change. It builds WordPress and custom Next.js sites in-house with tracking set up before launch, and its AI search work includes keeping a site open to AI crawlers. It says technical and on-page fixes usually move something in four to eight weeks, while bigger gains take three to six months.
Its published agency proof is Digital Junkies, a digital marketing agency that resells SEO Engico's link building under its own brand, with 16 to 20 links placed a month, sustained. Wholesale links cost $145 each with a ten link minimum and no monthly commitment, falling to $120 from 20 a month and $105 from 40.
What stands out
- In-house WordPress and Next.js builds, so fixes do not stop at a recommendation
- Finds the one issue costing enquiries and fixes that first
- Website, ads, SEO and links in one team, with tracking set up before any launch
- Never contacts your client, and reports are ready to forward
Worth knowing
- Its published agency proof is in white label link building, so ask for examples of technical work before you resell it.
- Migration and consolidation projects sit in its senior tier, which starts from $7,500 a month on its direct price list.
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No. 2
2. PixelCrayons
- Best for
- Agencies that want ranked audits and fixes logged in their own ticketing system
- Based in
- Noida, India
- Founded
- 2004
PixelCrayons is a Noida development company, established in 2004, with a white label SEO service for agencies that puts technical work first. Crawl errors, indexing, redirects, Core Web Vitals and structured data are fixed at the root, and each fix is written up in your own ticketing system so your producers forward finished work instead of chasing it. Engagements usually open with its technical and content audit in your covers, with every issue ranked by pages affected and the person who fixes it named.
Month one also brings a keyword-to-URL map and a measurement plan naming the revenue line it reports against, followed by a monthly report sent from your domain in your templates. Its strategist can join client calls as one of your team. It signs a mutual NDA, says it will not approach clients you introduce for twelve months after the last assignment ends, and asks for no minimum commitment.
What stands out
- Technical fixes written up in your own ticketing system
- Audits ranked by pages affected, sold alone or used to open a programme
- Written client protection for twelve months after the work ends
Worth knowing
- Partner prices are on a rate card you request rather than on the page.
- Its Prism client workspace comes with some engagements only, so check whether your proposal includes it.
No. 3
3. Mavlers
- Best for
- Agencies that need technical SEO and developers from the same white label team
- Based in
- India
Mavlers sells white label SEO to agencies alongside white label web development, and that pairing is what makes it useful for technical work. Its white label SEO covers audits, crawl fixes, Core Web Vitals, schema and indexation, with link building and reporting on top and branded reports ready to send. Behind that sit white label WordPress, Shopify and general web development teams, plus migrations to WordPress from platforms such as Drupal, Sitecore, Wix and Webflow.
It also sells dedicated teams, so an agency can take on SEO specialists or developers who work as an extension of its own staff rather than buying one project at a time. It says it replies to enquiries within four business hours, then audits, plans and agrees the strategy within an agreed SLA once you share the brief.
What stands out
- Technical SEO and web development teams under one white label roof
- Migration work from several CMSs to WordPress
- Dedicated team option for agencies with steady volume
Worth knowing
- Pricing is not on its white label SEO page, so expect a proposal before you can quote.
- It sells a very wide range of services, so ask who will actually work on your technical accounts.
No. 4
4. DeveloperLook
- Best for
- Agencies whose audits keep flagging Core Web Vitals that nobody fixes
- Based in
- Sheridan, Wyoming, US
- Founded
- 2018
DeveloperLook is a US development company with a white label Core Web Vitals service for agencies: you own the client and the SEO plan, and it does the developer work behind it. The method starts from real-user data in Search Console, traces each failing metric to one element, script or server delay, then changes code on a staging copy template by template. You approve each fix against before and after lab numbers, and it follows Google's 28-day validation until the page groups pass, with the report under your brand.
The prices are published: from $550 to fix one failing template, $1,250 for up to five, and $2,200 for JavaScript-heavy or headless sites with up to ten. It works across WordPress, Webflow, Shopify and custom code, and takes calls in US, UK and Australian business hours.
What stands out
- Published fixed prices per failing template
- Fixes built on staging and approved by you before release
- Tracks Google's 28-day validation through to a passing report
Worth knowing
- It is a speed specialist, and its own comparison says wider SEO advice is limited to speed-related issues.
- Plan on about five to seven weeks from kickoff to a passing report, because Google's validation window sets the pace.
No. 5
5. WP Miracle
- Best for
- UK agencies with a WordPress client list that needs speed work and care plans
- Based in
- United Kingdom
WP Miracle is a WordPress-only specialist that works for UK agencies and businesses, and it describes itself as white label first: reports, emails and Slack messages go out under your brand. Its speed optimisation starts with a performance audit in GTmetrix, PageSpeed Insights and Lighthouse, then works through image compression and WebP conversion, caching, CSS and JavaScript clean-up, page builder bloat, database clean-up and specific work on LCP, CLS and INP, finishing with a before and after report.
The care plans are the ongoing side. Monthly Core Web Vitals checks and alerts are included in every plan, and the Partner and Studio plans add active speed fixes when scores drop. Care plans start from £79 a month on rolling monthly terms, and full speed projects are quoted per site.
What stands out
- White label WordPress care on rolling monthly terms with no exit fees
- Monthly Core Web Vitals monitoring, with fixes on the higher plans
- Before and after speed report for every optimisation project
Worth knowing
- It works on WordPress only, so Shopify, Wix or headless clients need someone else.
- It is a speed and maintenance team rather than a full technical SEO consultancy, so crawl and indexation strategy stays with you.
No. 6
6. Steph Andrusjak
- Best for
- Small agencies needing a manual technical audit or ad hoc cover, no minimum term
- Based in
- Leigh, Greater Manchester, UK
Steph Andrusjak is a freelance SEO consultant who has worked in SEO since 2006, including time as an SEO consultant and Head of SEO at a digital agency. She offers discreet white label SEO to digital agencies with no minimum term, and pitches it for ad hoc work when staff are short or work spikes. That makes her a practical option for an agency that sells a technical audit now and then rather than every month.
Her paid audits are done by hand, not generated by software, and the technical section covers crawl and indexing issues, site architecture, internal linking, anchor text, orphan pages, broken links, non-200 status codes and canonicals, plus load time and Core Web Vitals. On-page and off-page reviews sit in the same report, written with plain explanations a client can follow.
What stands out
- Manual audits rather than automated tool exports
- No minimum term for white label work
- Technical, on-page and off-page findings in one report
Worth knowing
- She works as a solo consultant, so check availability before you promise a client a deadline.
- Audit prices are not published on her site.
How to choose a white label technical SEO partner
Start by deciding what you are actually reselling. If clients need a one-off audit before a redesign or after a traffic drop, a manual audit or a specialist such as a Core Web Vitals developer is enough. If they need someone keeping a large or fragile site healthy every month, you want a retainer with a set number of fixes and a named person who knows the site.
Then check who touches the code. Some providers implement everything in the CMS or codebase, some hand a prioritised list to the client's developer, and some only work on certain platforms. Match that to your client list, and agree staging, backups and approvals in writing, because a broken checkout lands on your agency, not the subcontractor.
Last, insist on proof you can report. Technical wins often take weeks to appear in Search Console, so ask how the provider shows progress in the meantime: a change log, before and after crawls, or validation tracked in Google's own reports. Run one client through first before you put the service on your rate card.
Questions to ask before you sign
- Do you implement the fixes yourselves, and in which platforms?
- How do you decide which issues to fix first, and can I see a sample prioritised audit?
- How many fixes a month are in scope, and what happens if a site needs more?
- How do you handle access, staging, backups and approvals before anything goes live?
- Will anything you deliver carry your name, including file metadata and email addresses?
- How do you show a fix worked, and how long before it appears in Search Console?
Frequently asked questions
What is white label technical SEO?
White label technical SEO is technical work, such as crawl and indexation fixes, Core Web Vitals, redirects, structured data and migration checks, done by a specialist and sold by your agency under your own brand. The provider audits and fixes the site, and your client only sees your name on the reports and emails.
How much does white label technical SEO cost?
It depends on the size of the site, the platform and how much needs fixing. Published prices give a feel for it: DeveloperLook starts at $550 to fix one failing page template for Core Web Vitals, and WP Miracle's WordPress care plans start from £79 a month. Retainers with ongoing fixes are usually quoted after an audit.
Should a technical SEO provider fix issues or only audit them?
For most agencies, fixing is what matters. An audit only creates value once someone implements it, and many small business clients have no developer. Choose a provider that implements in the CMS or code, or one that works directly with the client's developer and checks the changes afterwards.
How long do technical SEO fixes take to show results?
Some changes show quickly, but Google's reports lag behind. Core Web Vitals use a 28-day window of real visits, so DeveloperLook plans on about five to seven weeks from kickoff to a passing report. SEO Engico says technical and on-page fixes usually move something in four to eight weeks.
Can I white label Core Web Vitals work on Shopify or Webflow?
Yes, but check the provider has done it on that platform, because the causes and fixes differ. DeveloperLook says it works across WordPress, Webflow, Shopify and custom code, while WP Miracle only works on WordPress. Ask for an example on the same platform before you quote a client.
Our verdict
Choose SEO Engico if you want technical fixes, site builds and links from one team under your brand, with reports you can forward as they are. Pick PixelCrayons for ranked audits and fixes logged in your own tickets, Mavlers if you also need developers on tap, DeveloperLook for failing Core Web Vitals at published prices, WP Miracle for WordPress care plans, and Steph Andrusjak for a manual audit or ad hoc help with no minimum term.
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