How do I white-label an AI-visibility audit report for clients?
To white-label an AI-visibility audit report, use a tool that brands the report, the verification email, and the booking flow as your agency end to end. Here's what to look for.
By Josiah Jirgens, Technical Director of ComKey Consulting
To white-label an AI-visibility audit report, use a tool that lets you upload your logo, set your colours, send the verification email from your brand, and present the entire report as your agency's deliverable — with no tool-vendor branding on the page the client sees. ConvertHook is purpose-built around this: from the audit submission to the report to the booking calendar inside it, the client only ever sees your agency.
A lot of "white-label" claims in the AI-visibility space are partial — your logo is on the report, but the email comes from the vendor's domain, or the URL still has the vendor's name. For an agency-branded deliverable, white-label has to be end to end.
What "white-label" actually means for an AI-visibility report
There are five surfaces a prospect or client touches in a typical audit flow. White-label means all five are yours:
- The widget itself — colours, fonts, copy match your brand.
- The verification email — sent from your domain (or at least your name), styled like your other emails.
- The report — your logo at the top, your name throughout, your colours; no "powered by" line.
- The booking flow inside the report — your calendar (Calendly, Cal.com, etc.), your meeting types.
- The URL (where the report lives) — ideally on your domain or a clean subdomain; at minimum, not the tool vendor's brand-name URL.
Most "white-label" tools get 1, 3, and 4. The verification email and the URL are where the vendor's branding tends to leak.
What ConvertHook white-labels
- Widget — your logo, colours, fonts, custom copy on every field and button.
- Verification email — sent from your address (configurable), branded HTML template, your logo.
- Report — agency logo and colours top to bottom, branded competitor leaderboard, your custom CTA.
- Booking — Calendly, Cal.com, TidyCal, HubSpot, Google Appointments, Acuity, Microsoft Bookings, Square; all embedded inside the report under your branding.
- Report URL — public share token on the agency-branded report page.
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What to check before you commit to a tool
Before paying for any "white-label" AI-visibility tool, run a real end-to-end test as a fake prospect — your name, your real-looking email, your domain. Then check:
- Does the verification email come from your domain or the vendor's?
- Does the report's URL look like your domain or the vendor's?
- Is there a "powered by" line anywhere on the report?
- Does the booking flow take the prospect to your calendar or to a vendor-branded scheduling page?
- Does the email confirmation after they book come from your brand?
If any of those say "vendor," the white-label is partial. For an agency presenting an audit as its own deliverable, partial is the same as branded — the client notices.
For the wider white-label tool stack, see white-label tools for agencies. For the audit-tool comparison specifically, the best white-label SEO audit tools.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
- Can I put my agency's logo on an AI-visibility audit report?
Yes, with a tool built for agency use — you upload your logo and colours during setup, and the report renders branded as your agency end to end. ConvertHook does this on every tier including free. Consumer AI-visibility tools (Profound, Goodie, the in-house monitoring dashboards) typically don't, because they're built for marketing teams checking their own brand, not agencies presenting deliverables to clients.
- What's the difference between white-label and just 'branded'?
Branded usually means your logo is on the report; white-label means the entire prospect-facing experience — widget, verification email, report, booking flow, URL — is your agency, with no vendor branding visible. The distinction matters because clients notice when the email comes from a tool vendor or the booking page has someone else's brand on it. End-to-end white-label is what makes the audit feel like your deliverable rather than a tool you're reselling.
- Does white-label mean my clients see the tool vendor's name anywhere?
With a fully white-labelled tool, no — the client sees only your agency from the moment they submit a domain to the moment they book a call. The tool vendor is invisible. With partially white-labelled tools, the vendor's name usually leaks via the verification email's "from" address or the report's URL. Test the full flow as a fake prospect before you commit to any tool that calls itself white-label.
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