For agencies
White-label design and content partners
No partner is best for every agency. Here is what each one is best for, with published prices, white-label terms in their own words, and a checklist to use before you sign.
The best white-label partner depends on what you resell: DigitalPolo, Penji, ManyPixels, Delesign and Kimp for design requests, The HOTH and Verblio for SEO content. For a team under your brand, dpoint provides dedicated, full-time designers, writers and social media managers from India on your agency’s hours, from $500 a seat a month, all-in, no recruiting fee.
Design partners
White-label design, by best fit
Listed alphabetically, not ranked. Prices quoted from each company’s own site, checked 2 October 2026; prices change. Monthly prices on monthly billing.
| Published price | White-label terms, in their words | Capacity | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Delesign, Agency Booster | $849 a month ($649 without video) | “White labeled designs” and “100% copyright ownership” on all plans | A dedicated designer for about 2 hours a day, with a design manager; each designer works with an average of 4 clients; adds video editing, animation and web design | Budget-conscious agencies adding light video and web design |
| DigitalPolo | Partner $399, Soulmate $899 | “White-label / reseller rights included” on both plans; Soulmate adds formal IP transfer paperwork; all source files | Partner: one active task, 48-hour delivery. Soulmate: parallel tasks, 24-hour priority, a dedicated team | The lowest-cost start for agencies reselling design |
| Design Shifu | $549 / $749 / $1,099 | White-label terms not stated on its pricing page or homepage. It does state full copyright and IP transfer on delivery, and source files on all plans | Starter: 1 project per day, 24-hour turnaround; a dedicated team; Scale adds motion and animation | Agencies wanting IP transfer and source files at a low price; confirm white-label terms in writing |
| Kimp | $1,397 for graphics or video, $1,697 for both (promotions may apply) | Become a “White Label Client” on request, so your designs stay out of Kimp’s portfolio; tell your project manager when designs are for resale, so they are made from scratch | 2 to 2.5 hours each business day per service; 3 graphic and 2 video requests at once | Agencies that want to test graphics and video first, with a 7-day free trial |
| ManyPixels | $699 to $2,599 | Its help centre describes agencies “using us as a white-label design back office” | 1 or 2 daily outputs, or one or two part-time assigned designers in your time zone | Agencies wanting a request platform with designers on US Eastern, EU or Indochina hours |
| Penji, Agency Partner | $1,995 | “White-label Agency Platform”, with the same assigned creatives and an art director | 3 workstreams, equal to 5 to 7 hours a day; short-form video and motion included | Agencies needing art-directed design plus short-form video, with a 30-day money-back window |
Content and SEO partners
White-label content, by best fit
Two content providers whose white-label terms we could confirm on their own sites. Verblio’s white-label portal is described in a 2024 post on its site, so confirm current terms with them.
| Published price | White-label terms | What they write | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The HOTH | HOTH Blogger $50 and Blogger Pro $80 per article, with 500 to 5,000-word options; reseller wholesale prices not published | Reports are “100% private label”: no logos, phone numbers or “powered by” footers. A white-label approval hub for topics and final articles | SEO blog articles, delivered in 2 to 3 weeks, revised until approved; also link building and managed SEO for resale | Agencies reselling SEO content and links with private-label reporting |
| Verblio | AI + human $0.06 a word plus a $49.50 monthly platform fee; 100% human $0.16 a word, no platform fee; managed service quoted, 50-article monthly minimum | A white-label review portal on your own subdomain with your logo, where clients review and request edits; you own the content after purchase | Blog posts and website content; the human plan adds newsletters, press releases and product descriptions, with unlimited edits | Per-word pricing, AI-assisted or human writing, and a client portal under your brand |
A different model
A dedicated white-label team: dpoint
Every partner above sells output: requests, hours or words. dpoint provides people. Each person is a dedicated, full-time designer, writer or social media manager from India who works only for your agency, under your brand, inside your email, project tools and templates, on your agency’s hours. A designer, writer and social media manager cost $1,600 a month at junior level or $2,500 at mid level, all-in.
Every person signs an NDA and assigns IP to you before day one. An account lead manages quality, you trial people on real client work before committing, and if someone leaves or is not the right fit, the replacement is free. See how it works on the white-label team page, or dpoint for agencies.
Best for
Agencies with steady retainer work across design, writing and social who want the same people every day, live in their own tools, rather than a request queue.
Not the best fit for
Occasional overflow, or per-article content at volume. A subscription or a per-word platform is simpler for that.
Before you sign
The white-label buyer checklist
Ask every partner, including us, to answer these in writing.
- Resale rights
- Are you licensed in writing to resell every deliverable? Some partners include it in every plan; Kimp asks you to flag resale work so it is made from scratch.
- No vendor branding
- Files, reports, review portals and emails should carry your brand only. Check any link your client might click.
- NDA
- Will the partner, and every person on your account, sign one before seeing client material?
- Source files and IP
- Do you get layered source files, and when does IP pass to you: on delivery, on payment, or under separate paperwork?
- Concurrency
- How many requests run at once? Plans count active tasks, workstreams or hours, and the rest wait in a queue.
- Revisions
- Are they unlimited, and how quickly do they come back during your client’s review cycle?
- Cancellation
- Monthly or by the quarter? Is there a pause option, a money-back window or a free trial?
- AI use
- Does the partner use generative AI, and will it tell you where? Some client contracts require you to disclose it.
- Who talks to the client
- The partner should never contact your client unless you ask. Agree whether a portal, a call or nothing at all is client-facing.
Choosing between them
Start with what you resell most, and how often. Occasional design requests suit a subscription; when one function is busy every day, a dedicated person usually costs less per hour than a queue. See dedicated designer vs design subscription, design subscriptions with monthly pricing, or a designer, writer and social media manager under $3,000. For data handling, see security and compliance.
FAQ
White-label partner questions
What is a white-label design partner?
A provider that produces design you deliver to clients under your own agency brand, with the right to resell it and no partner name on files, reports or portals. Most work as subscriptions with a request queue; some, like dpoint, provide dedicated staff instead.
Which white-label design service is cheapest?
Of the published prices we checked on 2 October 2026, DigitalPolo’s Partner plan is lowest at $399 a month, with white-label and reseller rights, one active task at a time and 48-hour delivery.
Can I white-label content and SEO writing too?
Yes. The HOTH resells SEO articles, links and managed SEO with private-label reports, and Verblio sells per-word content with a client review portal under your brand. If you want a writer who works only for your agency, dpoint provides dedicated, full-time content writers from $500 a month, all-in.
Who owns the work a white-label partner produces?
Check each contract. Delesign states 100% copyright ownership, Design Shifu transfers IP on delivery, DigitalPolo’s Soulmate plan adds formal IP transfer paperwork, and Kimp says you retain rights to designs made during your paid subscription. At dpoint every person assigns IP to you before day one.
What does a dedicated white-label team from dpoint cost?
From $500 a seat a month, all-in, with no recruiting fee. A designer, writer and social media manager cost $1,600 a month at junior level or $2,500 at mid level, and a team of four is about $3,000.
Sources, checked 2 October 2026: Delesign, DigitalPolo, Design Shifu pricing, Design Shifu, Kimp, ManyPixels pricing, ManyPixels help centre, Penji, The HOTH resellers, HOTH Blogger, Verblio pricing, Verblio white label.
A team under your brand, not a queue.
Tell us the design, writing and social work your agency turns away. We will spec a dedicated white-label team, the monthly cost and your margin, usually within the week.