1 plan, with the handoff agreed up front
1 client-facing line sets the brand, contact and report format. We confirm those details before work begins. Your agency knows what it will present and what our team will handle.
| What | Count or window | What you send |
|---|---|---|
| Agency contact | 1 nominated contact | Name and preferred channel |
| Client goal | 1 clear objective | The result the client wants the work to support |
| Service | 1 or more agreed services | The service or platform under consideration |
| Brand handoff | Before work begins | Brand guidelines and client-facing wording |
| Report format | Agreed before delivery | Summary, supporting evidence, or both |
Use this model when you need extra campaign capacity. It also suits agencies adding a specialist offer without moving the client relationship. Your agency sets the offer. We confirm the work and handoff details. Available areas include trending campaigns, PR and media, and community engagement.
How does an agency move from brief to handoff?
5 checks take the request from client goal to handoff. Send one consolidated brief through your nominated contact. We confirm the work, wholesale terms and report format before delivery.
- Goal: Tell us what the client wants the campaign to support. Keep the objective specific.
- Service: Name the service or platforms under consideration. Flag any combination for review.
- Inputs: Share assets, brand guidance, target timing and approval contacts. Add client restrictions on wording or communications.
- Confirmation: We confirm the agreed work, wholesale terms, dependencies and handoff format. Your agency can then confirm its client-facing offer.
- Delivery: After confirmed payment, work starts within 24 hours when required inputs are ready. We return the agreed work and reports without our branding.
Your nominated contact remains the route for questions and approvals. See how we work for the wider operating sequence. For repeat requests, review the partner program.
6 handoff details keep the work usable
6 details make a white-label handoff easier to present. Put them in the first brief. Confirm open points before setting expectations with your client.
- Objective: the client goal and the service it relates to.
- Platform: the platform or campaign area you want us to handle.
- Timing: the target window and any fixed client deadlines.
- Assets: approved materials, links and brand guidance.
- Approval: the person who can confirm changes or final wording.
- Reporting: a client-ready summary, supporting evidence, or both.
Reports arrive without our branding. Your team can use the agreed format in its client workflow. Tell us whether you need a concise summary or supporting records. We’ll prepare the agreed handoff format.
For work across more than 1 service, list each one separately. Review the pricing overview while we confirm wholesale terms for the requested work.
Which report format fits your client handoff?
2 report styles cover common agency handoffs: a short client-ready summary or a summary with supporting evidence. Match the format to what your client needs to review. Tell us before work starts.
A concise summary keeps the handoff brief. A summary with supporting evidence gives your team more material to present. We confirm the format with the service details. Your team won’t need to rebuild a branded report at the end.
| Format | Best fit | What your agency gets |
|---|---|---|
| Short summary | Client needs a clear update | Unbranded summary of agreed work |
| Summary plus records | Client needs more context | Unbranded summary with agreed supporting material |
| Combined services | Client request spans service areas | Report format confirmed for the combined work |
Third-party platforms control their own reviews, placement rotation and ranking decisions. We cannot promise a specific placement, ranking or continued visibility. We can confirm the agreed work and provide the unbranded report for your handoff.
5 inputs make the next agency request actionable
5 inputs give us enough to review a white-label request and prepare a written quote. Send them through contact. We’ll confirm the service, wholesale terms and report format before you commit to a client-facing offer.
- Client objective: what the campaign or service needs to support.
- Requested work: the service or platforms you want us to handle.
- Target window: when the client expects delivery or a handoff.
- Available assets: links, approved materials and brand guidelines.
- Agency contact: who can confirm details and receive updates.
Add confidentiality requirements and client approval rules to the same message. We’ll coordinate through your nominated contact. Reports arrive without our branding. If you’re deciding which service to offer, browse trending campaigns or PR and media before sending the request.
Send: client objective, requested service, target window, assets and agency contact. We’ll return a written quote within 2 working days.
Frequently asked questions
Can I present the completed work under my agency name?
1 agency contact can manage the client-facing handoff. Your agency resells the agreed work under its brand. Reports arrive without our branding. Share your brand guidelines and wording rules before delivery. We’ll confirm the report format and included work before your team presents the offer to its client.
How do you calculate wholesale terms for an agency?
3 things shape the quote: the service, target window and requested work. Send the client goal and available assets. We’ll confirm the details in writing before you pay. You can review the terms before making a client-facing commitment.
What should I send before you prepare a white-label request?
5 inputs are enough to start: the client objective, requested service, target window, available assets and your agency contact. Add brand guidance, approval rules and confidentiality requirements if they apply. We use those details to confirm the work and report format. Then we send the plan through your nominated contact.
Can you promise a specific trending placement or platform ranking?
1 agreed plan can confirm the campaign work, but a platform controls its own reviews, placement rotation and ranking decisions. We can’t promise a specific ranking or continued visibility. We do confirm the agreed work and provide an unbranded report for your agency’s handoff.
Tell us about your project
Answer four quick questions and a manager will send you a plan, timing and a price range within the hour. Everything stays confidential.
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