Partner Programme

White label SEO and care, under your brand.

For web designers and agencies who build sites but don't sell SEO. Two ways to work with us, white-label it as your own service, or refer it and take a commission. Your client stays yours either way.

Option two

Refer

Prefer not to handle billing? Introduce us and take a commission instead.

  • One introduction, nothing else to manage
  • 30% of everything they pay us for 12 months
  • We handle the call, the quote and the work
  • Paid monthly
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The two, side by side

Same team, same work. The difference is who does the invoicing and whose name is on it.

 
White label
Refer
Client relationship
Yours, entirely
Ours, after introduction
Whose brand shows
Yours (or unbranded)
Lynkup Digital
Who bills the client
You do
We do
Pricing control
You set retail
Our published rates
What you earn
Retail minus wholesale (30%+ margin)
30% for 12 months
Payment risk
You pay us regardless
None, paid when they pay
Best for
Studios wanting recurring revenue
Consultants making one-off intros

How white-label works

Four steps. No paperwork beyond the partner agreement, no dashboards to learn.

1

You get wholesale rates

Same services we sell direct, priced for resale. Published below so there's nothing to negotiate.

2

You sell it as yours

Your name, your price, your client. We stay in the background.

3

We do the work

On-page SEO, content, technical fixes, monthly care. Behind the scenes.

4

You get a monthly report

Written so you can pass it straight on to your client, with your branding.

Dedicated account lead

One person for every question, not a support queue.

WhatsApp for questions

Answer during business hours, usually within an hour.

24-hour email response

Every ticket, every partner, always. No black hole.

First deliverable in 5 days

Site audit + kickoff notes within a working week.

What partners say

Early feedback from designers, studios and agencies reselling our work.

Was sceptical about the outreach quality if I'm honest. First month's guest posts landed on sites I'd have been happy to pay to place manually. Renewed for six clients now.

Tom W., Whitfield Design Freelance web designer, Manchester

A client asked at Christmas if they could hire "my SEO team" directly for a rebuild. Lynkup sent them straight back to me with a note copied in. That was the moment I trusted the partnership.

Preeti S., Threadline Studio Studio director, London

We were losing accounts around month four because we didn't do ongoing maintenance. Reselling care plans closed that gap. Three clients on Care Plus, one on Care Pro, all still with us.

Callum R., Fold Agency Agency partner, Edinburgh

The 30 percent wholesale gave us margin we could never have built in-house. Reports come pre-branded, we forward them, clients think we grew a team overnight. No complaints from us.

Jess N., Cardigan & Co. Operations manager, Bristol

Partner Programme FAQ

Will you contact my client?

Not on white-label work. You're the client, we work through you. If you'd rather we spoke to them directly, that's fine too, but it's your call.

Can you work under my brand?

Yes. Monthly reports come to you either unbranded or with your logo, whichever you prefer, so you can pass them straight on to your client.

What if my client asks you about a new website?

We send them back to you. It's in the partner agreement, we commit not to provide design or development work to any client you bring us for 24 months, without your say-so.

What are your minimums?

None. Start with one client if you like, that's the sensible way to test it.

How long am I tied in for?

Month to month, same as our direct clients. Cancel any time with 14 days notice.

Do I pay you if my client hasn't paid me?

Yes. On white-label you're invoiced monthly regardless of what your client's done. That's the risk you take on in exchange for keeping the margin. Worth knowing up front.

Can I do both white-label and referral?

Yes, per client. Some designers white-label the care plans and refer the bigger SEO work. Whatever fits.