The white-label model
Your brand on the front. Our engine behind it.
Agencies resell kancir AI as their own recovery and follow-up service. Wholesale from us, retail to your clients. The spread is yours.
The economics
How the money works
You buy the engine at a wholesale rate: a base platform fee plus a per-client rate. You set your own retail price, bundled into existing retainers or sold as a premium tier. The difference is margin you keep, and it grows with every client you switch on.
Exact wholesale terms get settled after your audit, when we both know the size of what we are working with. Quoting numbers before seeing your pipeline would be guessing, and we do not guess.
Wholesale
What you pay us.
Retail
What you charge. You set it.
The spread
Yours to keep.
The split
What stays yours. What we carry.
Yours
- The client relationship, end to end
- The brand on every touchpoint
- Retail pricing and packaging
- The credit for the results
Ours
- The engine and its upkeep
- Running sequences day and night
- Watching every conversation
- The monthly recovery report, white-labeled to you
The case
Why agencies take this deal
Revenue without headcount
A new recurring line on every client invoice, with no new hires behind it. Capacity is our problem, not yours.
Results that keep clients
Recovered leads make every campaign you already run perform better on paper, because more of what you generate turns into revenue. Clients with improving numbers do not shop around.
A defensible product
Anyone can resell ad spend. A follow-up engine that recovers measured dollars under your name is harder for the agency down the street to copy.
Proof before commitment
Every relationship starts with the refundable audit on your own pipeline. You see the engine work before your clients ever touch it.
One rule
We do not sell more than we can run well
Your name will be on this engine, and it only stays valuable if the engine performs. Performance is a capacity question, so we cap how many agencies we onboard at once. If we are full, we will say so and hold your place rather than let quality slip.
Start where every agency starts
A 15-minute review of one client pipeline. The white-label conversation comes later, with your audit numbers on the table.