White-label citation management for SEO agencies

White-label first, so the work lands as yours

White-label is the primary design here, not a feature gated behind the top tier. The dashboard you put in front of a client and the report you send both carry your brand. When you walk a client through what is wrong with their listings and how you fixed it, that conversation is yours, end to end. The platform stays in the background, you stay in the relationship, and the credit for the result stays with your agency.

An audit-to-fix-to-monitor loop you can resell

The core of the product is a loop you can sell as a recurring service. First, find every wrong, missing, or duplicate listing across the directories that actually matter, scored by authority. Then queue one-click fixes at $1.50 per citation, on top of your subscription, and resell that building to your client at your own margin. Finally, monitor accuracy over time, so the report you send next quarter shows the listings cleaned up and holding steady. It is a clean before-and-after you can put on an invoice. The full three-step flow is on the how it works page.

Flat per-tier pricing that protects your margin

Agency margins are tight, and a tool that bills you a surprise on top of every account is a problem. Perfect Citations is flat by tier, capped by location: Solo $39/mo for 5 locations, Agency Starter $99/mo for 25, Agency Pro $249/mo for 100, and Scale $599/mo for 500. As you scale from 5 to 500 locations you move up a tier on a known number, not a per-search meter, so you can price your own retainer with confidence. The pricing page lays out every tier and the per-citation building rate side by side.

AI search visibility, a new thing to sell your clients

Buyers increasingly ask AI engines who the best provider is, and those engines cite sources. Perfect Citations checks whether your client appears when AI engines answer best-in-category questions for their market, and which sources get cited when they do. That is a fresh line item you can put in front of a client: a clear read on whether they show up in AI answers, and a plan to steer the listings and signals that feed them. It is the kind of forward metric that justifies a retainer increase, and most incumbents do not track it at all.

Compare a client to their competitors

An audit is more persuasive when it points somewhere specific. The compare-vs-competitor view shows which directories a competitor sits on that your client does not, which turns a vague health report into a concrete to-do list. You can hand that list to a junior to work through, or fold it straight into the fix queue. It is the difference between telling a client they have a citation problem and showing them exactly where the gap is, against the business down the street they care about.

A free audit on any client, no account, no card

You can win the room before you commit a dollar. Run a free audit on any client or prospect, with no account and no credit card, and get the report by email in minutes. Walk into a pitch with real findings about their actual listings, not a generic pitch deck. When the prospect can see the wrong and missing listings in front of them, the conversation about hiring you gets a lot shorter. The free audit is the natural first step, then you decide on a plan from there.

Why agencies switch

Three things have changed in local search, and they are the reason agencies move to Perfect Citations. First, accuracy beats volume: we check the live listings, not a database that is weeks old, so the report reflects what is wrong right now rather than a stale snapshot. Second, pricing should be predictable: flat tiers and a published $1.50 per citation mean you can quote a client without guessing what the tool will cost you. Third, AI search is the new front: buyers ask AI engines for recommendations, and a tool that shows whether your client appears there gives you something to sell that the old citation playbook never had.

If you are weighing the field, our comparison hub puts Perfect Citations side by side with the tools you already know, and the best BrightLocal alternatives guide ranks the options for an agency, honestly.

Agency FAQ

Is Perfect Citations really white-label?

Yes. White-label is the primary design, not a top-tier add-on. The client-facing dashboard and the citation report carry your brand, not ours, so the audit you run and the progress you show land as your agency's work.

How does done-for-you building work for my clients?

Once an audit surfaces what is wrong, missing, or duplicated, you queue the fixes in one click at $1.50 per citation on top of your subscription. Listings are corrected automatically where a directory allows it and handled as managed fixes otherwise, so you are not waiting on a manual queue or paying extra for faster turnaround. You resell that building to your client at your own margin.

Can I manage many clients from one dashboard?

Yes. You run every client from a single login, with each plan capped by location: Solo covers 5 locations, Agency Starter covers 25, Agency Pro covers 100, and Scale covers 500. As you take on more clients you move up a tier rather than paying a surprise per-seat or per-search bill.

What does it cost for an agency?

Flat monthly tiers: Solo $39/mo (5 locations), Agency Starter $99/mo (25 locations), Agency Pro $249/mo (100 locations), and Scale $599/mo (500 locations). Done-for-you citations are $1.50 each on top of the subscription, and the public API is available on Agency Pro and above. No contract and no sales call. The pricing page has the full breakdown.

Do my clients need their own accounts?

No. You manage every client from your agency login, and clients see the white-label report you choose to share. They do not need to create an account or log in to a separate tool, which keeps the relationship, and the credit for the work, with your agency.

Can I try it before committing?

Yes. Run a free audit on any client with no account and no credit card, and get the report by email in minutes. It is built so you can win the room with real findings before you commit a single dollar.