Service
Your brand on the work. Our team behind it.
Agencies die of two things: turning down work they cannot staff, and margins eaten by staffing it. A white-label bench fixes both — content, PPC and chatbot delivery under your name, at wholesale rates.
Overview
White-label delivery, explained
White-label means we deliver, you own the client: our writers, PPC managers and chatbot developers produce under your brand, inside your templates and your reporting, covered by NDA. Your client sees your agency; your margin sees wholesale rates.
Three benches: SEO content writing, PPC management and chatbot development. Agencies also quietly buy our data desk for client list work and our SDR pods for their own pipeline.
At a glance
- Model
- You sell & own the client; we deliver under NDA
- Benches
- Content, PPC, chatbots (+ data, + SDR)
- Branding
- Your templates, your report headers, your voice
- Margins
- Wholesale rates published for agencies
- Comms
- We never contact your client. Ever.
- Scale
- One client or forty, same process
What you get
Built for accountability, not activity
- Invisible operations: work arrives in your templates, from your shared drive, on your deadlines — no Aadhya fingerprints anywhere a client looks.
- Agency wholesale pricing published on the pricing page — mark up what your market bears; that delta is the point.
- Capacity elasticity: pitch the big retainer knowing the bench exists; scale down between wins without layoffs.
- One delivery manager across benches — your ops person messages one human for content, PPC and bot work alike.
- NDA + non-circumvention as standard: your clients are contractually untouchable by us.
How it starts
- Onboard once
- Templates, tone, report formats, tools access, NDA. One week.
- Brief per job
- Standing brief formats per bench; Slack/Trello/ClickUp — your system.
- Deliver
- Drafts and builds inside your review flow, revisions included per SLA.
- Scale
- Add clients without renegotiation; monthly wholesale invoice, one line per client.
Pricing shape
How this service is priced
Exact rates live on the pricing page — published, because serious buyers filter on it.
- Per deliverable
- Articles, campaigns, builds — priced per unit at wholesale.
- Retainer bench
- Reserved monthly capacity at the best rates.
- Embedded pod
- Dedicated people working as your staff, full-time.
Fit check
Built for some teams. Wrong for others.
Honest scoping saves both sides a month. This desk fits when:
- Agencies declining work their team cannot staff this quarter
- Founders doing production at midnight that clients pay agency rates for
- Shops protecting strategy margins by variabilising delivery cost
Probably the wrong desk if: Agencies wanting a scapegoat rather than a bench — white-label still needs your review layer; One-off tasks with no intention of a relationship (fine, but say so); Anyone reselling our work without any quality gate of their own.
The Aadhya way
White-label survives on one asymmetry: your client must never feel the seam. That is why onboarding obsesses over templates, tone and invisibility, why NDAs carry non-circumvention teeth, and why the first month is over-QA’d — the seam is our reputation even though the brand on the work is yours.
Inside this service
Specialised desks
SEO Content Writing
The internet does not need more words; it needs pages that answer a search better than the current top result.
White-Label PPC
Ad accounts rot from neglect: stale negatives, drifting budgets, ads nobody tested this quarter.
Chatbot Development
A good bot resolves order-status, FAQs and qualification instantly, then hands humans a transcript instead of a furious customer.
Questions buyers ask
Wholesale rates, published: content per word/article, PPC per account per month, chatbots per build — see pricing. You invoice your client at your rate; typical agency markups run 2–3× on content and 1.5–2× on PPC management.
Not from us: NDA, your templates, your report branding, no Aadhya presence in metadata or comms, and a non-circumvention clause that makes your client list contractually radioactive to us. Discretion is the entire product.
Yes, as "your team" — under your email domain if you provision one. Many agencies run us as their “delivery office” on calls; the accent question, if it comes, is answered honestly as your global team, which is true.
Revisions are included per SLA, and the first month is deliberately over-QA’d while we learn your bar. Agencies stay for years precisely because the third month needs no edits — ask for sample work in your niche before onboarding.
Freelancers with overflow, boutiques (2–15 people) scaling past their founders’ hours, and mid-size shops offloading production to protect strategy margins. Below ~$2k/month of delivery, per-deliverable pricing fits; benches begin around $1,500/month.
ClickUp, Trello, Asana, Notion, Monday — your workspace, your statuses, your due dates. We adapt to your ops, not the reverse.
WordPress builds and technical SEO implementations, yes, quoted per project; full audit reports in your branding on request. If a request is outside our bench, we say so instead of subcontracting blind.
Content: 3–5 business days per article batch. PPC: accounts live within a week of access. Chatbots: 2–4 weeks per build. Rush lanes exist at rush rates.
None on per-deliverable work — test with one article or one campaign. Benches are monthly with 30-day notice. The first job is the audition; treat it that way.
Please do — one article, one account audit, one bot scoping, one 500-row clean. The first job is the audition and both sides should treat it that way; benches and retainers make sense only after the audition convinces you.
Indore cost structure plus utilisation: your staff bench-time is your cost, ours is ours. You convert fixed salary into variable cost of goods — which is what makes agency P&Ls survivable between big wins.
Next step
Start with a pilot, not a contract.
Describe the queue, the list or the workload. You get a written pilot plan and a fixed quote within 48 hours — and the pilot itself proves us before you commit to anything longer.