White-label for lead gen agencies
White-label LinkedIn lead generation software for lead gen agencies
Your brand, your prices. Sell LinkedIn lead generation to clients on retainer while LinkedCamp runs the outreach engine, the dedicated IPs and the AI agents underneath.
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The basics
What is white-label LinkedIn automation?
White-label LinkedIn automation is outreach software you resell under your own brand. Clients log in on your own domain to an app with your logo, colours and prices, and no LinkedCamp branding. You run their campaigns or let them self-serve, and the vendor runs the sending infrastructure, safety and support tools underneath.
How it works
How does white-label work in LinkedCamp?
Your agency account sits on top. Each client gets a sub-account with its own LinkedIn account, dedicated IP, campaigns and inbox. You package plans in the SaaS configurator, put your logo and colours on the client-facing app, and bill clients through Stripe Connect. Referral partners can run sub-agencies with their own sub-accounts.
Your agency account
Branding, the SaaS configurator, Stripe Connect billing and your owner API key live here.
Sub-agencies (optional)
For referral partners, each with their own client sub-accounts under your agency.
Client sub-accounts
One per client: campaigns, prospects, Unibox replies and reporting, kept apart from every other client.
Sending accounts
Each client's LinkedIn account sends from its own dedicated IP, with smart limits and warm-up.
Included on Agency
What's included in LinkedCamp's white-label?
The Agency plan includes white-label branding, a SaaS configurator to package your own plans, client sub-accounts from $69 each (or flat bundles from $499), sub-agencies, and Stripe Connect so clients pay you directly. Every client LinkedIn account gets its own dedicated IP. Agency also includes unlimited AI agents and MCP access.
| Capability | Included on Agency and every bundle |
|---|---|
| Custom branding (logo, colours) | Yes |
| Custom domain | Yes |
| SaaS configurator (your plans and prices) | Yes |
| Client sub-accounts | From $69 each · flat bundles from $499 (10–20) |
| Sub-agencies | Yes |
| Billing | Stripe Connect, paid to you, no LinkedCamp fee |
| AI agents | Unlimited |
| Dedicated IP per LinkedIn account | Yes |
Setup
How do I set up white-label in LinkedCamp?
Sign up for the Agency plan, add your logo and colours, package your plans in the SaaS configurator and connect Stripe through Stripe Connect. Then create a sub-account for your first client, connect that client's LinkedIn account and build the first campaign, or ask your AI assistant to draft it for your review.
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Start on Agency
The Agency plan has no free trial: you start on the plan itself, from $99 a month. - 02
Add your brand
Put your logo, colours and domain on the client-facing app and its login page. - 03
Package your plans
Name your plans and set their prices in the SaaS configurator. - 04
Connect Stripe
Open billing in your agency dashboard, connect Stripe and authorise LinkedCamp through Stripe Connect. - 05
Add a client
Create the client's sub-account and connect their LinkedIn account in the web app. It gets its own dedicated IP. - 06
Warm up, then launch
New LinkedIn accounts start at 10 invitations a day and ramp up over four weeks. Review the sequence, then launch. - 07
Connect your assistant
Sign in to ChatGPT or Claude with your owner key to check every client from one chat.
Billing
How do I bill clients?
You connect your Stripe account through Stripe Connect, set your own plan prices in the SaaS configurator, and clients pay you directly by card. LinkedCamp bills you for the Agency plan and each client account. Your margin is the difference between your price and LinkedCamp's per-account cost.
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Connect Stripe
Your Stripe account, through Stripe Connect. - 02
Set your prices
Your own plan prices in the SaaS configurator. - 03
Clients pay you
Directly by card. LinkedCamp bills you for the Agency plan and each client account.
Margin
How much margin can a white-label lead gen agency make?
It depends on what you charge. LinkedCamp's side is published: Up to 9 client accounts: $99 a month plus $69 per client. From 10 clients a bundle applies: $499 flat for 10–20 clients (Starter), $899 flat for 21–50 clients (Growth), $1,999 for 51+ clients (Scale). So your gross margin per client is your monthly retainer, or your meeting fees, minus your LinkedCamp cost per client ($49.90 at 10 clients on the Starter bundle), before your team's time. Use the calculator to run your own numbers.
Your cost side
LinkedCamp's cost per client as you grow
From the published Agency pricing: Up to 9 client accounts: $99 a month plus $69 per client. From 10 clients a bundle applies: $499 flat for 10–20 clients (Starter), $899 flat for 21–50 clients (Growth), $1,999 for 51+ clients (Scale). Your price per client is up to you.
| Clients | Plan | LinkedCamp / month | Per client |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Agency plan | $168 | $168.00 |
| 5 | Agency plan | $444 | $88.80 |
| 9 | Agency plan | $720 | $80.00 |
| 10 | Starter bundle | $499 | $49.90 |
| 20 | Starter bundle | $499 | $24.95 |
| 30 | Growth bundle | $899 | $29.97 |
| 50 | Growth bundle | $899 | $17.98 |
| 100 | Scale bundle | $1,999 | $19.99 |
Monthly list prices, before your team's time, data and inboxes. Each client account is one LinkedIn account with its own dedicated IP.
Delivery
Should you run campaigns for clients or let them self-serve?
Both work on the same setup. Done-for-you agencies build and run each client's campaigns and usually charge a retainer, per-meeting fees or both. Self-serve agencies sell the branded software itself, as plans from the SaaS configurator billed through Stripe Connect. You can mix the two across clients and change a client's model later.
| Question | Done-for-you | Self-serve |
|---|---|---|
| Who builds campaigns | Your team (or your AI assistant, with your review) | The client, inside their own sub-account |
| What the client uses | Your reports and calls | The client-facing app, on your domain under your logo and colours |
| How you charge | Retainer, per-meeting fees or both | Plans you set in the SaaS configurator |
| How the client pays | Your invoice, or Stripe Connect | Stripe Connect, paid to your Stripe account |
Options
White-label, referral or building your own: which fits?
White-label suits agencies that want their own product without building one: your brand on top, the vendor's sending engine underneath. A referral or affiliate program suits agencies that only recommend a tool and earn a commission while clients buy from the vendor. Building your own means running the sending infrastructure, IPs and safety work yourself.
| Question | White-label on LinkedCamp | Referral or affiliate | Build your own |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your brand on the product | Yes | No, the vendor's | Yes |
| Who sets client prices | You | The vendor | You |
| Who runs sending, IPs and safety | LinkedCamp | The vendor | You |
| Engineering before your first client | None | None | You build and maintain it |
| What you earn | Your price minus LinkedCamp's cost | A commission (LinkedCamp affiliates: 25% of referred invoices) | Your price minus your running costs |
Only recommending LinkedCamp? See the affiliate program.
Client separation
How are client accounts kept apart?
Each client has its own sub-account, so campaigns, prospects, replies and reporting stay separate, and each client's LinkedIn account sends from its own dedicated IP. When your AI assistant uses the agency owner key, the server only accepts sub-account ids inside your agency, and client keys stay separate from yours.
Agentic
How does AI help a white-label agency scale?
With one owner API key, an assistant like Claude or ChatGPT can list every client sub-account, pull each client's results and draft weekly client reports. Built-in agents answer first replies and book meetings into each client's calendar. Checks that used to mean logging into every client become one question to the assistant.
Weekly client reports
Pull each client's results and draft the report for you to review.
Client reporting →FAQ
White-label questions
Are there bundles for 10+ clients?
Put your brand on LinkedIn lead generation.
Sign up, add your logo and your first client, then set your prices.