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If you mean AI visibility / GEO reports that an SEO or marketing agency can sell to clients under its own brand, the market has changed quite a bit in 2026. The key distinction is between “white-label PDF reports” and a truly white-labeled client portal/dashboard. SEO for GPT GeoVector

Shortlist

What I'd look at first

1. Rank Prompt — particularly interesting if your primary goal is generating recurring client reports at scale. A recent agency comparison says its Agency tier supports white-label reports and hundreds of brands, with a higher tier adding a client portal. Rank Prompt

2. Ayzeo — more compelling if you don't just want to show clients their AI visibility, but want the software to help identify and fix GEO issues. Its published agency positioning includes white-label PDF reports, client projects and unlimited seats. Ayzeo Ayzeo

3. Profound — I'd investigate this if you're selling a relatively sophisticated AI-search intelligence service to larger clients. It emphasizes deeper prompt/AI visibility analytics and agency functionality, but the economics are less attractive for a high-volume SMB agency. AxiomAI AI Search Tools

4. Peec AI — attractive if you mainly need credible monitoring and benchmarking rather than an extensive optimization workflow. Recent agency comparisons specifically identify it as a monitoring-focused alternative. Ayzeo The Rank Masters

5. Otterly.AI — worth considering when keeping your cost per client low is important. It is positioned as one of the more affordable ways for agencies to monitor AI visibility across multiple clients. BusinessMCP AI Search Tools

One thing I'd be careful about

Don't buy based on the words “white label” alone.

For an agency, I'd require these five things:

• Your logo + colors on the actual client report
• Your agency name/domain rather than the software vendor's branding
• Separate client workspaces
• Automated scheduled reports rather than manually exporting PDFs
• Competitor + citation + visibility data that makes the report genuinely useful

Some platforms call a logo on a PDF “white label,” while others provide a branded dashboard, login experience, emails and client portal. Those are very different products. GeoVector SEO for GPT

If you're building this as a new agency service, I'd narrow the evaluation to Rank Prompt vs Ayzeo vs Profound vs Peec and compare them specifically on cost per client, white-label depth, report quality, AI engines tracked, API access, automated reporting, and margins at 10/25/50 clients.

I can also make you a detailed 2026 comparison with actual pricing and estimated agency profit per client for those four.

3. Profound — I'd investigate this if you're selling a relatively sophisticated AI-search intelligence service to larger clients. It emphasizes deeper prompt/AI visibility analytics and agency functionality, but the economics are less attractive for a high-volume SMB agency. axiomai.uk ai-search-tools.com

4. Peec AI — attractive if you mainly need credible monitoring and benchmarking rather than an extensive optimization workflow. Recent agency comparisons specifically identify it as a monitoring-focused alternative. Ayzeo therankmasters.com

5. Otterly.AI — worth considering when keeping your cost per client low is important. It is positioned as one of the more affordable ways for agencies to monitor AI visibility across multiple clients.

One thing I'd be careful about

Don't buy based on the words “white label” alone.

For an agency, I'd require these five things:

If you mean AI-search visibility / GEO reporting—showing clients how often they appear in ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, etc.—there are now several agency-focused options.

My shortlist

What I'd look at first

If your primary product is a monthly client report: Ayzeo or Cliro. Ayzeo specifically supports per-project branding and produces branded reports covering visibility, citations, competitors, sentiment, trends, and multiple AI engines. Ayzeo Cliro

If you want to build AI visibility into your agency's actual service offering: Searchable is particularly interesting because it combines prospect/pitch workspaces, client workspaces, white-label reports, narratives/next actions, and API access. Searchable

If you want the client to feel like they're logging into your software rather than receiving a PDF from a third party: look at Zumi, ReachLLM, GeoBubbles, or Tower GEO. These go beyond simply putting your logo on a PDF. Zumi ReachLLM geobubbles.com towergeo.com

One important distinction: "white-label reporting" can mean either a branded PDF or a genuinely white-labeled client portal/dashboard. Those are very different products, and vendors sometimes use the term for both. seoforgpt.io

If you tell me roughly how many clients you need to report on (e.g. 10, 50, 200+) and whether you need a client login/dashboard or just automated branded PDFs, I can narrow this to the 2–3 most suitable options and compare pricing, AI engines, custom domains, API access, scheduled reports, and per-client economics.

If your main requirement is “I want to sell AI-visibility/GEO reporting as an agency service and have the deliverable look like it came from us”, I’d shortlist these:

🥇 My pick: Ayzeo

ayzeo.com

Ayzeo is particularly interesting for an agency because its white-label reports let you replace the platform branding with your logo, colors, contact information, and client-specific branding. Reports include visibility, citations, URL visits, mentions, sentiment, position, and competitor benchmarks. Ayzeo

That makes it a good fit if you're planning to package something like:

AI Visibility Audit → Monthly AI Visibility Monitoring → Monthly branded report → Recommendations

rather than merely giving clients access to another SaaS dashboard.

🥈 Peec AI

peec.ai

I'd look closely at Peec if the underlying analytics and competitive benchmarking are more important than having a completely white-labeled SaaS experience. Its agency offering supports white-label reporting, although the implementation is reportedly based around a Looker Studio template rather than a completely re-skinned application. Koalr

💰 Best inexpensive agency option: AEOVisor

aeovisor.com

This one stands out if you're trying to productize AI visibility for a lot of smaller clients. Its agency offering advertises 10 client brands, six AI engines, portfolio management, white-label PDFs, API access, scheduled exports, and no per-seat fee, at a published $79/month agency price. AEOVisor

I'd definitely test it before committing to a more expensive platform.

🚀 If you want to sell more than reporting: AISeen

aiseen.ai

AISeen is interesting because it combines multi-client AI visibility monitoring, white-label reports, and AI-generated content recommendations. So instead of selling clients a report saying “you're invisible for these queries,” you can potentially sell:

Measure → Diagnose → Generate fix → Implement → Re-measure.

That is a much stronger agency offer. AISeen

Enterprise: Profound

tryprofound.com

If your clients are large brands and you need sophisticated AI-search intelligence rather than inexpensive monthly reports, Profound is worth evaluating. It is much more oriented toward enterprise-grade analytics and agency operations than the lightweight tools. AI Search Tools

What I'd choose based on your business model

• 5–20 SMB clients: AEOVisor or Ayzeo
• 20–100 clients: Ayzeo or Peec
• SEO agency adding AI visibility as a new service: Ayzeo
• Want to sell recommendations/content alongside reporting: AISeen
• Enterprise SEO/GEO consultancy: Profound
• Want the cheapest way to produce branded reports: AEOVisor
• Want polished analytics that clients can actually explore: Peec

One important distinction: “white-label reports” ≠ “white-label platform.” Some products let you put your logo on a PDF while the client still sees the vendor's dashboard. Others can brand the entire client experience. For an agency, I'd prioritize the latter if you intend to make AI visibility a recurring service rather than a one-off audit. GeoVector The Rank Masters

If you tell me roughly how many clients you want to manage (e.g. 10, 50, 200) and whether you need PDF reports, a client login/dashboard, or both, I can narrow this to the 2–3 best options and compare their actual agency pricing/unit economics.

That makes it a good fit if you're planning to package something like:

AI Visibility Audit → Monthly AI Visibility Monitoring → Monthly branded report → Recommendations

rather than merely giving clients access to another SaaS dashboard.

🥈 Peec AI

peec.ai

I'd look closely at Peec if the underlying analytics and competitive benchmarking are more important than having a completely white-labeled SaaS experience. Its agency offering supports white-label reporting, although the implementation is reportedly based around a Looker Studio template rather than a completely re-skinned application. Koalr

💰 Best inexpensive agency option: AEOVisor

aeovisor.com

This one stands out if you're trying to productize AI visibility for a lot of smaller clients. Its agency offering advertises 10 client brands, six AI engines, portfolio management, white-label PDFs, API access, scheduled exports, and no per-seat fee, at a published $79/month agency price. AEOVisor

I'd definitely test it before committing to a more expensive platform.

🚀 If you want to sell more than reporting: AISeen

aiseen.ai

AISeen is interesting because it combines multi-client AI visibility monitoring, white-label reports, and AI-generated content recommendations. So instead of selling clients a report saying “you're invisible for these queries,” you can potentially sell:

Measure → Diagnose → Generate fix → Implement → Re-measure.

That is a much stronger agency offer. aiseen.ai

Enterprise: Profound

tryprofound.com

If your clients are large brands and you need sophisticated AI-search intelligence rather than inexpensive monthly reports, Profound is worth evaluating. It is much more oriented toward enterprise-grade analytics and agency operations than the lightweight tools.

If your main requirement is agency-grade, white-label AI visibility reports with your own branding, I’d shortlist these:

🥇 My pick: Searchable

searchable.com

I'd put Searchable at the top if you're an SEO/marketing agency that wants more than a pretty PDF. It combines prospecting/pitch workspaces, client workspaces, white-label reports, reporting, and API access in one system. You can take a prospect audit and convert it into a client program rather than rebuilding everything. Searchable

That's particularly useful if your business model is:

Prospect → AI visibility audit → branded report → sell GEO/AEO retainer → monthly reporting.

🥈 Rankfender — best for recurring reports

rankfender.com

This looks particularly good if report automation is your priority. It supports white-label branding, custom covers/colors, scheduled weekly/monthly delivery, client portals, PDF export, competitive share of voice, and integrations with GSC/GA4. RankFender

Its reports cover multiple AI systems including ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, DeepSeek, Grok and Meta Llama.

🥉 Surva.ai — best if you're building an AEO service

surva.ai

This is interesting because it goes beyond reporting. It has prospecting, CRM, branded prospect reports, client sub-accounts, custom domains, branded dashboards, PDFs and email digests. Their Agency Mode is positioned specifically around letting agencies sell AEO/GEO under their own brand. Surva.ai

If you want to turn AI visibility into a new recurring service line, I'd definitely demo this one.

Ayzeo — best if the deliverable itself is the priority

ayzeo.com

Ayzeo is very focused on the client-facing report. It supports agency logo/colors/contact information and per-client branding, with reports covering visibility, citations, mentions, sentiment, competitor benchmarking and trends across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, DeepSeek and Grok. Ayzeo

A couple of others worth testing

Citenzo is appealing if you want something straightforward: score, share of voice, before/after lift, competitors and citation/source information packaged into white-label reports. Citenzo

Tower GEO is more explicitly designed around agencies managing multiple client brands, with client workspaces, white-label PDFs/dashboards and custom-domain support. Tower GEO

What I'd choose by agency type

• SEO agency adding AI visibility to existing reporting: Searchable
• Lots of clients + automated monthly reports: Rankfender
• Building a dedicated GEO/AEO retainer service: Surva.ai
• You mainly need beautiful branded PDFs: Ayzeo
• Simple, inexpensive AI visibility reporting: Citenzo
• Large multi-client GEO operation: Tower GEO

One important distinction: don't choose purely based on whether a tool says "white-label." Check whether it actually removes all vendor branding, supports your custom domain, lets you customize the report narrative/sections, provides scheduled delivery, and gives each client isolated data/workspaces. Those are what make it genuinely agency-ready.

If you tell me roughly how many clients you want to report on (e.g. 10, 50, 200+) and whether you need PDF reports, a client portal, or both, I can narrow this to the best 2–3 and compare pricing/features side-by-side.

That's particularly useful if your business model is:

Prospect → AI visibility audit → branded report → sell GEO/AEO retainer → monthly reporting.

🥈 Rankfender — best for recurring reports

rankfender.com

This looks particularly good if report automation is your priority. It supports white-label branding, custom covers/colors, scheduled weekly/monthly delivery, client portals, PDF export, competitive share of voice, and integrations with GSC/GA4. RankFender

Its reports cover multiple AI systems including ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, DeepSeek, Grok and Meta Llama.

🥉 Surva.ai — best if you're building an AEO service

surva.ai

This is interesting because it goes beyond reporting. It has prospecting, CRM, branded prospect reports, client sub-accounts, custom domains, branded dashboards, PDFs and email digests. Their Agency Mode is positioned specifically around letting agencies sell AEO/GEO under their own brand. Surva.ai

If you want to turn AI visibility into a new recurring service line, I'd definitely demo this one.

Ayzeo — best if the deliverable itself is the priority

ayzeo.com

Ayzeo is very focused on the client-facing report. It supports agency logo/colors/contact information and per-client branding, with reports covering visibility, citations, mentions, sentiment, competitor benchmarking and trends across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, DeepSeek and Grok. ayzeo.com

A couple of others worth testing

Citenzo is appealing if you want something straightforward: score, share of voice, before/after lift, competitors and citation/source information packaged into white-label reports.

Tower GEO is more explicitly designed around agencies managing multiple client brands, with client workspaces, white-label PDFs/dashboards and custom-domain support.

What I'd choose by agency type

If your priority is an agency-grade AI visibility report that looks like it came from your agency—not the software vendor—I'd shortlist these:

1. Peec AI — my first choice for an agency

peec.ai

Peec is particularly compelling because it is explicitly built around the agency workflow: multiple client projects, client-ready dashboards, automated reporting, and agency pricing. You can create a branded Looker Studio template once and clone it for each client. Clients can access the dashboard without needing a Peec login. Peec AI

It tracks visibility across ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot and Perplexity, including mention rate, position, citations and sentiment. Peec AI

The other big advantage is automation: Peec's MCP can feed client visibility data into workflows involving Claude, n8n, Make, etc., and generate recurring client summaries. Peec AI

I'd pick this if you're selling "AI visibility/GEO" as an ongoing agency service.

2. Rankfender — best if the report itself is the product

rankfender.com

Rankfender is interesting because it is much more focused on the actual client report. It advertises 10-section white-label reports, agency branding, competitive share of voice, AI-system breakdowns, GSC/GA4 data, KPI trends, scheduled weekly/monthly delivery, PDF export and client portals. RankFender

So if your workflow is:

Track → automatically generate beautiful report → email client → repeat monthly

I'd seriously demo this one.

3. Ayzeo — best for polished branded PDFs

ayzeo.com

Ayzeo specifically positions its product around agency-branded PDF reports. You can replace its branding with your logo, colors and contact information, with independent branding for different projects. Ayzeo

Its reports cover visibility, citations, URL visits, mentions, sentiment, average position and competitor/GEO metrics. Ayzeo

I'd favor this if the monthly PDF/deck is what your clients primarily consume.

4. OtterlyAI — excellent data, but understand the white-label distinction

otterly.ai

Otterly is a strong AI-search monitoring platform and supports branded reports plus a Looker Studio connector. Otterly

One important caveat: Otterly itself says it does not currently have native white-labeling of its interface/URLs. Instead, the recommended agency approach is to pipe its data into Looker Studio and build your own branded dashboard. Otterly AI Otterly AI

That isn't necessarily bad—in fact, Looker Studio can give you more control over the final report.

What I'd choose

For an agency in 2026, I'd rank them:

🥇 Peec AI — best combination of AI visibility data + multi-client agency workflow + branded reporting + automation.

🥈 Rankfender — if your biggest concern is producing an impressive, automated client-facing report with minimal setup.

🥉 Ayzeo — if you primarily want beautiful white-label PDFs.

OtterlyAI + Looker Studio — if you already have a reporting system and want powerful AI visibility data feeding into it.

One particularly attractive architecture is:

Peec → Looker Studio → your agency branding → client portal/report → automated monthly email

That gives you much more control than relying on a vendor's fixed PDF template, while still avoiding building the AI visibility tracking infrastructure yourself. Peec explicitly supports this workflow. Peec AI

If you tell me roughly how many clients you have (e.g. 5, 25, 100+) and whether you want PDF reports, a live dashboard, or both, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 options and compare pricing/features for your agency size.

If you’re an agency selling AI visibility / GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) services, the best platform depends on whether you need just branded PDFs or a full client-facing white-label portal. Those are very different capabilities. SEOforGPT

Here are the strongest options:

Rank Prompt RankFender Ayzeo AISeen Citenzo## My shortlist by agency type

Best overall for a growing SEO/GEO agency

Rank Prompt

• Strong agency orientation
• Designed around multiple brands/projects
• Better fit than enterprise AI-monitoring tools if you have dozens of clients
• Useful for recurring reporting packages Rank Prompt

Best “this looks like our own product” experience

Rankfender

• Strong white-label presentation
• Custom branding elements
• Client portal approach
• Automated delivery is useful for monthly retainers RankFender

Best if you mainly need beautiful PDFs

Ayzeo

• Fastest route to client-ready reports
• Good for agencies that already have their own dashboards/processes
• Less about building a complete reporting ecosystem Ayzeo

Best budget-friendly add-on to SEO services

Citenzo

• Focused on making AI visibility understandable to existing SEO clients
• Useful as a new recurring line item alongside rankings, traffic, and backlinks Citenzo

Features I’d require before choosing

For an agency, I’d look for:

• ✅ Your logo, colors, and agency name
• ✅ No vendor branding visible to clients
• ✅ Client-by-client workspaces
• ✅ Scheduled monthly reports
• ✅ Competitor tracking
• ✅ Prompt-level visibility data
• ✅ ChatGPT / Gemini / Perplexity / Claude coverage
• ✅ Export to PDF and shareable client links
• ✅ API or integrations if you already use Looker Studio, HubSpot, etc.

What I would avoid

Many “AI visibility” tools are built for one brand monitoring, then add “agency” features later. If you have 20–100 clients, prioritize:

1. multi-client management,
2. white-label delivery,
3. predictable pricing per client,
4. automated reporting.

For most agencies today, I’d start by testing Rank Prompt, Rankfender, and Ayzeo side-by-side because they cover the three main delivery models: agency platform, branded portal, and polished reports. Rank Prompt RankFender Ayzeo

I can also put together a pricing/features comparison for 10–50 client agencies if that’s your use case.

If you mean GEO/AEO/AI-search visibility reports that you can sell to clients under your agency’s brand, there are several good options—but they differ a lot in how “white-label” they really are.

My shortlist

🥇 My pick: Ayzeo

ayzeo.com

Ayzeo looks particularly well suited to what you're describing. Its white-label reports let you replace the platform branding with your logo, colors, and contact information, with independent branding per project. Reports include visibility, citations, URL visits, mentions, sentiment, position and competitor data across multiple AI engines. Ayzeo Ayzeo

The important distinction is that this is actually agency-branded output, rather than simply exporting data and putting it into your own Looker Studio template.

🥈 If you want a client-facing platform: Zumi

zumihq.com

Zumi is more interesting if your goal is to create something that feels like your agency's own AI visibility product. It supports separate client workspaces, isolated queries/competitors, agency branding, and white-label reporting. Zumi

I'd favor this over Ayzeo if clients need to log in and interact with their data, rather than simply receiving a monthly PDF.

🥉 For automated monthly reporting: Rankfender

rankfender.com

Rankfender is appealing if the main thing you're selling is a recurring monthly AI visibility report. It offers custom logos/colors/cover pages, scheduled weekly or monthly delivery, PDF export, client portals, competitive share of voice, and GSC/GA4 integration. RankFender

That's a particularly good fit for an SEO agency adding an “AI Search Visibility” line item to existing retainers.

A few others worth considering

• Sailiently — unusually attractive if you have clients sporadically because it uses a pay-per-project/credit model rather than requiring another SaaS subscription. It supports fully white-labeled reports and client-facing links. Sailiently
• GeoNexo AI — more of an end-to-end GEO platform, with branded reports, shareable links, scheduled delivery and white-label client workspaces. GeoNexo AI
• Baarely — worth a look if you want inexpensive native white-label PDF/HTML reporting; its Agency offering is specifically aimed at agencies. Baarely
• Peec AI — stronger if your priority is analytics, benchmarking and multi-brand monitoring rather than making the reporting experience look completely like your own SaaS. Baarely
• Profound — probably the strongest choice for sophisticated enterprise clients, but I'd only go here if you're selling a fairly high-ticket AI-search intelligence service. Bloomiro

What I'd choose based on your business model

• “I want to send beautifully branded monthly PDF reports” → Ayzeo
• “I want clients to log into a portal that looks like my agency” → Zumi
• “I want automated recurring reports + SEO/GSC/GA4 data” → Rankfender
• “I only need reports occasionally and don't want another monthly SaaS bill” → Sailiently
• “I'm selling high-end enterprise AI-search intelligence” → Profound
• “I want to monitor + actually provide GEO optimization/content services” → GeoNexo or Ayzeo

One important caveat: “white-label reporting” and “white-label SaaS” are not the same thing. Some tools let you put your logo on a PDF while the client still sees the vendor's dashboard. If you're trying to create a $500–$2,000+/month agency service that looks like your own AI visibility platform, I'd narrow the search to platforms offering a genuinely branded client portal/workspace. SEO for GPT

If you tell me roughly how many clients you want to report on (10 / 50 / 100+) and what you'd charge each client, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 options based on agency margins and cost per client.

🥈 If you want a client-facing platform: Zumi

zumihq.com

Zumi is more interesting if your goal is to create something that feels like your agency's own AI visibility product. It supports separate client workspaces, isolated queries/competitors, agency branding, and white-label reporting. Zumi

I'd favor this over Ayzeo if clients need to log in and interact with their data, rather than simply receiving a monthly PDF.

🥉 For automated monthly reporting: Rankfender

rankfender.com

Rankfender is appealing if the main thing you're selling is a recurring monthly AI visibility report. It offers custom logos/colors/cover pages, scheduled weekly or monthly delivery, PDF export, client portals, competitive share of voice, and GSC/GA4 integration.

If you’re an agency selling AI visibility / GEO / AEO services, the best software depends on whether you need a branded PDF report, a client portal, or a full white-label AI search product you can resell. Those are very different capabilities. SEO for GPT

Here are the strongest options right now:

My shortlist by agency type

1. SEO agency adding AI visibility as a new deliverable

Choose:

• Searchable — strongest agency workflow if you want prospect audits → client conversion → ongoing reporting. Searchable
• Rankfender — better if your priority is automated monthly client reports. RankFender

2. Agency that wants clients to think “this is our software”

Choose:

• Geneo
• Surva.ai
• Zumi

These are closer to a true white-label SaaS experience with client-facing branding. Geneo Surva.ai Zumi

3. Smaller agency testing AI visibility as a new revenue stream

Look at:

• AISeen
• Citenzo
• PingMyBrand

They appear positioned toward simpler branded reporting and easier agency adoption. AISeen Citenzo Ping My Brand

Features I would require before choosing

For a real agency product, make sure it has:

• ✅ Your logo + colors on every report
• ✅ Client-specific dashboards/workspaces
• ✅ Custom domain or portal (if you want SaaS positioning)
• ✅ Competitor tracking
• ✅ Citation/source tracking (not just “AI score”)
• ✅ ChatGPT + Gemini + Perplexity coverage
• ✅ PDF export + scheduled delivery
• ✅ API access if you plan to integrate with your own dashboard

My pick

For most agencies starting today:

1. Best overall agency platform: Searchable Searchable
2. Best white-label client portal: Geneo Geneo
3. Best recurring report automation: Rankfender RankFender
4. Best reseller-style experience: Surva.ai Surva.ai

If you tell me your agency size (solo / 5–20 clients / 100+ clients) and whether you want PDF reports only vs a full branded portal, I can narrow this to the top 2–3.

For an agency, the “best” white-label AI visibility reporting software depends on whether you need just branded PDFs or a full client-facing portal. The market is moving quickly, but these are some of the strongest options for agencies right now. SEO for GPT Rank Prompt

Best overall white-label AI visibility platforms

My shortlist by agency type

1. SEO agency adding AI visibility as a new service

Pick:

• Rank Prompt
• AgencyReportr

Why:

• Easier upsell to existing SEO clients
• Monthly automated reporting fits existing retainers
• Less need to build custom dashboards

2. Premium agency selling “AI search optimization” retainers

Pick:

• Rankfender
• Zumi

Why:

• More “your agency’s proprietary platform” feel
• Better for executive-facing reports
• Stronger client experience

3. Solo consultant or small agency testing the offer

Pick:

• Ceyo
• Ayzeo

Why:

• Lower operational overhead
• Faster to produce client-ready deliverables
• Good before investing in a larger stack Ayzeo Ceyo

Features I would require before buying

For a real agency workflow, look for:

• ✅ Your logo, colors, and agency name everywhere
• ✅ Client-specific workspaces
• ✅ Scheduled monthly PDF/email reports
• ✅ Competitor tracking
• ✅ Citation/source tracking
• ✅ ChatGPT + Gemini + Perplexity + Google AI Overviews coverage
• ✅ Export/API options
• ✅ Prospect audits for sales calls

A lot of tools call themselves “white label” when they only let you put a logo on a PDF. True agency white-label usually means the client experience does not expose the underlying vendor. SEO for GPT

My practical recommendation

For most agencies starting an AI visibility service:

1. Start with Rank Prompt or Rankfender if AI visibility will become a standalone retainer service. Rank Prompt RankFender
2. Use AgencyReportr if you want AI visibility integrated into your existing SEO/PPC reporting stack. AgencyReportr
3. Avoid building custom Looker Studio dashboards first unless you already have enough clients to justify the maintenance.

If you tell me your agency size (solo / 5–20 clients / 50+ clients), monthly budget, and whether you want PDF reports vs a client portal, I can narrow this to the best 2–3 choices.

For an agency, the “best” white-label AI visibility reporting software depends on whether you want just branded PDFs or a full client-facing AI visibility product (portal, dashboards, recurring reports, custom domain, etc.). Those are very different categories. SEO for GPT

Here are the strongest options I’d shortlist:

My picks by agency type

1. SEO agency adding AI visibility as a new service

Pick:

• Rankfender
• BrandCite

You probably already have SEO dashboards, so you mainly need a clean AI visibility section you can add to monthly reports. RankFender BrandCite

2. Agency selling “AI Search Optimization” retainers

Pick:

• Geneo
• Surva.ai
• Zumi

These are closer to a productized service: clients can log in, see trends, and associate the value with your agency brand. Zumi Surva.ai Geneo

3. Agency doing lots of prospecting/audits

Pick:

• Searchable

The pitch-workspace approach is useful when you want to create an AI visibility audit before a client signs. Searchable

Features I would require before buying

• ✅ Your logo and colors on every report
• ✅ No vendor branding on client-facing pages
• ✅ Custom domain or subdomain option
• ✅ Multi-client management
• ✅ Competitor/share-of-voice tracking
• ✅ Citation/source tracking (where AI models get information)
• ✅ Scheduled monthly reports
• ✅ Exportable PDFs
• ✅ API access if you want to build your own dashboard

My practical shortlist

If I were building an AI visibility service inside an agency today:

1. Best overall white-label experience: Geneo Geneo
2. Best for selling audits and closing clients: Searchable Searchable
3. Best simple reporting add-on: Rankfender RankFender
4. Best lightweight branded PDF product: BrandCite BrandCite

A key question: are you trying to sell AI visibility as a new monthly retainer service, or do you just need AI visibility pages added into existing SEO client reports? That changes the best choice quite a bit.

For an agency, the “best” white-label AI visibility reporting software depends on whether you need just branded PDFs or a full client-facing platform under your own brand. The market is splitting into those two categories. SEOforGPT

Here are the strongest options:

My shortlist by agency type

If you are an SEO agency adding AI visibility as a new service

Pick:

1. Rank Prompt — best overall agency workflow. Rank Prompt
2. Ayzeo — best-looking client deliverables. Ayzeo
3. Rankfender — good for automated recurring reporting. RankFender

If you want to sell “AI visibility audits” to prospects

Pick:

• Rank Prompt for prospecting + multi-client scaling. Rank Prompt
• BrandCite for a simple branded audit product. BrandCite

If you want a true “our agency has its own AI visibility SaaS” experience

Look for:

• Custom domain
• Client login portal
• Your logo replacing vendor branding everywhere
• Automated email delivery
• API access
• Multi-client workspaces

Platforms like Rank Prompt, LLM Pulse, and some enterprise tools are closer to this model than simple PDF generators. SEOforGPT

Features I would prioritize before buying

• Tracks multiple AI engines: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews
• Citation/source analysis: not just “mentions”
• Competitor share of voice
• Prompt tracking
• Scheduled client delivery
• Editable executive summaries
• Custom domain/client portal
• API or Looker Studio support

A common mistake is buying a tool that creates a pretty PDF but does not give you enough evidence to justify ongoing retainers. The stronger agency tools combine measurement with recommendations and workflow. Cliro

For most agencies today, I would start by evaluating Rank Prompt vs Ayzeo vs LLM Pulse: one is more “agency operating system,” one is more “premium report generator,” and one is more “data/reporting infrastructure.” SEOforGPT Rank Prompt Ayzeo

If your main requirement is agency-grade AI visibility/GEO reports that look like they came from your agency, rather than just an internal monitoring dashboard, I’d shortlist these:

My top 3

1. Rankfender — best if reporting is the product

It combines white-label reports, custom branding, scheduled delivery, client portals, PDF export, competitive share of voice, and broader marketing data such as GSC/GA4. That's closer to what an agency actually needs for recurring client reporting than a raw AI-monitoring platform. RankFender

2. Ayzeo — best for polished branded PDFs

Ayzeo specifically supports agency branding—logo, colors, contact details—and generates reports covering visibility, citations, URL visits, mentions, sentiment, position, and multiple AI platforms. Ayzeo

3. Peec AI — best if you want Looker Studio

Peec is particularly interesting if your agency already has a reporting system built around Looker Studio. Its agency offering provides white-label client reporting, although it's a Looker Studio template rather than a completely white-labeled SaaS portal. Koalr

One important distinction

I'd separate "white-label report" from "white-label software."

A lot of platforms call themselves white-label because they let you export a PDF with your logo. A true agency platform should ideally give you:

• Your logo/colors
• Custom domain
• No vendor branding
• Separate client workspaces
• Client login/portal
• Automated monthly reports
• PDF export
• Competitor comparisons
• Visibility/share-of-voice trends
• Citation/source analysis
• Multiple AI engines
• Ideally API/CSV access

That distinction matters quite a bit if you're planning to sell AI visibility as a recurring service, rather than merely add an AI section to an existing SEO report. SEOforGPT

If I were choosing today: I'd start by demoing Rankfender, Ayzeo, and Peec, then choose based on whether you want a client portal, beautiful PDFs, or maximum reporting flexibility, respectively.

If you tell me roughly how many clients you have (10 / 50 / 100+) and whether you want PDFs, a client portal, or both, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 and compare their current pricing.

Ayzeo specifically supports agency branding—logo, colors, contact details—and generates reports covering visibility, citations, URL visits, mentions, sentiment, position, and multiple AI platforms. ayzeo.com

3. Peec AI — best if you want Looker Studio

Peec is particularly interesting if your agency already has a reporting system built around Looker Studio. Its agency offering provides white-label client reporting, although it's a Looker Studio template rather than a completely white-labeled SaaS portal.

One important distinction

I'd separate "white-label report" from "white-label software."

If you're an agency selling AI visibility / GEO / AEO as a recurring service, I’d prioritize tools that do more than just track mentions: multi-client workspaces + automated reporting + true white-label branding + useful client-facing metrics.

My top picks

🥇 Best value: AEOVisor

aeovisor.com

This is probably the first one I'd test if you're an agency and the report itself is the product you're selling.

Their agency plan is currently advertised at $79/month, with up to 10 brands, six AI engines, automated tracking, citation intelligence, API access, scheduled exports, and white-label PDF reports. They specifically say reports use your logo, agency name and website URL without AEOVisor branding. AEOVisor

That's unusually attractive if you're trying to add something like:

"AI Visibility Monitoring — $499/mo"

to an existing SEO client rather than buying a $500–$2,000/month enterprise platform.

🥈 Best-looking client reports: Ayzeo

ayzeo.com

Ayzeo is worth a serious look if presentation quality is your primary concern. It lets agencies put their own logo, colors and contact information on reports, with separate branding settings for each client. Reports include visibility, citations, URL visits, mentions, sentiment, position and competitor benchmarks across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, DeepSeek and Grok. Ayzeo

I'd choose this over a generic dashboard if your workflow is:

run scan → generate branded PDF → send to client → discuss recommendations.

🥇 Best if you want to build an actual AI-search service: AISEOP

aiseop.ai

AISEOP is more interesting if you don't want the product to stop at reporting. It offers a multi-brand workspace, separate prompts/scores/citation feeds, role-based access, and white-label reports with your agency's logo, colors and domain. AISEOP

That makes it more suitable if you eventually want clients to log in to:

Your Agency AI Visibility Portal

rather than just receive a monthly PDF.

Also worth considering

LLM Pulse is particularly interesting if your agency already builds client dashboards in Looker Studio. Its agency offering is designed around duplicating reporting templates across clients and blending AI visibility with SEO/PR metrics. LLM Pulse

GeoNexo AI goes further into service delivery: tracking, content, strategy, branded PDFs/PNGs/shareable reports and a white-label client workspace. GeoNexo AI

Peec AI is a stronger candidate if you care more about established AI visibility analytics than having the cheapest white-label reporting solution. Current agency-focused comparisons specifically identify Peec as a strong multi-brand/agency option. Prism News Bloomiro

Profound is the one I'd investigate for large enterprise accounts. It's considerably more oriented toward deep enterprise intelligence than simply producing a nice agency-branded report. Bloomiro

What I'd choose

If I were setting this up for an agency today:

• $79–$300/mo tool budget: AEOVisor or Ayzeo
• Want clients to have a branded portal: AISEOP
• Already use Looker Studio: LLM Pulse
• Want to sell a complete GEO service, including fixes/content: GeoNexo AI
• Enterprise clients / sophisticated analytics: Profound
• Established AI visibility monitoring: Peec

One important distinction: "white-label reporting" can mean simply putting your logo on a PDF, or it can mean completely replacing the vendor's client-facing experience with your brand. Those are very different. Current comparisons show that some tools marketed toward agencies only provide branded exports, while others provide branded dashboards, domains, emails and client portals. GeoVector

If you tell me roughly how many clients you want to report on (10, 50, 100+) and whether you want PDF reports or a branded client dashboard, I can narrow this to the 3 best options and compare their current pricing, AI engines, metrics, API, and white-label capabilities.

This is probably the first one I'd test if you're an agency and the report itself is the product you're selling.

Their agency plan is currently advertised at $79/month, with up to 10 brands, six AI engines, automated tracking, citation intelligence, API access, scheduled exports, and white-label PDF reports. They specifically say reports use your logo, agency name and website URL without AEOVisor branding. AEOVisor

That's unusually attractive if you're trying to add something like:

"AI Visibility Monitoring — $499/mo"

to an existing SEO client rather than buying a $500–$2,000/month enterprise platform.

🥈 Best-looking client reports: Ayzeo

ayzeo.com

Ayzeo is worth a serious look if presentation quality is your primary concern. It lets agencies put their own logo, colors and contact information on reports, with separate branding settings for each client. Reports include visibility, citations, URL visits, mentions, sentiment, position and competitor benchmarks across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, DeepSeek and Grok. Ayzeo

I'd choose this over a generic dashboard if your workflow is:

run scan → generate branded PDF → send to client → discuss recommendations.

🥇 Best if you want to build an actual AI-search service: AISEOP

aiseop.ai

AISEOP is more interesting if you don't want the product to stop at reporting. It offers a multi-brand workspace, separate prompts/scores/citation feeds, role-based access, and white-label reports with your agency's logo, colors and domain. AISEOP

That makes it more suitable if you eventually want clients to log in to:

Your Agency AI Visibility Portal

rather than just receive a monthly PDF.

Also worth considering

LLM Pulse is particularly interesting if your agency already builds client dashboards in Looker Studio. Its agency offering is designed around duplicating reporting templates across clients and blending AI visibility with SEO/PR metrics. llmpulse.ai

GeoNexo AI goes further into service delivery: tracking, content, strategy, branded PDFs/PNGs/shareable reports and a white-label client workspace. geonexo.ai

Peec AI is a stronger candidate if you care more about established AI visibility analytics than having the cheapest white-label reporting solution. Current agency-focused comparisons specifically identify Peec as a strong multi-brand/agency option. prismnews.com bloomiro.com

Profound is the one I'd investigate for large enterprise accounts. It's considerably more oriented toward deep enterprise intelligence than simply producing a nice agency-branded report.

What I'd choose

If I were setting this up for an agency today:

If you mean AI visibility / GEO reporting—showing clients how often they’re mentioned or cited by ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, etc.—there are now several good agency-focused options.

My shortlist

🥇 My pick: Ayzeo

ayzeo.com

Ayzeo looks particularly well suited if your primary requirement is "I need a beautiful report with my agency's branding that I can send to clients."

It supports:

• Your logo, colors, contact information
• Independent branding for each client/project
• PDF reports
• Automated monthly reports
• Visibility, citations, mentions, sentiment and competitor data
• Tracking across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, DeepSeek and Grok
• A white-label dashboard add-on if you want to go beyond PDFs

Its biggest advantage is that it appears designed around the deliverable, rather than making you build the report yourself. Ayzeo

🏆 If you want a completely white-labeled client portal

I'd look at GeoVector.

geovector.ai

There's an important distinction here: "white-label report" can mean putting your logo on a PDF, whereas "white-label platform" means the client actually logs into something that looks like your software.

GeoVector is in the latter category, with agency white-labeling extending to the dashboard, sign-in, email and shared client reports. Its agency/enterprise offering is considerably more expensive, though. GeoVector

💰 If you're already an SEO agency

SE Ranking is probably worth considering.

seranking.com

It gives you traditional SEO reporting plus AI-related capabilities, custom colors/logo/domain, automated branded reports and client access. SE Ranking SE Ranking

That's attractive if you want one report covering SEO + AI visibility, rather than introducing a separate GEO product to clients.

🚀 Other interesting agency-first options

AISEOP — particularly interesting if you want multiple client brands in one workspace, role-based access and reporting under your own logo/colors/domain. AISEOP

aiseop.ai

Seerly — emphasizes automated scheduled PDF/web reports, agency branding and multi-client management. Seerly

seerly.app

Rankfender — particularly interesting if you want reports with a lot of depth: AI visibility trends, competitive share of voice, citations, topic authority, claim accuracy, GSC/GA4 and recommendations, plus custom-domain client portals. RankFender

rankfender.com

Sailiently — worth looking at if you're selling reports project-by-project rather than wanting another large monthly SaaS commitment. It offers agency-branded reports and a pay-per-project model. Sailiently

sailiently.com

What I'd choose by agency model

• "I just need great-looking branded AI visibility PDFs" → Ayzeo
• "I want clients to think this is our proprietary GEO platform" → GeoVector
• "We're an SEO agency and want AI visibility added to our existing reporting" → SE Ranking
• "We have 20–100+ clients and need centralized agency management" → AISEOP / Seerly / Zumi
• "We want extremely detailed reports and a white-label portal" → Rankfender
• "We don't want another big SaaS subscription" → Sailiently

One thing I'd strongly evaluate before buying: whether the platform lets you show the actual underlying AI answers/citations, not just an opaque "AI visibility score." That's increasingly important when a client asks, "Okay, but which ChatGPT answers are we actually appearing in?" Seerly, for example, explicitly exposes the underlying AI response behind report metrics. Seerly

If you tell me roughly how many clients you have (e.g. 10, 50, 200+) and whether you want PDF reports, a white-label dashboard, or both, I can narrow this down to the 3 best options and compare their current pricing/features.

GeoVector is in the latter category, with agency white-labeling extending to the dashboard, sign-in, email and shared client reports. Its agency/enterprise offering is considerably more expensive, though. GeoVector

💰 If you're already an SEO agency

SE Ranking is probably worth considering.

seranking.com

It gives you traditional SEO reporting plus AI-related capabilities, custom colors/logo/domain, automated branded reports and client access. SE Ranking SE Ranking

That's attractive if you want one report covering SEO + AI visibility, rather than introducing a separate GEO product to clients.

🚀 Other interesting agency-first options

AISEOP — particularly interesting if you want multiple client brands in one workspace, role-based access and reporting under your own logo/colors/domain. AISEOP

aiseop.ai

Seerly — emphasizes automated scheduled PDF/web reports, agency branding and multi-client management. seerly.app

seerly.app

Rankfender — particularly interesting if you want reports with a lot of depth: AI visibility trends, competitive share of voice, citations, topic authority, claim accuracy, GSC/GA4 and recommendations, plus custom-domain client portals. rankfender.com

If your goal is an agency-facing product where clients see AI visibility reports under your branding, I’d shortlist these:

My picks by use case

1. You want to sell “AI Visibility Reports” as a standalone agency service → Cliro or Baarely.

Cliro is particularly interesting because it combines AI visibility tracking, multi-client management, branded reporting, site audits and content recommendations. Its Business plan reportedly starts around $239/mo, with more extensive white-labeling at higher tiers. Cliro

Baarely is compelling if the report itself is the product. It offers agency-branded PDF and HTML reports and is positioned specifically around turning AI visibility data into client-ready deliverables. Baarely

2. You want the client to log into a portal that looks like your software → look harder at true white-label platforms.

There's an important distinction here: “white-label report” ≠ “white-label SaaS.” Some platforms simply put your logo on a PDF, while others can brand the dashboard, client login, emails, domain, etc. That distinction is particularly important for agencies trying to make AI visibility feel like their own proprietary service. SEO for GPT

Ayzeo is worth investigating here because its positioning includes white-label PDF reporting alongside AI visibility and GEO functionality. Ayzeo

3. You care most about the quality/depth of the underlying AI visibility data → Peec or Profound.

Peec is a strong middle ground for agencies and multi-brand tracking. Profound is more enterprise-oriented and goes considerably deeper into AI search/answer-engine data, but I'd be less inclined to choose it solely for a white-label reporting business. Bloomiro Baarely

4. You already have an agency reporting stack → AgencyAnalytics + an AI visibility data source.

This is an underrated approach. AgencyAnalytics is fundamentally a white-label reporting/client-portal platform, rather than an AI visibility specialist. That means you can potentially combine AI visibility data with SEO, GA4, Search Console, ads, leads, etc., into one branded monthly client report. Website Verdict

What I'd choose

If I were building an agency offering in 2026, I'd narrow it to:

• Best turnkey: Cliro
• Best for beautiful, client-facing AI reports: Baarely
• Best white-label GEO/reporting specialist: Ayzeo
• Best data/analytics: Peec AI
• Best enterprise data: Profound
• Best if you want AI visibility integrated into your existing SEO reporting: AgencyAnalytics

One caveat: the white-label claims and pricing in this category change rapidly, and several comparison sites disagree about whether particular platforms offer true white-labeling versus merely branded exports. For example, recent comparisons specifically flag Otterly's lack of native white-labeling despite its agency functionality. Baarely geovector.ai

If you tell me roughly how many clients you want to report on (e.g. 10, 50, 200+) and whether you want a branded PDF, branded dashboard, or fully white-labeled client portal, I can narrow this to the 3 best options and compare their actual pricing, branding capabilities, AI engines, API access, and per-client economics.

Baarely is compelling if the report itself is the product. It offers agency-branded PDF and HTML reports and is positioned specifically around turning AI visibility data into client-ready deliverables. Baarely

2. You want the client to log into a portal that looks like your software → look harder at true white-label platforms.

There's an important distinction here: “white-label report” ≠ “white-label SaaS.” Some platforms simply put your logo on a PDF, while others can brand the dashboard, client login, emails, domain, etc. That distinction is particularly important for agencies trying to make AI visibility feel like their own proprietary service. SEO for GPT

Ayzeo is worth investigating here because its positioning includes white-label PDF reporting alongside AI visibility and GEO functionality. Ayzeo

3. You care most about the quality/depth of the underlying AI visibility data → Peec or Profound.

Peec is a strong middle ground for agencies and multi-brand tracking. Profound is more enterprise-oriented and goes considerably deeper into AI search/answer-engine data, but I'd be less inclined to choose it solely for a white-label reporting business. bloomiro.com Baarely

4. You already have an agency reporting stack → AgencyAnalytics + an AI visibility data source.

This is an underrated approach. AgencyAnalytics is fundamentally a white-label reporting/client-portal platform, rather than an AI visibility specialist. That means you can potentially combine AI visibility data with SEO, GA4, Search Console, ads, leads, etc., into one branded monthly client report.

If your main requirement is “I want to sell AI-visibility reporting to clients under my agency’s brand”, I’d shortlist these differently than I would for a normal AI-visibility tracker.

My picks for an agency

🥇 Best overall: Cliro

usecliro.com

This is probably where I'd start if you're building an agency service around GEO/AEO.

It combines multi-client AI visibility tracking, branded reporting, competitor/share-of-voice data, citations, GA4/Search Console data, and site-audit findings. Reports can be scheduled weekly/monthly and delivered as PDFs or shareable client links. White-label reporting is available on its Scale plan and up. Cliro

The important distinction is that this isn't merely “export a PDF with our logo.” It is closer to an agency operating layer.

🥈 Best if reporting itself is the product: Rankfender

rankfender.com

Rankfender is particularly interesting if your goal is to make the AI visibility report a recurring client deliverable.

It offers custom branding, scheduled reports, PDF export, client portals, AI-system breakdowns, competitive share of voice, and the ability to combine AI visibility with GSC/GA4 data. RankFender

🥉 Best for a more sophisticated agency platform: Searchable

searchable.com

Searchable is worth looking at if you're not just reporting to existing clients but also want to use AI visibility as a sales/prospecting mechanism.

It has pitch workspaces, white-labeled reports, client reporting, and API access, so you can potentially build a more customized agency workflow around it. Searchable

Best inexpensive option: PingMyBrand

pingmybrand.com

If you have lots of SMB clients and don't want enterprise pricing, this is interesting. Its agency offering advertises 10 client brands for $199/month, weekly rescans, white-label reports, and agency branding. PingMyBrand

I'd investigate its depth of reporting before choosing it over Cliro/Rankfender, though.

Best if you primarily need beautiful PDFs: Ayzeo

ayzeo.com

Ayzeo is explicitly designed around agency-branded AI visibility PDFs. You can customize logo, colors and contact information per project, with metrics such as visibility, citations, URL visits, mentions, sentiment and average position. Ayzeo

That's attractive if your existing agency already has its own SEO/reporting stack and you simply need a great-looking AI visibility section.

One important distinction

I'd separate the market into three categories:

1. “I need a branded PDF.”
→ Ayzeo, BrandCite, Baarely

2. “I need an ongoing client reporting platform.”
→ Cliro, Rankfender, Searchable

3. “I need AI visibility data that I can pipe into my existing reporting system.”
→ Peec/Looker Studio and API-oriented platforms

Peec is particularly interesting here because its agency offering supports white-label reporting through a Looker Studio template, rather than being a completely white-labeled standalone application. Koalr

What I'd choose

If I were running an agency today, my shortlist would be:

Cliro → Rankfender → Searchable

And I'd evaluate them on these five things before signing up:

• Can I completely remove the vendor's branding?
• Can each client have its own workspace/report?
• Can reports be automatically generated and emailed?
• Can I customize the metrics/story, rather than just colors and logo?
• Can I pull the underlying data through an API?

That last one is especially important. If you're planning to turn AI visibility into a standardized monthly service across dozens or hundreds of clients, API access and client/workspace management will matter much more than having a pretty PDF.

If you tell me roughly how many clients you have (e.g. 10, 50, 200+) and whether you want PDF reports, a client portal, or both, I can narrow this to the 2–3 best options and compare pricing/features side-by-side.

This is probably where I'd start if you're building an agency service around GEO/AEO.

It combines multi-client AI visibility tracking, branded reporting, competitor/share-of-voice data, citations, GA4/Search Console data, and site-audit findings. Reports can be scheduled weekly/monthly and delivered as PDFs or shareable client links. White-label reporting is available on its Scale plan and up. Cliro

The important distinction is that this isn't merely “export a PDF with our logo.” It is closer to an agency operating layer.

🥈 Best if reporting itself is the product: Rankfender

rankfender.com

Rankfender is particularly interesting if your goal is to make the AI visibility report a recurring client deliverable.

It offers custom branding, scheduled reports, PDF export, client portals, AI-system breakdowns, competitive share of voice, and the ability to combine AI visibility with GSC/GA4 data. RankFender

🥉 Best for a more sophisticated agency platform: Searchable

searchable.com

Searchable is worth looking at if you're not just reporting to existing clients but also want to use AI visibility as a sales/prospecting mechanism.

It has pitch workspaces, white-labeled reports, client reporting, and API access, so you can potentially build a more customized agency workflow around it. Searchable

Best inexpensive option: PingMyBrand

pingmybrand.com

If you have lots of SMB clients and don't want enterprise pricing, this is interesting. Its agency offering advertises 10 client brands for $199/month, weekly rescans, white-label reports, and agency branding. PingMyBrand

I'd investigate its depth of reporting before choosing it over Cliro/Rankfender, though.

Best if you primarily need beautiful PDFs: Ayzeo

ayzeo.com

Ayzeo is explicitly designed around agency-branded AI visibility PDFs. You can customize logo, colors and contact information per project, with metrics such as visibility, citations, URL visits, mentions, sentiment and average position. Ayzeo

That's attractive if your existing agency already has its own SEO/reporting stack and you simply need a great-looking AI visibility section.

One important distinction

I'd separate the market into three categories:

1. “I need a branded PDF.”
→ Ayzeo, BrandCite, Baarely

2. “I need an ongoing client reporting platform.”
→ Cliro, Rankfender, Searchable

3. “I need AI visibility data that I can pipe into my existing reporting system.”
→ Peec/Looker Studio and API-oriented platforms

Peec is particularly interesting here because its agency offering supports white-label reporting through a Looker Studio template, rather than being a completely white-labeled standalone application.

What I'd choose

If I were running an agency today, my shortlist would be:

If your main goal is an agency-branded AI visibility/GEO report that you can send to clients every month, there are several good options now. The important distinction is between white-label PDFs and a fully white-labeled client portal—they’re not the same thing. SEO for GPT

My top picks

🥇 Rankfender — my first choice

rankfender.com

This looks particularly well matched to your use case. It specifically offers 10-section white-label AI visibility reports, custom logo/colors/cover, scheduled weekly or monthly delivery, PDF export, client portals, competitive share of voice, and integrations with GSC/GA4. RankFender

I'd choose this if your agency wants to make "AI visibility reporting" a recurring client deliverable rather than merely run occasional audits.

🥈 Zumi — best if the client experience matters

zumihq.com

Zumi is explicitly designed around agencies: separate client workspaces, multi-brand/multi-engine tracking, branded reporting, before/after comparisons, trends, and citation tracking. Zumi

This is the type I'd investigate if you want clients to log into something that feels like your agency's own AI-search dashboard, rather than receiving a PDF.

🥉 AI Brand Report — good turnkey option

aibrandreport.com

It supports 25 brands/projects, white-label PDFs, client guest access, competitive benchmarking, citation-source tracking and recommendations. The listed Agency plan is $399.95/month. AI Brand Report

This is attractive if you want something relatively packaged and don't want to assemble a reporting stack.

Ayzeo — best if the deliverable is primarily a beautiful PDF

ayzeo.com

Ayzeo is particularly focused on the report itself. It supports per-client branding, including your logo, colors, company information and contact details, with metrics such as visibility, citations, sentiment, competitor benchmarking and trends across major AI engines. Ayzeo

I'd look at this if your workflow is:

Run tracking → generate branded PDF → put it into your monthly/quarterly client report.

AgencyReportr — interesting if you want one reporting system for everything

agencyreportr.com

This one stands out because it combines AI visibility + traditional agency reporting. It advertises white-label reporting under your own domain and combines AI visibility with Google Analytics, Search Console, Google Ads, GBP and Meta Ads. AgencyReportr

That could eliminate the need to maintain separate tools for your SEO/PPC reports and your GEO report.

If I were choosing for an agency

I'd narrow it down to these three:

1. Rankfender — if your priority is excellent automated AI visibility reports.

2. Zumi — if your priority is a white-label client-facing product/portal.

3. AgencyReportr — if you want AI visibility to become another section of your existing SEO/PPC reporting.

One other option worth considering is Sailiently if you don't want to commit to a monthly platform: it offers white-label reports and shareable client views on a pay-per-project/credit model. Sailiently

One thing I'd be careful about

Don't buy based solely on the phrase "white-label." Ask each vendor specifically:

• Can I remove 100% of your branding?
• Can I use my own logo, colors and agency name?
• Can I use my own domain?
• Can the client log in under my branding?
• Can I create separate client workspaces?
• Can reports be automatically emailed monthly?
• Can I customize the report sections and narrative?
• Does it track ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews/AI Mode?
• Can I show competitor share of voice and citations?
• Can I export PDF + live dashboard?

Those distinctions matter considerably when you're reselling the software as an agency service. SEO for GPT

If you tell me roughly how many clients you want to report on (e.g. 10, 50, 100+) and whether you want a PDF only or a fully branded client portal, I can narrow this to the best 2–3 options and compare their current pricing/features.

This looks particularly well matched to your use case. It specifically offers 10-section white-label AI visibility reports, custom logo/colors/cover, scheduled weekly or monthly delivery, PDF export, client portals, competitive share of voice, and integrations with GSC/GA4. RankFender

I'd choose this if your agency wants to make "AI visibility reporting" a recurring client deliverable rather than merely run occasional audits.

🥈 Zumi — best if the client experience matters

zumihq.com

Zumi is explicitly designed around agencies: separate client workspaces, multi-brand/multi-engine tracking, branded reporting, before/after comparisons, trends, and citation tracking. Zumi

This is the type I'd investigate if you want clients to log into something that feels like your agency's own AI-search dashboard, rather than receiving a PDF.

🥉 AI Brand Report — good turnkey option

aibrandreport.com

It supports 25 brands/projects, white-label PDFs, client guest access, competitive benchmarking, citation-source tracking and recommendations. The listed Agency plan is $399.95/month. AI Brand Report

This is attractive if you want something relatively packaged and don't want to assemble a reporting stack.

Ayzeo — best if the deliverable is primarily a beautiful PDF

ayzeo.com

Ayzeo is particularly focused on the report itself. It supports per-client branding, including your logo, colors, company information and contact details, with metrics such as visibility, citations, sentiment, competitor benchmarking and trends across major AI engines. Ayzeo

I'd look at this if your workflow is:

Run tracking → generate branded PDF → put it into your monthly/quarterly client report.

AgencyReportr — interesting if you want one reporting system for everything

agencyreportr.com

This one stands out because it combines AI visibility + traditional agency reporting. It advertises white-label reporting under your own domain and combines AI visibility with Google Analytics, Search Console, Google Ads, GBP and Meta Ads. AgencyReportr

That could eliminate the need to maintain separate tools for your SEO/PPC reports and your GEO report.

If I were choosing for an agency

I'd narrow it down to these three:

1. Rankfender — if your priority is excellent automated AI visibility reports.

2. Zumi — if your priority is a white-label client-facing product/portal.

3. AgencyReportr — if you want AI visibility to become another section of your existing SEO/PPC reporting.

One other option worth considering is Sailiently if you don't want to commit to a monthly platform: it offers white-label reports and shareable client views on a pay-per-project/credit model.

One thing I'd be careful about

Don't buy based solely on the phrase "white-label." Ask each vendor specifically:

If your goal is “my agency sells AI visibility/GEO as a recurring service, and clients should see reports that look like they came entirely from us,” I’d shortlist these:

🥇 My pick: Rankfender

rankfender.com

This is probably the closest match to what you're describing. It specifically targets agencies and offers:

• Fully custom agency logo, colors, cover and footer
• White-labeled client portal
• Automated weekly/monthly reports
• PDF exports
• AI visibility trends
• Share of voice vs. competitors
• Citation/mention analysis
• GSC + GA4 integration
• Seven AI systems
• Per-client report customization

The important distinction is that it's not merely a “download a branded PDF” tool—the client portal itself can be white-labeled. RankFender

🥈 Citenzo — if you want something very simple

citenzo.com

Citenzo is appealing if the primary deliverable is a polished monthly AI visibility report rather than a massive enterprise platform.

It focuses on the metrics clients actually understand: visibility score, trend, share of voice, competitors, citations, and before/after improvement. Agency plans support white-label reports. Citenzo

🥉 AI Rank Lab — if you're selling AEO/GEO audits

airanklab.com

This one is worth a look if your agency wants to package AI visibility + traditional SEO/AEO together.

It offers:

• Agency logo
• Agency colors
• Custom domain
• Branded PDF exports
• White-label AEO reports
• White-label GEO reports
• Competitor benchmarking
• Recommendations

So you could potentially make the report feel like an actual proprietary agency product rather than a third-party report. AI Rank Lab

Also worth considering

AI Brand Report is particularly interesting for agencies because its Agency plan is built around multiple client brands, guest access, competitor benchmarking, citation tracking and white-label PDFs. AI Brand Report

Ayzeo is more ambitious if you want the software to help with the optimization side as well as reporting; it combines AI visibility monitoring, content generation and white-label reporting. Ayzeo

Tower GEO is worth investigating if you want clients to have a branded live dashboard, rather than receiving only PDFs. Tower GEO

Sailiently is unusually attractive for agencies that don't want another fixed SaaS subscription: it offers pay-per-project pricing and white-labeled reports/shareable client views. Sailiently

What I'd choose by agency model

• 10–50+ SEO clients, recurring monthly reporting: Rankfender
• Want a beautiful/simple AI visibility add-on to existing SEO reports: Citenzo
• Want to sell “AI Search/AEO/GEO Audits” as a product: AI Rank Lab
• Want a client portal/dashboard under your domain: Rankfender or Tower GEO
• Want AI visibility + recommendations/content optimization: Ayzeo
• Want low-commitment/pay-as-you-go: Sailiently

One thing I'd be careful about: “white-label reporting” is not the same as “white-label software.” Some products only put your logo on a PDF, while others remove their branding from the client portal, URL/domain, emails, reports, and dashboard. That's a major difference if you're trying to make AI visibility a branded recurring service. seoforgpt.io

If you tell me roughly how many clients you need to report on (10, 50, 100+) and your target monthly budget, I can narrow this to the 3 best options with current pricing and feature-by-feature comparison.

Sailiently is unusually attractive for agencies that don't want another fixed SaaS subscription: it offers pay-per-project pricing and white-labeled reports/shareable client views.

If your goal is an agency product you can resell as “AI visibility/GEO reporting” under your own brand, I’d shortlist these:

My top 3

1. Searchable — best if AI visibility is becoming a real service line

searchable.com

It is particularly interesting because it combines prospecting/pitch workspaces, AI visibility audits, white-label reporting, client programs and API access. That means you can potentially use the same system to sell the service and then deliver it. Searchable

2. Rankfender — best if the report itself is the product

rankfender.com

This is probably the one I'd investigate if your priority is producing impressive monthly client deliverables. It supports custom logo/color/cover branding, scheduled reports, PDF exports, a client portal, competitive share of voice, AI-system breakdowns, and GSC/GA4 data. RankFender

3. Cliro — best if you want reporting tied to execution

usecliro.com

Its reports can combine AI visibility, share of voice, citations, Analytics/Search Console data and site-audit findings, with automated reporting. White-label reporting starts on its Scale plan. Cliro

A particularly interesting low-cost option

PingMyBrand is worth looking at if you want to launch this as a high-margin standardized service rather than build a sophisticated GEO department. Its agency offering currently advertises 10 client brands for $199/month, weekly rescans, and white-labeled reports under your agency's name/logo/colors. PingMyBrand

pingmybrand.com

One important distinction

I'd separate these into two categories:

• “I need a beautiful branded PDF every month.” → Citenzo, BrandCite, Rankfender
• “I want to build an actual white-label AI visibility product for my clients.” → Searchable, Zumi, Cliro, LLM Metrix, AnswerPeek

For example, Citenzo explicitly focuses on branded monthly reports with visibility score, share of voice, competitors, citations and before/after lift. Citenzo Meanwhile, Zumi is built around isolated client workspaces and agency-branded reporting rather than simply exporting a PDF. Zumi

If I were choosing for an agency today: I'd demo Searchable, Rankfender, and Cliro first. If price/margin is the dominant concern, I'd also test PingMyBrand.

If you tell me roughly how many clients you have (e.g. 10, 50, 200+) and whether you need a client login/dashboard or just branded PDFs, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 options and compare pricing, margins, engines tracked, API, custom domains, and automation.

2. Rankfender — best if the report itself is the product

rankfender.com

This is probably the one I'd investigate if your priority is producing impressive monthly client deliverables. It supports custom logo/color/cover branding, scheduled reports, PDF exports, a client portal, competitive share of voice, AI-system breakdowns, and GSC/GA4 data. RankFender

3. Cliro — best if you want reporting tied to execution

usecliro.com

Its reports can combine AI visibility, share of voice, citations, Analytics/Search Console data and site-audit findings, with automated reporting. White-label reporting starts on its Scale plan. usecliro.com

A particularly interesting low-cost option

PingMyBrand is worth looking at if you want to launch this as a high-margin standardized service rather than build a sophisticated GEO department. Its agency offering currently advertises 10 client brands for $199/month, weekly rescans, and white-labeled reports under your agency's name/logo/colors.

If your goal is an agency product that produces genuinely client-ready, white-label AI visibility reports, I’d shortlist these:

🥇 My pick: Peec AI

peec.ai

Peec looks strongest if you want more than a pretty PDF. It supports multiple client workspaces, AI visibility tracking, competitor benchmarking, automated reporting, API/MCP access, and branded dashboards. Its agency offering specifically supports reporting under your branding, and it can track ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews/AI Mode, Gemini and Copilot. Peec AI Peec AI

The interesting part for an agency is the MCP/API layer: you can feed the visibility data into Claude, n8n, Make, etc., and automate the creation of client-specific narratives and reports. Peec AI

That's particularly useful if your agency wants reports that say:

AI Visibility: +18%
Share of Voice: #2 → #1
3 new citations acquired
Competitor X overtook you on 4 commercial prompts
Recommended actions this month: …

rather than simply dumping AI-search metrics into a dashboard.

🥈 Best if the report itself is the product: Tower GEO

towergeo.com

Tower GEO is explicitly positioned around agencies: add clients, monitor AI visibility, then generate white-label PDFs and live dashboards branded with the agency's identity. Tower GEO

I'd look at this first if your primary deliverable is something you can send clients every month without building a reporting workflow yourself.

🥉 Best reporting infrastructure: Rankfender

rankfender.com

Rankfender is particularly interesting if you want scheduled weekly/monthly reports + a client portal + PDF export. It supports agency logo/colors/cover-page customization and can combine AI visibility with GSC/GA4 and KPI trends. RankFender

That's potentially better than a pure AI-monitoring tool if you're trying to replace your agency's existing monthly reporting stack.

Also worth testing

Citenzo — very focused on the actual client report: AI visibility score, share of voice, competitors and before/after lift, with white-label reporting on agency plans. Citenzo

citenzo.com

Zumi — explicitly designed for agencies with isolated client workspaces, white-label reports, custom branding and before/after visibility comparisons. Zumi

zumihq.com

AI Brand Report — particularly worth considering if you want a straightforward white-label PDF + client guest access model. Its agency plan supports up to 25 brands and tracks ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Grok and Perplexity. AI Brand Report

aibrandreport.com

What I'd choose

If I were building an agency offering today:

1. Peec AI — if you want the strongest underlying data + automation/API and intend to build a sophisticated reporting product.
2. Tower GEO — if you want the fastest route to polished white-label client reports.
3. Rankfender — if automated recurring reports and a client portal matter most.
4. Citenzo — if you want something simple and inexpensive-looking for a new AI visibility service.

One important distinction: "white-label PDF" and "white-label software" are very different. If clients will log into a portal, you want your logo, colors, custom domain, client-specific workspace, no vendor branding, automated report delivery, and ideally your own narrative/templates. A lot of platforms call a branded PDF "white label" without offering the full agency experience. seoforgpt.io

If you tell me roughly how many clients you need to report on (e.g. 10, 50, 200+) and whether you want PDFs, a client portal, or both, I can narrow this to the best 2–3 and compare their current pricing and limits.

The interesting part for an agency is the MCP/API layer: you can feed the visibility data into Claude, n8n, Make, etc., and automate the creation of client-specific narratives and reports. Peec AI

That's particularly useful if your agency wants reports that say:

AI Visibility: +18%
Share of Voice: #2 → #1
3 new citations acquired
Competitor X overtook you on 4 commercial prompts
Recommended actions this month: …

rather than simply dumping AI-search metrics into a dashboard.

🥈 Best if the report itself is the product: Tower GEO

towergeo.com

Tower GEO is explicitly positioned around agencies: add clients, monitor AI visibility, then generate white-label PDFs and live dashboards branded with the agency's identity. Tower GEO

I'd look at this first if your primary deliverable is something you can send clients every month without building a reporting workflow yourself.

🥉 Best reporting infrastructure: Rankfender

rankfender.com

Rankfender is particularly interesting if you want scheduled weekly/monthly reports + a client portal + PDF export. It supports agency logo/colors/cover-page customization and can combine AI visibility with GSC/GA4 and KPI trends. RankFender

That's potentially better than a pure AI-monitoring tool if you're trying to replace your agency's existing monthly reporting stack.

Also worth testing

Citenzo — very focused on the actual client report: AI visibility score, share of voice, competitors and before/after lift, with white-label reporting on agency plans. citenzo.com

citenzo.com

Zumi — explicitly designed for agencies with isolated client workspaces, white-label reports, custom branding and before/after visibility comparisons. zumihq.com

If your goal is an agency product you can resell as “AI Visibility / GEO Reporting” under your own brand, I’d shortlist these:

🥇 My pick: Rank Prompt

For a typical SEO/digital agency, Rank Prompt looks like the strongest match if the objective is to turn AI visibility into a branded recurring deliverable.

Its agency offering is specifically positioned around white-label reports, large numbers of brands, client portals and prospecting, rather than simply giving you an AI visibility dashboard. One recent comparison puts its agency tier at $149/month for white-label reporting and up to 500 brands, with a higher tier adding a client portal. Rank Prompt SEOforGPT

The key distinction I'd make is:

“Can I export a PDF with my logo?” ≠ “Can I sell this as my agency's software?”

If you want clients to log into something that looks like your agency's proprietary AI Visibility platform, prioritize the latter.

🥈 Peec AI

Peec AI is worth looking at if the quality of the analytics and competitive benchmarking matters more than having a completely custom SaaS-like portal.

It has an agency offering with white-label reporting, and its reporting can be delivered through Looker Studio. That makes it particularly interesting if your agency already has a reporting stack built around Looker Studio. Koalr

I'd choose Peec over Rank Prompt if your agency already has a sophisticated reporting workflow and wants to incorporate AI visibility data into broader SEO reporting.

🥉 Baarely

Baarely is interesting for a simple, productized AI visibility report.

Its agency offering reportedly includes white-label PDF and HTML reports, which is useful if your deliverable is something like:

“Your Monthly AI Search Visibility Report”

rather than a full client portal. Baarely

Also worth considering: Ayzeo

Ayzeo is more interesting if you don't just want to report visibility—you want the software to help your agency do the GEO work.

It combines AI visibility monitoring with things like content generation, LLMs.txt/schema generation, owned-channel tracking and white-label PDF reporting. Ayzeo

That's potentially a better fit for an agency selling:

Audit → Recommendations → Implementation → Monthly Visibility Report

rather than just:

Tracking → Report

What I'd buy based on agency type

• You want the best white-label agency product: Rank Prompt
• You want sophisticated analytics/benchmarking: Peec AI
• You mainly need beautiful branded reports: Baarely
• You want reporting + GEO execution: Ayzeo or Scrunch
• You want inexpensive monitoring to test the service: Otterly.ai
• You have enterprise clients and big budgets: Profound

One other option I'd investigate is AI Peekaboo if true white-labeling is the #1 requirement. Recent comparisons describe it as offering branded dashboards/custom domains and white-label delivery even on lower tiers, which is considerably more interesting than tools that merely let you export data into Looker Studio. Peekaboo Marketraa

The feature checklist I'd use before buying

Don't just compare “white label: yes/no.” For an agency, I'd specifically verify:

• Your logo + colors
• Custom domain
• No vendor branding
• Client login/portal
• Multiple client workspaces
• Automated monthly reports
• PDF + web report
• Scheduled email delivery
• Custom report sections
• Your own executive summary
• Competitor/share-of-voice tracking
• Citation/source tracking
• ChatGPT + Google AI Overviews/AI Mode + Perplexity + Gemini + Copilot + Claude/Grok
• Historical trends
• Prompt-level data
• API access
• Ability to export raw data
• Agency-level pricing that doesn't destroy your margin

Most importantly, check engine coverage. The market is moving quickly, and some platforms advertise “AI visibility” while only tracking ChatGPT or a handful of engines at their lower tiers. Profound, for example, expands substantially from its entry-level ChatGPT tracking to multiple engines at higher tiers. Baarely

If you tell me roughly how many clients you want to report on (10 / 50 / 100+) and whether you want a branded PDF, branded dashboard, or a full custom-domain client portal, I can narrow this to the best 3 and compare actual pricing, margins, engines, white-label depth, and API capabilities.

If you want clients to log into something that looks like your agency's proprietary AI Visibility platform, prioritize the latter.

🥈 Peec AI

Peec AI is worth looking at if the quality of the analytics and competitive benchmarking matters more than having a completely custom SaaS-like portal.

It has an agency offering with white-label reporting, and its reporting can be delivered through Looker Studio. That makes it particularly interesting if your agency already has a reporting stack built around Looker Studio. Koalr

I'd choose Peec over Rank Prompt if your agency already has a sophisticated reporting workflow and wants to incorporate AI visibility data into broader SEO reporting.

🥉 Baarely

Baarely is interesting for a simple, productized AI visibility report.

Its agency offering reportedly includes white-label PDF and HTML reports, which is useful if your deliverable is something like:

“Your Monthly AI Search Visibility Report”

rather than a full client portal. baarely.com

Also worth considering: Ayzeo

Ayzeo is more interesting if you don't just want to report visibility—you want the software to help your agency do the GEO work.

It combines AI visibility monitoring with things like content generation, LLMs.txt/schema generation, owned-channel tracking and white-label PDF reporting.

That's potentially a better fit for an agency selling:

If your goal is an agency-branded AI visibility/GEO report that you can sell to clients as your own service, I’d shortlist these:

My top 3

1. Searchable — best if you're building an actual agency product

It goes beyond "generate a PDF": you get pitch workspaces, client workspaces/reporting, white-label reports, narratives and next actions, plus API access. That makes it more suitable if AI visibility is going to become a recurring service line rather than simply another section in an SEO report. Searchable

2. Zumi — best for a polished client experience

Zumi is particularly interesting if you want every client isolated in its own workspace and want reports to carry your agency's logo, colors and narrative. It tracks multiple AI engines and supports branded PDF/CSV exports. White-label reporting is included across its agency plans. Zumi

3. KnewSearch — best if you want to resell the whole service

This is closer to a white-label GEO fulfillment platform than a reporting tool. It supports prospect scans, ongoing monitoring, remediation, and branded reporting, with the vendor positioned as the engine behind your agency. Its agency pricing currently starts at $499/month, so it's more appropriate once you have meaningful client volume. KnewSearch

If you mainly care about beautiful reports

I'd look hard at Ayzeo. Its reports can be branded per project with your logo, colors, company details and footer, and it covers visibility, citations, competitors, sentiment, mention position and other metrics across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, DeepSeek and Grok. Its dashboard white-labeling is an additional $299/month on Pro, while Enterprise includes it. Ayzeo

If price matters

PingMyBrand is unusually inexpensive for an agency-oriented offering: its current Agency plan advertises 10 client brands for $199/month, with weekly scans and white-labeled reports. That's compelling if you're trying to add AI visibility reporting to an existing SEO/PPC client roster without adding a large software expense. PingMyBrand

One important distinction: "white-label reporting" ≠ "white-label software." Some platforms merely remove their logo from a PDF; others give you a client portal under your branding, custom domain, automated emails, etc. That distinction matters a lot if you're trying to make the report feel like proprietary agency software. SEOforGPT

If I were choosing for an agency today:

• 10–50 clients: Searchable or Zumi
• Selling a full GEO/AI visibility service: KnewSearch
• Primarily need gorgeous monthly PDFs: Ayzeo
• Want the cheapest scalable option: PingMyBrand
• Want both PDF + live dashboard: Tower GEO or Zumi

If you tell me roughly how many clients you have (e.g. 10, 50, 200) and whether you need PDF only vs. a fully white-labeled client portal, I can narrow this to the 2–3 best options and compare current pricing, AI engines, prompts, API, custom domain, automated emailing, and per-client costs.

1. Searchable — best if you're building an actual agency product

It goes beyond "generate a PDF": you get pitch workspaces, client workspaces/reporting, white-label reports, narratives and next actions, plus API access. That makes it more suitable if AI visibility is going to become a recurring service line rather than simply another section in an SEO report. Searchable

2. Zumi — best for a polished client experience

Zumi is particularly interesting if you want every client isolated in its own workspace and want reports to carry your agency's logo, colors and narrative. It tracks multiple AI engines and supports branded PDF/CSV exports. White-label reporting is included across its agency plans. Zumi

3. KnewSearch — best if you want to resell the whole service

This is closer to a white-label GEO fulfillment platform than a reporting tool. It supports prospect scans, ongoing monitoring, remediation, and branded reporting, with the vendor positioned as the engine behind your agency. Its agency pricing currently starts at $499/month, so it's more appropriate once you have meaningful client volume. KnewSearch

If you mainly care about beautiful reports

I'd look hard at Ayzeo. Its reports can be branded per project with your logo, colors, company details and footer, and it covers visibility, citations, competitors, sentiment, mention position and other metrics across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, DeepSeek and Grok. Its dashboard white-labeling is an additional $299/month on Pro, while Enterprise includes it. Ayzeo

If price matters

PingMyBrand is unusually inexpensive for an agency-oriented offering: its current Agency plan advertises 10 client brands for $199/month, with weekly scans and white-labeled reports. That's compelling if you're trying to add AI visibility reporting to an existing SEO/PPC client roster without adding a large software expense.

One important distinction: "white-label reporting" ≠ "white-label software." Some platforms merely remove their logo from a PDF; others give you a client portal under your branding, custom domain, automated emails, etc. That distinction matters a lot if you're trying to make the report feel like proprietary agency software.

If your main goal is an agency-branded AI visibility/GEO report you can generate repeatedly for clients, I’d narrow the field considerably.

My top picks

Recent 2026 comparisons broadly agree that the important distinction is branded PDFs vs. a genuinely white-labeled client portal/workspace. A lot of tools advertise "white label" when they really mean the former. SEOforGPT Cliro

1. Rank Prompt — best overall

I'd start here if you're an SEO/GEO agency managing a lot of clients.

Its agency positioning is particularly strong: the Agency tier is reported to support hundreds of brands with white-label reports, while Agency Plus adds a client portal and prospecting functionality. Rank Prompt

Why I like it:

• Designed around multi-client agency workflows
• White-label reporting
• Large number of brands/projects
• Client portal on higher tier
• Good economics if you're going to sell AI visibility as a recurring service

Best use case:

"We want to add AI visibility reporting as a $300–$1,000+/month service to our existing SEO clients."

2. Searchable — best if you want to sell the service

searchable.com is interesting because it isn't just a reporting tool. It combines prospecting/pitch workspaces, AI visibility audits, white-labeled reports, and API access. Searchable

That makes the workflow potentially:

Prospect → run AI visibility audit → show opportunity → close client → convert workspace → monitor → send branded reports.

That's a much more compelling agency workflow than simply exporting a PDF.

3. Ayzeo — best for polished white-label PDFs

ayzeo.com is worth looking at if the report itself is the product.

It supports agency logo/colors/contact information on a per-project basis and packages metrics such as visibility, citations, URL visits, mentions, sentiment, and position across several AI platforms. Ayzeo

I'd choose this if your sales pitch is essentially:

"Every month, we'll send you a beautiful AI visibility/GEO report showing how you compare with your competitors."

4. Rankfender — excellent for automated monthly reporting

rankfender.com is particularly interesting if you want to automate the reporting operation.

It advertises:

• Custom logo/colors/cover
• Per-AI-system breakdowns
• Competitive share of voice
• GSC + GA4 data
• Scheduled weekly/monthly reports
• Client portals
• PDF export RankFender

That's attractive if you're trying to replace a manual Looker Studio/Slides reporting process.

5. Citenzo — worth considering for a simpler product

citenzo.com is much more focused on the reporting use case.

Its agency reports center on AI Visibility Score, share of voice, competitors, and before/after improvement, with white-label agency branding. It also supports multiple client projects from one dashboard. Citenzo

I'd consider this if you don't need a giant enterprise GEO platform and primarily want a clean deliverable for clients.

What I'd choose

If I were setting this up for an agency today:

For 5–50 clients:
→ Rank Prompt

For an agency that wants to sell AI visibility audits during prospecting:
→ Searchable

For beautiful branded reports as the primary deliverable:
→ Ayzeo

For highly automated recurring reporting:
→ Rankfender

For enterprise clients:
→ Profound

One important caveat: don't choose based on "white-label" alone. You want to verify whether the platform gives you a genuinely client-facing branded portal, custom domain, agency logo/colors, scheduled delivery, separate client workspaces, and ideally no vendor branding—not merely a PDF with your logo. That's a meaningful distinction in this category. SEOforGPT

If you tell me roughly how many clients you have (e.g. 10, 50, 200+) and whether you want PDFs, a client portal, or both, I can narrow this to the 2–3 best options and compare their current pricing/features.

If your goal is an agency product you can sell as “AI Visibility Reporting” under your own brand, I’d shortlist these:

🥇 My pick: Ayzeo

ayzeo.com is unusually well matched to what you're describing. It is explicitly built for agencies, supports multiple client projects, and produces branded PDF reports with your agency's logo/colors. It tracks visibility across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, DeepSeek and Grok, plus competitor benchmarking. Its current agency pricing says $149/month for 3 client projects, with additional projects at $49/month and unlimited team seats. Ayzeo Ayzeo

The important distinction: this isn't just “export a report and slap your logo on it.” Ayzeo says the Pro/Enterprise plans can remove its branding, and it supports per-client branding. That's much closer to something you can package as your own recurring agency service. Ayzeo

🥈 Rank Prompt

rankprompt.com looks particularly interesting if you're going to have dozens or hundreds of client brands. Its agency offering is explicitly designed around multi-brand management and white-label reports; a recent comparison lists 500 brands on its Agency tier and 1,000 plus a client portal on Agency Plus. Rank Prompt

I'd investigate this one if your business model is:

“We charge every client $500–$2,000/mo for ongoing AI visibility monitoring.”

rather than simply using reports as an add-on to SEO retainers.

🥉 GeoNexo AI

geonexo.ai is interesting because it goes beyond reporting. It positions itself as the infrastructure behind your agency: AI visibility tracking, content/strategy, custom-branded reports, weekly support, and client workspaces. It tracks seven AI/search environments and lets agencies set their own client pricing. GeoNexo AI

I'd seriously demo this if you don't want your team doing all the GEO work manually.

Otterly.AI

otterly.ai is one of the more established choices. It monitors ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews/AI Mode, Perplexity, Gemini and Copilot, with brand mentions, citations, coverage and rankings. Otterly Otterly

The catch is that I'd choose it primarily for the underlying monitoring/data, rather than because it's the best “make this look exactly like my agency's proprietary reporting platform” solution.

What I'd choose based on your business model

• Want beautiful branded PDFs you can send to clients: Ayzeo
• Want to scale to a large client portfolio: Rank Prompt
• Want to sell a complete GEO service without building the operational backend: GeoNexo
• Want mature AI-search monitoring: Otterly.AI
• Want AI visibility + AI content creation: Writesonic
• Want enterprise-grade research/analytics: Profound

One important point: don't optimize solely for “white label.” By 2026, that feature is becoming common. The bigger differentiators are whether the platform gives you multi-client workspaces, automated monthly reports, competitor benchmarking, citation/source analysis, prompt-level data, scheduled delivery, custom domains/client portals, and an API. usecliro.com klicksdesign.com

If I were launching an agency AI-visibility product today, I'd demo Ayzeo, Rank Prompt, and GeoNexo first, then compare them on cost per client + report quality + client portal + API + number of AI engines + ability to completely remove vendor branding.

🥈 Rank Prompt

rankprompt.com looks particularly interesting if you're going to have dozens or hundreds of client brands. Its agency offering is explicitly designed around multi-brand management and white-label reports; a recent comparison lists 500 brands on its Agency tier and 1,000 plus a client portal on Agency Plus. Rank Prompt

I'd investigate this one if your business model is:

“We charge every client $500–$2,000/mo for ongoing AI visibility monitoring.”

rather than simply using reports as an add-on to SEO retainers.

🥉 GeoNexo AI

geonexo.ai is interesting because it goes beyond reporting. It positions itself as the infrastructure behind your agency: AI visibility tracking, content/strategy, custom-branded reports, weekly support, and client workspaces. It tracks seven AI/search environments and lets agencies set their own client pricing. geonexo.ai

I'd seriously demo this if you don't want your team doing all the GEO work manually.

Otterly.AI

otterly.ai is one of the more established choices. It monitors ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews/AI Mode, Perplexity, Gemini and Copilot, with brand mentions, citations, coverage and rankings.

If you mean AI visibility / AEO / GEO reports that an agency can deliver to clients under its own brand, there are now several good options—but they differ quite a bit in how “white-label” they really are.

My shortlist

🥇 My pick: Searchable

If you're building an AI visibility reporting service for an agency, I'd start with Searchable.

It has an actual agency layer: prospect/pitch workspaces, client workspaces, white-labeled reports, branded report links/decks, and recurring reporting. The interesting part is that a prospect audit can become the client's ongoing workspace rather than being recreated after the sale. www.searchable.com

That makes it more useful than simply having a tool that exports a pretty PDF.

🥈 Ayzeo — if the report itself is the priority

Ayzeo is particularly interesting if your deliverable is something like:

“Acme AI Visibility Report — August 2026”

with your agency logo, colors, contact information, executive summary, visibility score, citations, competitors, sentiment, etc.

Its white-label reporting supports custom logo/colors/contact details per project, and it explicitly removes the platform branding from the report. It also reports across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, DeepSeek and Grok. ayzeo.com

🥉 Zumi — worth a look for a straightforward agency product

Zumi is explicitly positioned around multi-client, multi-brand AI visibility, with individual client workspaces and agency-branded reporting. It also emphasizes quick client onboarding and before/after reporting, which is useful if you're selling this as a recurring monthly service. www.zumihq.com

What I'd avoid

I wouldn't automatically choose Otterly just because it's inexpensive. Current comparisons indicate that Otterly doesn't provide native white-label reporting; agencies generally use exports/Looker Studio to create the branded presentation layer. www.zumihq.combaarely.com

Likewise, Profound is extremely compelling for enterprise AEO intelligence, but if your primary requirement is “I need to send 30 clients a beautiful report with my agency's branding”, it's not the obvious choice.

The important distinction

I'd evaluate these on five things, not just “does it have white-label reports?”:

1. Custom logo/colors/domain
2. Separate client workspaces
3. Automated monthly reports
4. AI responses/citations behind the metrics — crucial when a client asks “where did this score come from?”
5. Agency economics — cost per client/project versus what you can charge

That last one matters a lot. Some platforms technically offer white-labeling but become expensive once you're monitoring 25–100 clients.

If I were starting an agency AI-visibility product today: I'd demo Searchable, Ayzeo, and Zumi first, then compare their pricing at your actual number of clients rather than their advertised entry plans.

If you tell me roughly how many clients you want to report on (e.g. 10, 50, 100+) and what you'd charge per month, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 based on margin, branding, automation, and report quality.

If your main requirement is “my agency owns the client-facing experience”—logo, colors, reports, ideally a client portal/custom domain—I’d shortlist these:

🥇 My pick: Ayzeo

Ayzeo

Ayzeo looks particularly well aligned with what you're describing. Its reporting supports agency logo, colors, contact details, per-client branding, and removal of the platform's branding, with metrics such as visibility, citations, mentions, sentiment, position, and AI-platform coverage. ayzeo.com

A recent comparison lists its Pro tier at $149/month, with a separate branded client-portal option, although I'd verify current pricing directly before making a decision. ayzeo.com

🥈 GeoNexo AI

GeoNexo AI

This is interesting if you're not merely selling a report but an ongoing GEO service. It offers fully branded reports, PDF/PNG/shareable-link output, client workspaces, scheduled monthly delivery, and agency branding. www.geonexo.ai

🥉 Rankfender

Rankfender

I'd look closely at this one if report automation is the priority. It specifically positions itself around white-label AI-visibility reports, custom branding, client portals, PDF exports, and scheduled weekly/monthly delivery. rankfender.com

What I'd avoid for your specific use case

Otterly.ai is attractive on price and has broad AI-engine coverage, but its own documentation reportedly doesn't provide native white-label reporting; the typical agency workaround is Looker Studio. ayzeo.comwww.geonexo.airankfender.combaarely.comwww.tryprofound.com

Peec AI is excellent if you primarily want sophisticated visibility analytics and benchmarking. Its agency plans support reporting, but I'd choose it over Ayzeo/GeoNexo only if data/analytics depth matters more than making the reporting experience look completely like your agency's product. www.therankmasters.com

Profound is probably the strongest choice for a large enterprise AEO program, but it is harder to justify if you're an agency trying to productize a $200–$1,000/month AI-visibility reporting service for lots of SMB/mid-market clients. www.tryprofound.com

If I were building the agency offer

I'd want the software to produce this automatically:

Your Agency — AI Visibility Report

• AI Visibility Score
• ChatGPT / Claude / Gemini / Perplexity / Google AI visibility
• Share of voice vs. competitors
• Brand mentions
• Citation rate + exactly which URLs are being cited
• Sentiment
• Top prompts where the client wins/loses
• Competitors appearing instead
• Month-over-month change
• “What to do next” recommendations
• Your logo/colors/domain
• Client-specific portal
• Automated monthly PDF/email

That last recommendation/action layer is important. A report saying “you have 31% AI visibility” isn't nearly as valuable as “you're losing these 7 high-value buyer prompts to these 3 competitors, and here's what to change.”

For an agency product, my order would be: Ayzeo → GeoNexo → Rankfender → Peec → RocketBlue → Otterly.

If you tell me roughly how many clients you want to report on (10, 50, 100+) and what you'd charge per client, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 platforms based on margin and scalability.

If your priority is an agency-ready, white-label AI visibility report with your branding, I’d shortlist these:

🥇 My pick: Ayzeo

Ayzeo

Ayzeo is particularly aligned with what you're asking for: agency-branded PDF reports, per-client branding, AI visibility/citation metrics, competitor benchmarking, sentiment, trends, and platform-by-platform reporting. Its Pro offering is currently advertised at $149/month and supports removing Ayzeo branding from reports. ayzeo.com

That's a strong fit if your workflow is:

Run scans → generate report → put your logo/colors/contact info on it → send to client → use it to sell ongoing GEO work.

🥈 If you want a full white-label client portal: LLM Pulse

LLM Pulse

This is more interesting if you don't just want PDFs. It offers white-label client portals, custom domains, your logo/colors, unlimited client seats, plus API, Looker Studio, and CSV/Excel exports. llmpulse.ai

So I'd choose:

• PDF report is the product: Ayzeo
• Dashboard/portal is the product: LLM Pulse
• You already live in Looker Studio: Peec AI
• You want AI + SEO/PPC/GA4 reporting together: AgencyReportr

One I'd look at closely: Peec AI

Peec AI for Agencies

Peec has a particularly good agency workflow: multi-client management, automated reporting, client-ready dashboards, and a Looker Studio connector that lets you create your own branded dashboard templates. It tracks visibility, position, citations and sentiment across major AI search channels. peec.ai

The important distinction is that Peec's white-label approach is more "build your branded reporting layer on top of Peec data" rather than simply clicking "generate fully white-labeled PDF."

If I were building an agency offer

I'd probably test Ayzeo + Peec + LLM Pulse and judge them on five things:

1. Can I create a client in <5 minutes?
2. Can the client see zero vendor branding?
3. Can I automatically generate monthly reports?
4. Can I show actual citations/sources, not just a mysterious visibility score?
5. Can I turn the report into an upsell?

e.g. "You're mentioned in 18% of relevant AI answers, while your competitor is at 47%. Here are the 12 prompts where they're winning."

That last point matters a lot. A pretty PDF is easy to reproduce; actionable competitor/citation intelligence is what makes the report valuable enough to support a recurring $500–$2,000+ GEO retainer.

If you tell me roughly how many clients you want to report on (10 / 50 / 100+) and whether you want PDF reports, live dashboards, or both, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 options and compare their current pricing/features.

If your goal is an agency product you can sell as “AI visibility reporting” under your own brand, I’d shortlist these:

My top 3

1. LLM Pulse — best if you want to build a recurring agency service

LLM Pulse agency platform

It is unusually agency-oriented: separate client projects, unlimited client seats, white-label client portals with your logo/colors/custom domain, plus Looker Studio, CSV/Excel and API/MCP options. It monitors ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Mode and Google AI Overviews. llmpulse.ai

I'd pick this if: you want clients logging into something that looks like your agency's own software, rather than merely receiving PDFs.

2. Ayzeo — best if the deliverable is primarily a beautiful branded report

Ayzeo white-label reports

Ayzeo is particularly strong for client-facing PDF reports: logo, colors, contact information, executive summary, visibility/citation metrics, competitor benchmarks, trends and prompt-level analysis. Its Pro plan currently advertises white-label PDFs at $149/month; a branded-dashboard add-on is available separately. ayzeo.com

I'd pick this if: you're selling a monthly/quarterly AI visibility report as part of an SEO/content retainer.

3. Rankfender — best for automated “send it every month” reporting

Rankfender reporting platform

This one is compelling if you don't want your team manually assembling reports. It offers custom logo/colors/cover pages, branded client portals, PDF exports, automated weekly/monthly delivery, competitor share of voice, AI-system breakdowns, GSC/GA4 data and report-template cloning. rankfender.com

I'd pick this if: operational efficiency and automated client reporting matter more than having the deepest analytics platform.

One sleeper option

BrandCite is worth testing if you want something very report-centric and inexpensive rather than a giant monitoring platform. Its Agency plan is currently listed at $189/month for 20 reports, with white-label PDFs, custom templates, competitor analysis and recommendations. www.getbrandcite.com

What I'd do for an agency

If you're planning to resell this as a service, I'd prioritize:

1. Custom domain/client portal — makes it feel like your proprietary product.
2. Per-client branding — useful if you operate multiple sub-brands.
3. Automated monthly reports — eliminates the reporting labor.
4. Citation/source tracking — much more actionable than simply saying “visibility = 42%.”
5. Competitor share of voice — gives you something compelling to show in an executive report.
6. API/Looker Studio — lets you eventually combine AI visibility with your existing SEO/GA4 reporting.
7. Historical data — essential for demonstrating improvement and justifying the retainer.

My recommendation: LLM Pulse if you want a full white-label client experience; Ayzeo if the PDF report itself is the product; Rankfender if automated reporting is the priority.

If you tell me roughly how many clients you want to report on (10 / 50 / 100+) and whether you want PDFs, a branded dashboard, or both, I can narrow this to the best 2–3 and compare the actual economics per client.

For an agency selling AI visibility / GEO / AEO services, the best white-label reporting software depends on whether you need simple branded PDFs or a full client portal under your brand. These are the strongest options I’d shortlist:

rankfender.com

My picks by agency type

1. Full-service SEO agency (10–500 clients)
→ LLM Pulse or Rankfender
You’ll likely want:

• multiple client workspaces
• recurring reports
• client login portals
• integrations/API
• scalable prompt tracking

LLM Pulse emphasizes white-label client portals and agency workflows, while Rankfender focuses heavily on automated branded reports and scheduled delivery. rankfender.comllmpulse.ai

2. Boutique agency selling a premium AI visibility audit
→ Ayzeo or BrandCite
Good if your offer is:

• “AI Search Visibility Audit — $2,500”
• quarterly executive reports
• strategy recommendations

Ayzeo specifically positions its reports around branded PDFs with agency logos, colors, and client-facing presentation. rankfender.comayzeo.com

3. Low-cost add-on to existing SEO retainers
→ AI Brand Report or PingMyBrand
Useful if you want to add:

“AI visibility monitoring” as a $300–$1,000/month upsell

AI Brand Report includes agency-oriented white-label PDFs and multi-brand management. rankfender.comaibrandreport.com

Features I would not compromise on

For a real agency product, look for:

✅ Custom logo + colors
✅ No vendor branding
✅ Custom domain/client portal
✅ Scheduled monthly reports
✅ Competitor visibility comparisons
✅ Citation/source tracking
✅ Prompt tracking by customer intent
✅ Exportable PDFs
✅ Multi-client management
✅ API or Looker Studio support

My overall recommendation

If I were building an AI visibility reporting offer today:

1. LLM Pulse — best “agency platform” choice
2. Rankfender — best polished reporting workflow
3. Ayzeo — best for beautiful client deliverables
4. BrandCite — best lightweight audit product

The biggest differentiator is whether you want to sell a report or build a recurring AI visibility service. For retainers, prioritize dashboards + automation over just PDF generation. rankfender.comllmpulse.ai

If your agency wants to sell AI visibility/GEO as a recurring client deliverable, I’d prioritize tools that do more than just generate a PDF: multi-client management + white-label branding + client portal + automated reports + useful AI visibility metrics.

My top picks

🥇 1. LLM Pulse — best overall

LLM Pulse

This is the one I'd demo first.

It has white-label client portals, custom domains, agency branding, unlimited client seats, multi-client projects, scheduled reporting, Looker Studio, API access, and CSV/Excel exports. It monitors ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Mode and AI Overviews, with visibility, sentiment, citations and share-of-voice metrics. llmpulse.aillmpulse.ai

The important distinction: its full white-label option can remove the vendor's identity entirely, including your own domain, logo, colors, favicon, login page and supported client emails. llmpulse.aillmpulse.ai

I'd choose this if: you want to make AI visibility look like a native service/product your agency owns.

🥈 2. Surva.ai — best if you want to sell the service

Surva.ai Agency Mode

Surva is unusually interesting because it combines prospecting + outreach + client reporting + delivery.

You can find businesses with poor AI visibility, generate a branded report for the prospect, close them, and convert the prospect into a managed client. Agency Mode includes a custom domain, branded PDFs, branded emails, unlimited client subaccounts and white-label dashboards. The current listed Agency Mode add-on is $99/month on top of a paid plan. www.surva.aillmpulse.ai

I'd choose this if: your agency wants AI visibility reports to be a lead-generation/upsell mechanism, not merely a reporting feature.

🥉 3. Rankfender — best for impressive automated reports

Rankfender Reports & Analytics

Rankfender is particularly strong if the actual monthly report is the product you're selling.

It offers fully branded reports with your logo, colors and cover, custom-domain client portals, scheduled weekly/monthly delivery, PDF exports, report-template cloning, client-specific KPIs, competitive share of voice and 7 AI systems. It also combines AI visibility with Google Search Console and GA4, which is useful if you want the report to sit alongside conventional SEO reporting. rankfender.com

I'd choose this if: your clients expect a polished monthly marketing report rather than just an AI-search dashboard.

4. Ayzeo — best balance of reporting + recommendations

Ayzeo White-Label Reports

Ayzeo generates branded PDFs containing visibility scores, citations, mentions, sentiment, competitors and prompt-level analysis across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, DeepSeek and Grok. It also offers automated monthly reporting. ayzeo.com

Its current Pro offering is listed at $149/month for white-label PDFs; a branded dashboard is an additional $299/month, while Enterprise provides deeper/full white-labeling. ayzeo.com

I'd choose this if: you want the report to lead naturally into GEO recommendations and remediation work.

5. Searchable — compelling if you sell GEO during the sales process

Searchable Agency Platform

Searchable has a clever agency workflow: create a prospect workspace, run a real AI visibility audit, turn it into a branded report, then convert the prospect into a client workspace without rebuilding everything. It also has white-label reports, slide decks and API access. www.searchable.com

I'd choose this if: your agency's sales process revolves around AI visibility audits as a wedge into a larger retainer.

What I'd actually shortlist

If I were evaluating these for an agency today:

1. LLM Pulse → best overall white-label infrastructure
2. Rankfender → best polished automated client reporting
3. Surva.ai → best sales/prospecting + delivery combination
4. Ayzeo → best reporting + GEO action layer
5. Searchable → best pitch-to-client workflow

One important distinction: don't confuse "branded PDF" with true white-labeling. If your goal is for the client to believe the reporting platform is effectively your agency's software, prioritize custom domain + branded client portal + branded emails + no vendor branding, not just a logo on a PDF. LLM Pulse and Surva are particularly strong on that dimension. www.surva.aillmpulse.ai

If you tell me roughly how many clients you want to report on (10 / 50 / 100+) and your target monthly budget, I can narrow this to the best 2–3 options and compare their current pricing, AI engines, white-label capabilities, and margins per client.

If your main requirement is “we want to sell AI visibility/GEO reporting to clients under our agency brand”, there are several good options in 2026. I’d shortlist these:

🥇 My pick: LLM Pulse

LLM Pulse for Agencies

LLM Pulse is probably the closest match if you're building a recurring AI visibility service rather than simply generating occasional reports. It supports multiple client accounts, white-label client portals, your logo/colors/custom domain, and reporting across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Mode and Google AI Overviews. It also offers API, Looker Studio, and CSV/Excel access. llmpulse.ai

Why I'd choose it: you can make the reporting feel like an actual agency product rather than “here's a PDF exported from an SEO tool.”

🥈 Rankfender — best if the report itself is the product

Rankfender

This is particularly strong if clients expect a beautiful, substantive monthly report. It supports custom logos, colors, cover pages, agency footer/contact info, custom-domain portals, scheduled delivery, PDF exports, competitor share of voice, historical KPIs, citation analysis, GSC and GA4 data. llmpulse.airankfender.comwww.surva.ai

I'd favor this over LLM Pulse if your agency's differentiator is executive-level reporting rather than the client dashboard itself.

🥉 Surva.ai — best white-label client experience

Surva.ai Agency Mode

Surva goes beyond white-label PDFs: custom domain, agency logo/colors, branded login/dashboard/emails, and branded PDF reports. Clients see your agency branding throughout the experience. www.surva.ai

That's attractive if you want to say:

“Log into your AI Visibility Dashboard”

rather than emailing clients a monthly PDF.

Also worth looking at

Searchable — particularly interesting if you want to use AI visibility as a sales tool. It has prospect “pitch workspaces” that can become client workspaces after the deal closes, plus white-label reports and API access. www.searchable.com

Searchable Agency Platform

Ayzeo — strong for branded PDF deliverables. Its Pro offering includes white-label reports, with logo, colors and contact information; its dashboard can also be white-labeled as an add-on. ayzeo.com

Ayzeo

AI Brand Report — a simpler agency-oriented option with 25 brands on its listed Agency plan, five AI engines, competitor benchmarking, client guest access and white-label PDFs. aibrandreport.com

AI Brand Report for Agencies

PingMyBrand — worth considering if you need to keep costs very low. Its agency offering advertises $199/month for 10 client brands, weekly scans and white-labeled reports. pingmybrand.com

PingMyBrand Agencies

What I'd use depending on your agency

• 5–20 clients + want a premium recurring service: LLM Pulse
• Clients care heavily about polished monthly/quarterly reports: Rankfender
• Want a true branded client portal: Surva.ai
• Want to generate AI audits for prospects and convert them into clients: Searchable
• Mostly need beautiful branded PDFs: Ayzeo
• Need the cheapest way to test the service: PingMyBrand

One important distinction: “white-label reports” and “white-label platform” aren't the same thing. If you're planning to charge, say, $500–$2,000/month per client for AI visibility/GEO, I'd prioritize a tool with a custom-domain client portal + branded reports + automated delivery, not just PDF export.

If you tell me roughly how many clients you want to manage (10 / 50 / 100+) and what you'd charge per client, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 platforms and compare their actual economics/margins.

If you're an agency selling AI visibility/GEO as a recurring service, I'd prioritize tools that do more than just track mentions—they need multi-client management, white-label reports/portals, custom branding, automated reporting, and enough data to make the report valuable to a client.

My top picks for 2026

🥇 My first choice: LLM Pulse

LLM Pulse is particularly interesting for an agency because it's explicitly designed around the agency workflow: you can create white-label client portals, put them on your own domain, remove LLM Pulse branding, and give clients their own access. It also supports API, Looker Studio, and CSV/Excel exports. llmpulse.ai

That means you could sell something like:

AI Visibility Management — $750/mo
Monthly AI visibility tracking
ChatGPT / Gemini / Perplexity / Google AI visibility
Competitor monitoring
Citation/source analysis
Monthly executive report
Recommendations + optimization

…and the client experiences it as your agency's platform, rather than "some SaaS tool you subscribe to."

🥈 GrackerAI — strongest reseller model

GrackerAI is worth a serious look if your primary goal is reselling AI visibility as an agency service.

It specifically advertises:

• Multi-client workspaces
• White-label PDF reports
• Your logo/colors/cover page
• No GrackerAI branding
• Client view-only access
• Automated monthly reports
• Agency/reseller margins

gracker.aillmpulse.ai

That's much closer to what I'd want if the goal is to turn AI visibility into a productized agency offering, rather than merely buying an analytics dashboard.

🥉 AgencyReportr — interesting if you're an SEO agency

AgencyReportr takes a different approach. It combines traditional agency reporting—GA4, Search Console, Google Ads, GBP, Meta Ads—with ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overview visibility in the same white-label reporting environment. It supports your own domain, e.g. reports.youragency.com. agencyreportr.comllmpulse.ai

This could be particularly compelling if you're already sending clients monthly SEO reports and want to add:

SEO visibility → AI visibility

as another section of the existing report.

Best if you want the report itself to look great: Rankfender

Rankfender is very reporting-oriented. It advertises 10-section white-label reports, per-AI-system breakdowns, competitive share of voice, GSC/GA4 integration, KPI trends, scheduled delivery, client portals and PDF export. rankfender.comllmpulse.ai

I'd look at this if your differentiator is "our agency sends an impressive monthly executive report" rather than giving clients a complicated analytics dashboard.

Best budget option: PingMyBrand

PingMyBrand is interesting for agencies that need to monitor lots of relatively small clients. Its agency offering currently advertises 10 client brands for $199/month, weekly scans, four AI engines, and white-label reports with your agency name/logo/colors. pingmybrand.com

That's only about $20/client/month at the advertised 10-client level, giving you plenty of room to package the service at $200–$500+/month.

What I'd choose depending on your agency

If you're building a serious AI visibility service:
→ LLM Pulse or GrackerAI

If you're an SEO agency adding AI visibility to existing retainers:
→ AgencyReportr or Rankfender

If you want the lowest possible delivery cost:
→ PingMyBrand

If you want AI visibility + actual GEO optimization/execution:
→ Ayzeo

Ayzeo offers white-label PDF reporting alongside visibility metrics, content generation, schema/LLMs.txt capabilities and other GEO functionality. ayzeo.com

If you're serving enterprise/Fortune 500 clients:
→ Profound

One important distinction: don't automatically choose the tool with the most AI engines. For an agency report, I'd care more about whether you can show a client:

1. Visibility score
2. Share of voice vs. competitors
3. Which prompts they're winning/losing
4. Which AI engines mention them
5. Which URLs/sources AI is citing
6. Sentiment/accuracy
7. Change since last month
8. Specific recommendations to improve
9. A polished executive summary
10. Your agency branding everywhere

That's what turns "AI monitoring" into something a client is willing to pay for every month.

If I were launching this service today, I'd demo LLM Pulse, GrackerAI, AgencyReportr, and Rankfender side-by-side first. Those four seem closest to the actual agency reporting/reselling problem rather than simply being AI-monitoring products with an "agency" checkbox. llmpulse.ai

If your main requirement is “our agency creates AI visibility/GEO reports for clients, and the client should see our branding—not the software vendor’s”, I’d shortlist these:

🥇 My pick: LLM Pulse

For an agency, LLM Pulse looks particularly compelling because it goes beyond simply exporting a PDF. It offers white-label client portals, your logo/colors/custom domain, unlimited client seats, multi-client management, API/Looker Studio/CSV exports, and tracking across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Mode and Google AI Overviews. llmpulse.ai

That matters if you want to sell something like:

“AI Search Visibility Monitoring” — $500–$2,000/month

rather than just handing clients a PDF once a month.

🥈 Searchable — best for a higher-end GEO service

Searchable is interesting if your agency is doing AI search optimization, not merely monitoring.

Its agency workflow includes pitch workspaces, so you can run a limited AI visibility audit for a prospect and then convert that workspace into the client's ongoing program. It also offers white-labeled reports, client-facing report links/slide decks, and API access. www.searchable.com

That's a particularly nice sales → onboarding → reporting workflow.

🥉 Ayzeo — best if you want reporting plus recommendations

Ayzeo is more than a reporting layer. Its reports include visibility, citations, URL visits, mentions, sentiment, position and competitor benchmarking across multiple AI platforms. It also supports agency branding at the project level. ayzeo.com

Its current agency comparison indicates $149/month for Pro with white-label PDF reports, with a white-label dashboard/client portal available as an add-on. ayzeo.com

If you're already using AgencyAnalytics

I'd seriously consider AgencyAnalytics rather than adding another reporting platform.

Its AI Tracker can put AI visibility metrics alongside GA4, Search Console, Google Ads, LinkedIn, SEO, PPC and social data, while retaining AgencyAnalytics' mature white-label dashboards/reports, custom domains, branding and automated reporting. agencyanalytics.com

That's probably the strongest choice for a traditional digital marketing agency adding AI visibility as a new service, rather than an agency whose entire product is GEO.

One sleeper: Rankfender

Rankfender specifically emphasizes agency reporting: 10-section white-label reports, competitive share of voice, per-AI-system breakdowns, GSC/GA4 data, KPI trends, scheduled weekly/monthly delivery, client portals and PDF export. rankfender.com

What I'd choose based on your business model

If you're an SEO/digital agency:
→ AgencyAnalytics

If you're launching a dedicated AI visibility/GEO retainer:
→ LLM Pulse

If you want prospect audits to turn directly into paid client programs:
→ Searchable

If you want the report to automatically tell clients what they should fix:
→ Ayzeo

If the deliverable is primarily a polished monthly PDF:
→ Rankfender or AI Brand Report

One important distinction: don't choose based solely on the number of AI engines tracked. For an agency, I'd prioritize white-label depth, client isolation, custom domain, automated delivery, competitor tracking, citation/source evidence, historical trends, and whether you can turn the report into an actionable GEO roadmap.

If you tell me roughly how many clients you want to report on (10 / 50 / 100+) and whether you want PDF reports, a client portal, or both, I can narrow this to the best 2–3 options and compare their current pricing/unit economics.

If you're an agency looking to sell AI visibility/GEO reporting as a white-label service, I’d shortlist these:

1. 🥇 LLM Pulse — my first choice

LLM Pulse for Agencies

This is probably the closest match to what you're describing. It is explicitly built for agencies, with white-label client portals, custom branding, custom domains, multi-client management, API access, Looker Studio integration, and exports. It tracks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Mode and Google AI Overviews. llmpulse.ai

Why I'd pick it: you're not just producing a PDF; you can make AI visibility feel like an actual agency product.

2. Mentions — best if the reporting itself needs to be impressive

Mentions is particularly interesting if you want to sell a more sophisticated AEO/GEO service. It tracks multiple AI engines and provides visibility, sentiment, share of voice, prompt-level answers, citations/sources, and AI traffic information. Its Agency plan includes white-labeling, custom domain/logo, a pitch workspace and unlimited client sites. www.techradar.comllmpulse.ai

Best for: agencies charging $1k+ per month for AI visibility/GEO retainers rather than simply adding a $99 reporting line item.

3. Rankfender — excellent if automated monthly reports are the product

Rankfender Reports

Rankfender is unusually focused on the reporting workflow: white-label reports, custom branding, scheduled weekly/monthly delivery, client portals, PDF export, competitor share of voice, and integration with GSC/GA4. rankfender.com

Best for: "Every client automatically gets a beautiful AI visibility report on the first of every month."

4. AI Brand Report — simplest agency-oriented option

AI Brand Report for Agencies

This is more narrowly focused on the deliverable. It offers white-label PDFs, client guest access, competitor benchmarking and citation-source tracking, with an agency plan supporting up to 25 brands. aibrandreport.com

Best for: getting an AI visibility reporting service live quickly without building a complicated reporting stack.

5. Ayzeo — particularly good for polished PDFs

Ayzeo White-Label Reports

Ayzeo lets you brand reports with your logo, colors and contact information, including separate branding per project. Its reports cover visibility scores, citations, URL visits, mentions, sentiment and competitive benchmarks across several major AI systems. ayzeo.com

Best for: agencies that want the PDF itself to look like proprietary agency IP.

6. PingMyBrand — compelling if you're price-sensitive

PingMyBrand for Agencies

Its agency offering is unusually straightforward: $199/month for 10 client brands, with weekly scans and white-labeled reports. It removes its own branding from the client-facing reports/links. pingmybrand.com

Best for: testing the service with 5–10 clients before committing to a more expensive platform.

7. BrandCite — interesting for report-as-a-product agencies

BrandCite

BrandCite is explicitly positioning the report as the product, with white-label PDF exports, custom templates, competitor analysis, recommendations and intent-level visibility analysis. Its listed agency plan is $189/month for 20 reports. www.getbrandcite.com

What I'd choose depending on your business model

If you're an SEO/digital agency adding AI visibility to existing retainers:
→ LLM Pulse

If you're building a premium GEO/AEO consulting service:
→ Mentions

If your primary deliverable is a monthly branded PDF:
→ Rankfender or Ayzeo

If you're doing high-volume reports/lead-gen audits:
→ PingMyBrand

If you want the simplest possible agency product:
→ AI Brand Report

One important distinction

I'd separate "white-label PDF" from "true white-label SaaS."

A lot of tools let you put your logo on a PDF. That's useful, but it isn't really a white-label product.

For an agency, I'd prioritize:

1. Custom domain
2. Your logo/colors throughout the client portal
3. No vendor branding
4. Multiple client accounts
5. Automated scheduled reports
6. PDF + live dashboard
7. Competitor/share-of-voice reporting
8. Citation/source analysis
9. API or Looker Studio access
10. Ability to package the data into your own recurring service

On those criteria, LLM Pulse is the one I'd investigate first, with Mentions as the strongest alternative if you want deeper AI visibility analytics. www.techradar.comllmpulse.ai

If you tell me roughly how many clients you want to report on (10 / 50 / 100+) and whether you want PDFs, client dashboards, or both, I can narrow this down to the 2–3 best options and compare their current pricing/features.

If your goal is an agency-ready AI visibility/GEO reporting product that you can put your own logo, colors, and domain on, I’d shortlist these:

🥇 My pick: Surva.ai

For an agency, Surva.ai looks particularly compelling because it's not just "export a PDF with your logo." Its Agency Mode gives you a white-labeled client portal, custom domain, logo/colors, branded PDFs, and branded email digests. Clients can interact with the reporting environment while seeing your agency's identity rather than Surva's. www.surva.ai

That's a substantially better model if you're trying to turn AI visibility into a recurring monthly service rather than simply producing one-off reports.

🥈 LLM Pulse

I'd look closely at LLM Pulse if you want a more conventional multi-client SaaS setup. It supports white-label client portals, custom domain, logo/colors, unlimited client seats, API access, Looker Studio, and CSV/Excel exports. It tracks visibility across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Mode and AI Overviews. llmpulse.aiwww.surva.ai

This is probably the one I'd demo alongside Surva.

🥉 Rankfender

If the actual deliverable is a beautiful monthly PDF, Rankfender is worth a serious look. Its reporting system supports agency branding, custom covers/colors, scheduled reports, client portals, PDF export, competitive share of voice, historical KPIs, claim-accuracy auditing, and GSC/GA4 data. rankfender.comwww.surva.ai

That's attractive if your sales process is:

"Every month, your agency receives this branded AI visibility report showing what changed, where competitors are winning, and what we recommend doing next."

One important consideration

Don't choose based solely on how pretty the reports look. AI visibility is probabilistic, so a good system should repeatedly measure prompts rather than treating one AI answer as definitive. Recent research specifically recommends treating GEO visibility as a distribution over repeated measurements rather than a single score/snapshot. arxiv.org

For an agency, I'd therefore prioritize:

1. Custom domain + complete branding
2. Client portals
3. Automated monthly/weekly reports
4. Multi-client management
5. Visibility/share-of-voice trends
6. Exact AI answers + citations/sources
7. Competitor comparison
8. Tracking across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, Google AI
9. API/Looker Studio access
10. Easy export into your own agency reporting stack

If I were choosing today: I'd demo Surva.ai vs. LLM Pulse vs. Rankfender first. Surva looks strongest for a white-label recurring AEO service, LLM Pulse for agency infrastructure/multi-client management, and Rankfender for report-heavy client delivery. www.surva.ai

If you tell me roughly how many clients you want to report on (e.g. 10, 50, 200) and whether you want PDF reports, a client portal, or both, I can narrow this to the best 2–3 and compare actual pricing and per-client economics.

If you mean AI visibility / GEO / AEO reporting—tracking how often a client appears in ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, etc.—there are several good agency-oriented options now.

My shortlist

🥇 My pick: Finseo

For a typical SEO/digital agency that wants to sell AI visibility as a monthly service, I'd start with Finseo.

It specifically supports:

• Multi-client management
• ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and other AI platforms
• Competitor comparisons
• Visibility/sentiment monitoring
• Fully branded reports with your agency logo and colors
• Custom report layouts
• PDF/presentation exports
• Automated report delivery

www.finseo.ai

That makes it more than just an AI rank tracker—you can turn the output into a repeatable client deliverable.

🥈 Best if reporting is the main thing: Rankfender

Rankfender looks particularly interesting if your workflow is:

Track 20–100 clients → automatically generate monthly AI visibility reports → send them under agency branding.

It offers custom logo/color/cover-page branding, scheduled weekly/monthly reports, PDF export, client portals, competitive share of voice, and the ability to combine AI visibility with GSC/GA4 data. rankfender.com

That's attractive because you can make the report feel like an extension of your existing SEO reporting rather than another standalone AI tool.

🥉 Best for sales/prospecting: Surva.ai

If you want to use AI visibility reports to win clients, rather than merely report to existing clients, I'd look closely at Surva.

Its Agency Mode combines prospect discovery, AI visibility gap analysis, CRM/outreach, and branded close reports. It advertises $99/month for Agency Mode, with unlimited client sub-accounts, custom domain, branded dashboards/emails, and branded PDFs. www.surva.ai

That's a different proposition from Finseo/Rankfender:

Surva = prospect → audit → pitch → client

rather than primarily:

Finseo/Rankfender = client → monitor → report → retain

One important distinction

I'd separate these tools into two categories:

1. "Make me a beautiful white-label report" tools

• AI Brand Report
• Rankfender
• Finseo

2. "Give me an entire agency AI-visibility business" tools

• Surva
• Outercite
• GrackerAI
• Finseo

For example, Outercite is explicitly built around multi-tenant agency infrastructure, with unlimited client workspaces, white-label reports/emails/share pages, and reseller economics. Its advertised white-label base is $799/month plus a 25% wholesale margin on client seats. outercite.com

What I'd choose by agency size

1–10 clients:
→ AI Brand Report or Finseo

10–50 clients:
→ Finseo or Rankfender

50+ clients / serious white-label operation:
→ Outercite or Finseo

You want reports primarily as a sales lead magnet:
→ Surva

You want automated monthly client reports:
→ Rankfender

One thing I'd insist on before buying: don't evaluate these solely on how pretty the PDF is. The quality of the underlying AI queries and methodology matters enormously. AI visibility numbers can be misleading if the platform is using a small or poorly constructed prompt set. A good platform should let you see the actual prompts, AI responses, cited sources, competitors, visibility/share-of-voice changes, and methodology.

If you tell me roughly how many clients you have (e.g. 10, 50, 200+) and your target price per client ($100/$500/$1k+/mo), I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 options and compare their actual pricing/margins.

For an agency, the best choice depends on whether you want simple branded PDF audits, a full client portal, or a recurring AI visibility monitoring product you can resell.

Here are the strongest options I’d shortlist:

My picks by agency type

1. Boutique SEO / marketing agency (5–50 clients)

• Start with Surva.ai or Finseo.
• You get client dashboards and recurring reporting without building infrastructure. www.surva.aiwww.finseo.ai

2. Agency trying to look like they built their own AI platform

• Look at Outercite or AI Peekaboo.
• These are closer to a “powered by us, branded as you” model. www.aipeekaboo.comoutercite.com

3. Traditional SEO agency adding AI visibility upsells

• Consider Finseo because it fits naturally alongside SEO workflows. www.finseo.ai

4. Lead-generation audits

• Use a tool that can create fast branded PDFs (AISights, AI Peekaboo, Sophyx-style workflows). www.getaisights.com

Features I would require before choosing

• Custom logo + colors
• Custom domain or client portal
• No vendor branding in PDFs/emails
• Multi-client workspaces
• Tracking across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI results
• Historical trend reporting
• Competitor comparisons
• Exportable PDF/Slides reports
• API access if you plan to integrate into your own dashboard

If your goal is to sell AI visibility reports as a monthly agency retainer, I’d lean toward Outercite, Surva.ai, or AI Peekaboo. If the goal is simply beautiful client reports added to existing SEO packages, Finseo or AISights may be enough.

If by AI visibility you mean tracking how clients appear in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Google AI Overviews/AI Mode, etc., there are several agency-focused options now.

My shortlist

🥇 My pick: LLM Pulse

For an agency that wants to sell AI visibility/AEO as a recurring service, I'd start with LLM Pulse. It specifically offers:

• White-label client portals
• Your logo, colors and custom domain
• No LLM Pulse branding on the client experience
• Multi-client management
• Tracking across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Mode and AI Overviews
• API access
• Looker Studio connector
• CSV/Excel exports
• Unlimited client seats

That combination makes it more than a reporting generator—you can effectively make AI visibility reporting look like your agency's own software. llmpulse.ai

🥈 If polished reports are the priority: Finseo

Finseo's agency platform is particularly interesting if the deliverable itself is what you care about. Its report builder supports agency logos/colors, customized layouts, PDF/presentation exports, automated reporting, and multi-client workspaces. www.finseo.ai

🥉 If you want a true reseller model: Outercite

Outercite's agency offering is worth a serious look if you're planning to put a lot of clients through the system. It advertises unlimited client workspaces, branded reports/emails/share pages, a centralized agency dashboard, and a 25% wholesale margin on client seats. Its white-label base is currently advertised at $799/month. outercite.com

One I'd particularly compare: Surva.ai

Surva.ai Agency Mode goes unusually far on branding: custom domain, logo/colors, branded client portal, branded reports, and even branded email digests. It currently advertises a $99/month white-label add-on with unlimited clients, which could make the economics attractive for an agency with a large client roster. www.surva.ai

What I'd choose by agency type

• 5–20 clients: LLM Pulse or Finseo
• 20–100+ clients: Outercite or Surva
• You mainly need beautiful monthly PDFs: Finseo / Rankfender
• You want clients logging into a portal under your domain: LLM Pulse / Surva / Outercite
• You want to resell the software at a markup: Outercite
• You already use Looker Studio: LLM Pulse
• You want the simplest "here's your branded report" workflow: Finseo

One important caveat: AI visibility metrics aren't as deterministic as traditional Google rankings. AI answers can vary between runs, so I'd favor platforms that show the underlying prompts, answers, citations/sources, competitors, and trends—not just a proprietary "AI visibility score." Recent research also highlights substantial variability in generative-search citation measurements. arxiv.org

If you tell me roughly how many clients you want to report on (e.g. 10, 50, 200) and whether you need PDFs, a client portal, or both, I can narrow this to the best 2–3 options and compare their actual pricing/unit economics.

If your main goal is client-ready AI visibility/GEO reports under your agency’s brand, I’d shortlist these:

🥇 My pick: LLM Pulse

LLM Pulse for Agencies

LLM Pulse is particularly compelling if you want to make AI visibility monitoring a recurring agency service, rather than just generating a one-off PDF. It offers white-label client portals, your logo/colors/custom domain, multi-client management, and reporting through API, Looker Studio, CSV and Excel. It also tracks visibility across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Mode and Google AI Overviews. llmpulse.ai

Why I'd choose it: you can build a client-facing "AI Search Visibility" product around it instead of simply handing clients a monthly PDF.

🥈 GrackerAI

GrackerAI Agencies

Very agency-focused. It offers isolated client workspaces, branded PDF reports with your logo/colors/cover, client access, and automated monthly reporting. gracker.aiwww.surva.ai

I'd look at this if your priority is "I need beautiful branded reports that my account managers can send every month."

🥉 Rankfender

Rankfender Reports & Analytics

Interesting if reporting automation is the centerpiece. It supports white-label reports, custom branding, scheduled weekly/monthly delivery, client portals, PDF export, competitive share of voice, and integration with GSC/GA4. rankfender.com

That's especially useful if you want the AI visibility report to sit alongside traditional SEO + traffic KPIs.

Other strong options

Surva.ai — worth considering if you want the client to actually log into a completely branded platform. It supports custom domains, logos/colors, branded dashboards/emails and branded PDF reports. www.surva.ai

Outercite — compelling for a larger agency/reseller model. It advertises unlimited isolated client workspaces, branded reports/emails/share pages and a 25% wholesale discount on client seats. outercite.com

Finseo — good if the report builder itself is important. You can customize layouts, branding and export reports as PDFs or presentations, alongside multi-client AI visibility tracking. www.finseo.ai

AI Rank Lab — particularly interesting for agencies that want to use a white-label GEO/AEO audit as a lead-generation or sales deliverable. It offers custom domain, branding and branded PDF exports. www.airanklab.com

One important thing I'd evaluate

Don't choose solely based on whether it says "white label." There are really three levels:

1. Branded PDF — your logo/colors on a report.
2. Branded client portal — clients log in and see your brand.
3. True agency infrastructure — custom domain, automated emails, multiple client workspaces, permissions, API/data export, etc.

If you're trying to create a productized AI visibility service that clients pay you for every month, I'd prioritize #3.

Also, AI visibility measurements are inherently noisy: AI answers can vary between runs, prompts and time, so a good platform should provide repeated tracking and trends, not just a one-time "AI visibility score." arxiv.org

My ranking for an agency:
LLM Pulse → GrackerAI → Rankfender → Surva.ai → Outercite

If you tell me roughly how many clients you want to report on (10 / 50 / 100+) and whether you need PDF reports, a client portal, or both, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 and compare their current pricing/limits.

If you're running an SEO, content, or digital marketing agency and want client-facing, white-label AI visibility reports (tracking how brands appear in ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, etc.), these are the strongest options today.

My top recommendations

1. Surva.ai — Best overall for agencies

• Built specifically for agencies
• White-label dashboard
• Client logins
• Custom domain
• Branded email reports
• AI visibility across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity plus SEO context

Ideal if you want clients to believe it's your own platform. www.surva.ai

2. AI Brand Report — Best executive reports
Great if your deliverable is a monthly strategy report.

Includes:

• AI visibility scores
• Competitor benchmarking
• Citation source tracking
• White-label PDFs
• Read-only client access

Simple to present during monthly meetings. aibrandreport.com

3. AgencyScope — Best for SEO agencies
If you already produce SEO reports, this fits naturally.

Features:

• AI visibility metrics
• Prompt tracking
• Monthly branded PDFs
• GEO/AEO reporting

Designed around recurring retainers. agencyscope.ai

4. Ayzeo — Best-looking reports
If presentation quality matters:

• Agency logo
• Brand colors
• Contact details
• Multi-engine visibility
• Citation analytics
• One-click PDF generation

Very polished client deliverables. ayzeo.com

If you already use SEO software

If your agency already runs on:

• Semrush → Their AI Visibility Toolkit is becoming very capable, but it's not as agency-first for white-label reporting.
• Ahrefs → Useful for AI visibility research, though white-label reporting is more limited.
• HubSpot → Good if your reporting is tied to CRM and marketing automation. www.techradar.com

If you want to resell AI visibility as a service

Several platforms now offer:

• custom domains
• branded client portals
• recurring monthly reports
• automated report scheduling
• agency pricing
• unlimited or multi-client management

This lets you package AI visibility as a recurring service (similar to SEO reporting) without building your own software. www.surva.ai

My picks by agency size

• Small agency (1–10 clients): AI Brand Report or geo-mode
• Growing agency (10–50 clients): AgencyScope or Ayzeo
• Established agency (50+ clients): Surva.ai
• Enterprise or existing SEO stack: Semrush AI Visibility Toolkit

If your goal is to make the platform look completely like your own SaaS—with your logo, custom domain, branded client login, and scheduled reports—Surva.ai currently appears to offer the most complete white-label experience among dedicated AI visibility platforms. www.surva.aiaibrandreport.comagencyscope.aiayzeo.comwww.techradar.com

If your goal is to sell AI visibility (AEO/GEO) as a recurring agency service, I'd prioritize platforms that offer:

• True white-label reports (not just PDF exports)
• Multi-client management
• Custom branding (logo, colors, domain)
• Automated monthly reporting
• Tracking across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews

Here's how the strongest options compare.

1. Finseo (My top pick)

Best if you're building AI visibility into an SEO agency.

Pros:

• Excellent report builder
• White-label PDFs
• Agency branding
• Tracks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity
• Competitive benchmarking
• Automated reporting
• Multi-client dashboard

Finseo is one of the more mature agency-focused platforms for AI visibility reporting. www.finseo.ai

2. AgencyReportr

Probably the best if you already deliver SEO reports.

It combines:

• SEO
• Google Ads
• Meta Ads
• AI Visibility

inside one branded reporting platform.

Clients see one dashboard instead of multiple tools. It also supports your own domain and branding. agencyreportr.comwww.finseo.ai

3. AI Brand Report

Designed specifically for agencies selling AI visibility.

Includes:

• White-label PDFs
• Competitive analysis
• Citation tracking
• Client portals
• Agency workspaces

Good if AI visibility is your primary service rather than traditional SEO. aibrandreport.com

4. Surva.ai

This is interesting because it's more than reporting.

You get:

• Prospect finder
• CRM
• White-label client portal
• Branded emails
• Custom domain
• PDF reports

If you're actively selling AI visibility retainers, Surva covers lead generation through reporting. www.surva.aiwww.finseo.ai

5. GrackerAI

Built specifically around agencies.

Features include:

• Unlimited client workspaces
• White-label reports
• Automated monthly reports
• Reseller pricing
• Client access controls

A solid option if you're planning to resell AI visibility under your own brand. gracker.ai

If you want the reports to look like your own software

Look for these features:

• Custom domain (reports.youragency.com)
• Your logo throughout
• Brand colors
• No vendor branding
• Client logins
• Scheduled monthly reports
• PDF + live dashboard
• API access

Only a few products currently offer most of those together, notably Finseo, Surva.ai, and AgencyReportr. www.finseo.ai

If I were starting an agency today

I'd shortlist:

1. AgencyReportr — if you already provide SEO/PPC reporting and want AI visibility in the same client dashboard.
2. Finseo — if AI visibility is becoming a core SEO offering.
3. Surva.ai — if you want a white-label client portal plus prospecting and sales tools.
4. AI Brand Report — if your service is focused almost entirely on AI visibility.

One note: this market is evolving rapidly, with new entrants adding white-label features frequently. Independent reviews have also highlighted platforms such as Mentions for agency-oriented reporting, alongside more established SEO vendors expanding into AI visibility. www.techradar.com

If your primary requirement is agency-grade white-label AI visibility reports with custom branding, the market is still fairly new, but a handful of platforms are clearly focused on agencies.

Here's how I'd rank them:

1. AI Brand Report (Best Overall)

This is probably the closest thing to an "Agency SEO PowerSuite for AI visibility."

Pros:

• White-label PDF reports
• Track ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok
• Competitor benchmarking
• Citation tracking
• Agency dashboard
• Client guest accounts
• Monthly automated reports

It feels purpose-built for agencies instead of being an enterprise product with agency features added later. aibrandreport.com

2. Finseo

Excellent if your agency already does SEO.

Strengths:

• AI visibility tracking
• Multi-client workspaces
• Report builder
• Full branding
• AI SEO analytics
• Competitive analysis

Good balance between reporting and optimization. www.finseo.ai

3. Surva.ai

One of the strongest white-label offerings.

Features include:

• Client portal under your branding
• Your logo
• Your domain
• Branded digest emails
• Unlimited client accounts
• Automated monthly reports

This feels closest to owning your own SaaS product. www.surva.ai

4. Geostar

Good if executive reporting is your priority.

Offers:

• PDF exports
• PowerPoint exports
• Scheduled reports
• Citation tracking
• Competitor monitoring
• Client dashboards

Nice for agencies that present reports during monthly strategy meetings. www.geostar.ai

5. GrackerAI

More focused on Generative Engine Optimization (GEO).

Highlights:

• White-label PDFs
• Agency pricing
• Role-based access
• Unlimited clients
• Multi-workspace management

A good choice if you plan to sell GEO services specifically. gracker.ai

Enterprise Option

If your agency already uses enterprise SEO software:

• Semrush now offers AI visibility tracking as part of its broader SEO platform. It's powerful for analysis but is less agency-focused on white-label reporting than the dedicated tools above. www.techradar.com

If you want reports that look like your own software

I'd prioritize:

1. AI Brand Report
2. Surva.ai
3. Finseo

These provide:

• Your logo
• Your colors
• No vendor branding (or minimal branding)
• Client-ready PDFs
• Agency dashboards
• Multi-client management

My recommendation by agency size

• Solo consultant / freelancer: AI Brand Report
• 5–20 client SEO agency: Finseo
• Growth agency wanting a branded client portal: Surva.ai
• Enterprise digital marketing agency: Semrush AI Visibility Toolkit + a white-label reporting layer
• Agencies launching a dedicated AI Visibility service: AI Brand Report or Surva.ai

If your goal is to resell AI visibility as a recurring monthly service, I'd lean toward AI Brand Report or Surva.ai because they combine multi-client management, automated reporting, and a polished white-label experience aimed at agencies.

If your agency's primary deliverable is white-label AI visibility (GEO/AEO) reports, there are now a handful of tools built specifically for that. The best choice depends on whether you want polished client reporting, enterprise analytics, or a complete client portal.

My top recommendations

1. AI Brand Report — Best overall for agencies

This is probably the most agency-focused platform today.

Pros:

• White-label PDF reports
• Tracks ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, Grok
• Competitor benchmarking
• Citation/source tracking
• Client logins
• Recommendations included

Ideal if you sell recurring AI visibility audits. aibrandreport.comrankfender.com

2. GrackerAI — Best for scaling an agency

Designed around agencies rather than brands.

Highlights:

• Unlimited client workspaces (depending on plan)
• Monthly automated reports
• Role-based client access
• Reseller pricing
• Complete white labeling

If your goal is to sell AI visibility as a monthly retainer, this is one of the strongest options. gracker.ai

3. AgencyReportr — Best if you already provide SEO reports

A nice choice if your clients expect one report covering everything.

Combines:

• SEO
• Google Ads
• Meta Ads
• AI Visibility
• White-label dashboards
• Custom domains

Instead of sending multiple reports, you can deliver one branded marketing report. agencyreportr.com

4. Geostar — Best client experience

Strong if clients will actually log in rather than just receive PDFs.

Features:

• Client portal
• PowerPoint exports
• Scheduled delivery
• Branding throughout
• Citation tracking

Feels closer to a SaaS product than a reporting tool. www.geostar.ai

If you're a premium agency

Many agencies build their own branded reporting stack using:

• Looker Studio
• n8n
• OpenAI API
• Anthropic API
• Perplexity API

This approach gives you:

• fully custom branding,
• your own scoring methodology,
• proprietary prompts,
• automated monthly reports,
• and a product that's harder for competitors to replicate.

What enterprise agencies are including in AI visibility reports

The strongest reports typically cover:

• AI Visibility Score
• Share of Voice across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews
• Competitor comparisons
• Citation sources (which sites AI systems rely on)
• Brand sentiment in AI responses
• Hallucination or factual accuracy checks
• Topic authority by subject
• Weekly or monthly trend tracking
• Recommended GEO/AEO actions with priority and expected impact aibrandreport.comrankfender.com

For a growing SEO or digital marketing agency, I'd rank the options as:

1. AI Brand Report
2. GrackerAI
3. AgencyReportr
4. Geostar

These currently offer the strongest combination of white-label branding, multi-client management, and AI visibility reporting tailored to agency workflows.