Every workspace can put the agency’s name, logo and colour on the screens, emails and reports its clients see, at no extra cost. Full white label goes further: AdsEye comes off everything, the assistant takes the name you choose, and email comes from your own address.
White label comes with the monthly plan: £20 a client a month, seven days free, no minimum term. Full white label replaces the monthly plan with one payment.
Includedin £20 per client, per month
Your agency’s look on everything your clients see, with a small AdsEye credit.
US$5,000once. No monthly fee after
Your own tool, end to end. Everything in white label, plus:
The full white label fee is paid once, in US dollars, and invoiced by the AdsEye team. When it is paid, your £20-a-client subscription is cancelled and your workspace runs at no monthly charge. Ad spend is paid to each platform by the account owner.
| White label (included) | Full white label | |
|---|---|---|
| Name, logo and colour | Yours, on every screen, email and report | Yours, on every screen, email and report |
| The word AdsEye | A small “Powered by AdsEye” at the foot | Nowhere. Your own credit line, or none |
| The assistant | Max | The name you choose, with your mark as his face |
| Emails come from | Your name, our address; replies reach you | Your own address, once your domain is verified |
| Client logins | One per client, read-only | One per client, read-only |
| Web address | Yours, if you want it | Yours, set up with you |
| Icon on a phone | AdsEye’s | Yours |
| Price | £20 a client a month | US$5,000 once. Nothing monthly after |
On a phone, iPhones show a picture of the page as the home-screen icon rather than an uploaded logo; Android shows your mark.
The example account dressed as a made-up agency, Northfield Digital, and opened with a client login.
Illustrative screens: the example account’s data under a made-up agency’s name, on the included white label.
Seven days free, then £20 a client a month. Sign up and add your first client.
In your workspace, open Your name on it: your name, logo, colour and the inbox replies go to. Every client account carries it from the next page.
From each account’s Team page. They see their results, campaigns and reports, and nothing of your other clients.
Press Ask for full white label on the same page. We invoice US$5,000, switch it on, cancel your monthly subscription, and set up your web address and sending domain with you, usually within a working day of payment.
On the included white label, they see your name, logo and colour everywhere, with a small “Powered by AdsEye” at the foot, an assistant called Max, and email from our address with your name in front. On full white label, none of that is ours. The legal pages name AdsEye on either.
No. The US$5,000 is paid once, and when it is paid we cancel your £20-a-client subscription. Your workspace runs at no monthly charge from then on.
Yes. Everything you set carries over. Full white label is switched on for the workspace you already have.
You give the address, for example reports@youragency.co.uk. We show the DNS records to add at your domain registrar; once they check out, every email to your clients comes from it. Until then, email goes from our address with your name in front, so nothing stops.
In your workspace, under Your name on it, give the hostname, for example clients.youragency.co.uk. Add the two records it shows at your registrar and press Check. We switch it on, usually within a working day, and until then your clients carry on at the address they already use.
See the overview, campaigns and reports for their own account, and download the figures. It can’t approve, change or set anything up, and it never shows another client, a customer’s name or a phone number.
AdsEye, under the data processing agreement, whatever name is on the screens. A name on a screen doesn’t change who is responsible for the data.
Start with the white label every workspace has. Ask for full white label whenever you want AdsEye gone altogether.
Weighing the two? Ask me what full white label changes.
Ask Max. I’m the AI ads specialist inside AdsEye. A next step from here:
