Buy White Label if
You want to sell local SEO software under your own brand. You already have an audience (agency clients, course students, or a community) that would pay for this as a product. You're ready to add a recurring revenue stream.
Reseller Upgrade
The previous upgrades (Pro, Business Finder, Agency) all improve how you USE ProfitMaps AI. The White Label upgrade is different — it's built for selling the tool itself. Two tiers exist: ~$297 for 10 accounts and ~$497 for 100. Here's what that means in practice, and whether it's worth it.
Jump to VerdictYou want to sell local SEO software under your own brand. You already have an audience (agency clients, course students, or a community) that would pay for this as a product. You're ready to add a recurring revenue stream.
You're a freelancer offering done-for-you SEO services. Your clients want results, not software. You don't have an audience to sell to yet.
Agencies with an audience, course creators, or SaaS founders who want to add local SEO to their offering.
The official pages confirm two tiers — ~$297 for 10 accounts and ~$497 for 100 accounts. They do not publish the full rebranding feature list yet. This section explains what "white label" typically means in this category, and what to verify at checkout.
White Label is the fifth upgrade. It is not a sharper scan and it is not a longer prospect list. It is the step for someone who wants to resell ProfitMaps AI as white label local SEO software.
Confirm the exact rebranding scope at checkout. The vendor has not published the full feature list as of October 2026.
These two rows of inventory are the part that is listed. How the software is skinned is not. If the question is running client delivery rather than selling a product, read theProfitMaps AI Agency Bundle review instead.
| Feature | 10 accounts | 100 accounts |
|---|---|---|
| Price | ~$297 | ~$497 |
| Resellable accounts | 10 | 100 |
| Best for | Small audiences, test launches | Established audiences, SaaS founders |
| Revenue potential | Lower ceiling, faster validation | Higher ceiling, real SaaS play |
| Risk | Low (small commitment) | Moderate (bigger investment) |
If you're unsure, start with 10 accounts. You can buy the higher tier later if the product sells. Do not buy 100 accounts before you've proven you can sell 10.
When you sell SEO services, the invoice stops when your week stops. When you sell software under your brand, the product can change hands without you sitting in another call. That is the whole attraction of this upgrade.
White Label is the difference between "I do local SEO" and "I own the tool my clients use." Those are different businesses. One bills for labor. The other bills for access to a product with your name on the door, if checkout actually grants that branding.
The catch is distribution. Selling software requires an audience. If you don't have one, White Label is a tool without a buyer, and the account count does not fix that.
You already sell to agencies or marketers (course, community, newsletter). You want to add a software product with recurring revenue. You have the audience and pricing strategy to sell it.
You don't have an audience to sell to. You're a freelancer whose clients want done-for-you work. You haven't yet validated that anyone would pay for this as software.
White Label is the highest-leverage upgrade in the funnel — but only for a specific type of buyer. If you have an audience, it's a way to turn someone else's tool into your own product. If you don't, it's a $297–$497 upgrade sitting on a shelf.
Start with 10 accounts. Prove you can sell 5 before buying the 100-account tier.
Get ProfitMaps AI White Label →The live pages list two reseller tiers: about $297 for 10 accounts and about $497 for 100 accounts. They do not publish a rebranding checklist. In this category, white label usually means the right to resell those accounts under your brand. Confirm the exact rebranding scope at checkout.
The lower tier is about $297 and covers 10 accounts. The higher tier is about $497 and covers 100. The product idea is the same. The inventory is not. Buy 10 first unless you already know you can sell past a small test.
A logo, a domain, and a branded portal are what buyers expect from white label local SEO software. None of those three is written down on the pages that are live today. Check the order summary before you assume your name replaces the product name.
You do not need a huge list. You do need people who will pay for software, not only for your hours. A modest audience that already buys from you can justify 10 accounts. With no audience, the upgrade has nobody to sell to.
No. The Agency Bundle is for delivering client work inside the tool. White Label is for selling the tool under your own name. One is an operations tier. The other is a product business. Use the Agency Bundle review if the question is team workflow.
It is worth that range if people who already trust you will pay for local SEO software with your name on it. It is a poor buy if your clients only want done-for-you work. Ten accounts is the test. One hundred accounts waits until that test works.