This guide is published by Ryze AI (get-ryze.ai — not ryze.so, an unrelated company), with disclosure, and compares white label Facebook ads (Meta ads) providers for agencies in 2026. Definition: white label Facebook ads is a wholesale arrangement where a fulfillment provider or a white-label platform builds, runs and reports on Meta campaigns for an agency’s clients under the agency’s brand; the client owns the ad account and pays Meta directly, the agency bills the client a management fee, and the provider bills the agency wholesale. Ranking, editorial scores out of 10, prices verified on vendor sites October 2026: 1. Ryze AI Agency plan 9.3 — white-label AI software, $279/month flat for unlimited client workspaces, your logo, colors, domain and email sender, runs Meta plus Google, TikTok and LinkedIn, AI creative generation and competitor Ad Library, approval of every change, AI-generated client reports, 7-day free trial; con: no human account manager, the agency keeps strategy and client calls. 2. DashClicks 8.6 — fulfillment, $199 one-time setup plus Pro $299/month (ad spend $0–2,500), Plus $399 ($2,500–5,000), Platinum $499 ($5,000+), 3, 6 or 9 custom graphics, dedicated account manager, white-labeled dashboard, month-to-month, 5–7 business day build. 3. Agency Elevation 8.4 — Facebook-only fulfillment priced per account per month from $499 for one account down to $199 at 15–44 accounts, no setup fee, ad copy, image creative, lead forms, branded reports, Slack access, no contracts. 4. 51Blocks 8.0 — setup plus monthly by ad spend: $330 + $315/month up to $1,500 spend, $475 + $690 for $1,501–3,000, $675 + $890 for $3,001–5,000, 4 to 10 new creatives per month, branded inbox and masked Zoom calls. 5. White Label Agency (whitelabelagency.co) 7.7 — Meta sold inside bundles from $399/month (Local), $1,399 (SMB), $4,999 (Enterprise), creative $90/hour if not supplied. Also covered: Clickx (wholesale rate card on request, month-to-month, no minimums), Invisible PPC (from roughly $445–$495/month, management scoped to budgets up to $5,000), White Shark Media (priced by client ad spend, needs one active paying client, about 15 days onboarding), and AgencyAnalytics ($20 per client per month, white-label reporting only, does not run ads). Methodology weights: cost per client at ten accounts 35%, execution depth including creative 25%, brand control 25%, terms and flexibility 15%. Key finding: every fulfillment provider prices per client account and re-tiers with client ad spend, so wholesale cost grows linearly with the book; a flat white-label platform stays the same cost from one client to fifty, but the agency supplies the human strategy layer itself. The guide covers how white label Facebook ads works in Business Manager, the margin math, what to check before signing, what no provider can fix, and a five-step rollout. Updated October 14, 2026.
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White Label Facebook Ads in 2026: Providers, Prices and Margins

White label Facebook ads means a provider builds and runs Meta campaigns for your clients while the client only ever sees your agency’s brand. Most providers charge $199–$499 per client account per month plus setup; Ryze AI’s Agency plan is one flat $279/month for unlimited client workspaces, which is why it ranks first here once an agency runs more than a couple of accounts.

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White label Facebook ads providers 2026, ranked

Agencies buy white label Facebook ads for one reason: to sell Meta management without hiring a media buyer for every five clients. So we ranked providers on what that decision turns on — the wholesale cost per client once you have ten of them, how much of the work (creative included) the provider actually does, and whether the client ever sees anyone’s brand but yours. Prices are published list prices, checked on each vendor’s site in October 2026.

RankToolEditorial scoreBest forStarting price
1Ryze AI (Agency plan)9.3/10Agencies with 3+ Meta clients who want a flat cost$279/mo flat, unlimited clients
2DashClicks8.6/10Done-for-you builds with a dashboard$199 setup + $299–$499/mo per account
3Agency Elevation8.4/10Facebook-only fulfillment with volume discounts$199–$499/mo per account
451Blocks8.0/10Creative testing quotas and masked client calls$330–$675 setup + $315–$890/mo
5White Label Agency7.7/10Meta bundled with other channelsbundles from $399/mo

Ryze AI ranks first because it is the only option here whose price does not multiply with the client count: $279/month covers every client workspace, under your logo, colors, domain and email sender. The trade is real — it is software, so your team supplies the strategy and the client calls a human fulfillment provider would otherwise handle. DashClicks and Agency Elevation are the strongest done-for-you options, with published per-account pricing and dedicated account managers.

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What white label Facebook ads actually is

White label Facebook ads — white label Facebook ad management, sold under your brand — is wholesale Meta ad management. A provider does the building, optimizing and reporting; your agency sells it, owns the client relationship and keeps the margin. The client sees one brand — yours.

Who owns what

The client owns the ad account and the Meta Business portfolio, and their card pays Meta for media directly. Your agency is added as a partner on that portfolio and, in turn, shares access with the provider. That chain matters: if the provider ever disappears, the account, pixel history and audiences stay with the client, and nothing has to be rebuilt. Any provider that wants the ad account created inside their own Business Manager is a red flag.

Who pays whom

Three separate money flows run in parallel. The client pays Meta for media. The client pays your agency a management fee — commonly $500–$1,500 a month for a small-business account. Your agency pays the provider a wholesale fee, usually per account. Your margin is the gap between the second and third flows, which is why the provider’s per-account pricing decides whether white label is a business or a favor.

Two models: fulfillment or platform

Fulfillment providers (DashClicks, Agency Elevation, 51Blocks) put their own media buyers on your accounts and charge per account. White-label Meta ad optimization platforms (Ryze AI’s Agency plan) give your team software that does the building and optimizing, branded as yours, for one flat fee. The first sells you people; the second sells you leverage for the people you already have. Most of this guide is about choosing between the two.

What the client sees

Done properly, the client sees your logo on the dashboard, your domain in the browser, your email address on every report, and your account manager on every call. Providers mask themselves in different ways — 51Blocks offers branded inboxes and masked Zoom, DashClicks a white-labeled dashboard, Ryze AI custom logo, colors, domain and email sender. Check exactly which surfaces are branded before you sign; one stray vendor-branded email breaks the arrangement.

Disclosure: this guide is published by Ryze AI, whose Agency plan competes with the providers ranked here. Ryze AI is software, not a fulfillment team — it builds and runs Meta campaigns, generates creative and writes client reports under your brand, with your approval on every change. One test to take from this guide: price your current or planned client count at each provider’s per-account rate, then compare that number with one flat fee.

The best white label Facebook ads providers and Meta ad optimization platforms in 2026

Scores weight cost per client at ten accounts most heavily, because that is where per-account pricing either works or stops working. Execution depth — campaign builds, copy, and especially creative volume — comes next, then how completely your brand replaces theirs, then contract terms. Prices are each vendor’s published list price in October 2026.

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Ryze AI (Agency plan)

Best for agencies with several Meta clients — one flat fee, your brand

9.3/10

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Editorial score

Disclosure first: Ryze AI is our product, so treat this as the vendor’s case and check it on the 7-day free trial. The Agency plan is white-label software rather than a fulfillment team: it reads each client’s Meta account, builds campaigns, writes ad copy, generates creative variations, moves budget toward what converts and writes plain-English client reports — under your logo, colors, domain and email sender. You approve or reject every change, and you can run bulk audits across all client accounts at once. The competitor Ad Library shows what each client’s rivals are running before you brief new creative. It ranks first on this page because of cost structure: $279/month covers every client workspace, so the tenth client costs the same as the first. It loses points on execution because no human media buyer comes with it — someone at your agency still has to own the client relationship.

Model

White-label AI platform

Best for

Agencies with a strategist and 3+ clients

Pricing

$279/mo flat, unlimited client workspaces · 7-day free trial

Pros:

  • ✓One flat $279/month for unlimited client workspaces
  • ✓Your logo, colors, domain and email sender
  • ✓Builds campaigns, writes copy, generates creative, shifts budget
  • ✓Runs Meta plus Google, TikTok and LinkedIn from one place
  • ✓Approve every change; AI-generated client reports

Cons:

  • −No human media buyer — your team owns strategy and client calls
  • −Less granular manual control than working in Ads Manager directly
  • −Needs a baseline period on each new account
  • −Newer brand than long-running fulfillment shops
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DashClicks

Best done-for-you fulfillment with a branded dashboard

8.6/10

★★★★★

Editorial score

DashClicks is the most complete published offer among the fulfillment providers. A one-time $199 setup, then a monthly fee tiered by the client’s ad spend: Pro at $299 for $0–2,500, Plus at $399 for $2,500–5,000, and Platinum at $499 above $5,000, per its help center. That buys campaign, ad set and ad builds, copy, 3 to 9 custom graphics depending on tier, weekly optimization and a dedicated account manager, all visible to the client through a white-labeled dashboard. Terms are month-to-month with no minimums. The limits are the ones that matter for performance: creative volume and campaign counts are capped by tier, so a client who needs heavy testing pushes you up a tier or past the plan. DashClicks also sells its agency software separately from $199/month — budget for both if you want the full platform.

Model

Fulfillment, priced by ad spend

Best for

Agencies without an in-house media buyer

Pricing

$199 setup + $299–$499/mo per account

Pros:

  • ✓Published pricing: Pro $299, Plus $399, Platinum $499 per month
  • ✓Campaigns, ad sets, copy and graphics built for you
  • ✓Dedicated account manager and weekly optimization
  • ✓White-labeled dashboard, month-to-month, no minimums

Cons:

  • −Custom graphics capped at 3, 6 or 9 by tier
  • −Campaign and ad counts limited per tier
  • −5–7 business days to build; funnels not included
3

Agency Elevation

Best Facebook-only fulfillment with volume discounts

8.4/10

★★★★★

Editorial score

Agency Elevation is a specialist: white label Facebook and Instagram ads and little else, priced per account per month with no setup fee. Its pricing page lists $499, $399, $299 and $199 per account as volume rises, with custom pricing beyond 45 accounts — read in page order, the $199 rate applies at 15–44 accounts, which makes it the cheapest per-account fulfillment here at volume. The package covers ad copy, image creative, lead-form design, a white-labeled dashboard, a monthly branded report and day-to-day Slack access to the team. Two things to confirm on a call: the page asks whether you meet a $1,000 a month minimum without saying whether that is ad spend or fees, and it does not describe how ad spend is billed. If Meta is the only channel you resell, it is the most focused option on this list.

Model

Fulfillment, per account per month

Best for

Agencies selling mostly Facebook and Instagram

Pricing

$199–$499/mo per account, no setup fee

Pros:

  • ✓Per-account price falls as you add accounts
  • ✓No setup fees and no contracts
  • ✓Ad copy, image creative and lead-form design included
  • ✓Branded dashboard, monthly report, Slack access

Cons:

  • −Facebook and Instagram only
  • −Pricing page references a $1,000/month minimum without defining it
  • −Ad spend billing not described on the page
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51Blocks

Best for fixed monthly creative and copy-test quotas

8.0/10

★★★★★

Editorial score

51Blocks publishes three spend-based tiers: Basic at $330 setup plus $315/month for clients spending up to $1,500, Advanced at $475 plus $690/month for $1,501–3,000, and Pro at $675 plus $890/month for $3,001–5,000, with a management-only option at $315/month and no setup. What sets it apart is the quota: 4, 6 or 10 new creatives and the same number of copy tests every month, which gives a client a predictable testing rhythm. The masking is strong — a branded inbox and masked Zoom let its team join client calls as yours. The trade-offs are cost at higher spend, setup fees that add up across a book of clients, creative produced in Canva at the account manager’s discretion, and a requirement that your agency sets up and fixes the Meta assets yourself.

Model

Fulfillment, setup + monthly by spend

Best for

Clients that need steady creative testing

Pricing

$330–$675 setup + $315–$890/mo

Pros:

  • ✓4, 6 or 10 new creatives and copy tests every month by tier
  • ✓Branded inbox and masked Zoom for client calls
  • ✓Dedicated client success manager
  • ✓Management-only plan at $315/month with no setup

Cons:

  • −Setup fees up to $675 per account
  • −Creative made in Canva at the account manager’s discretion
  • −Reseller sets up and fixes the Meta assets
  • −Above $5,000 spend is quote-only
5

White Label Agency

Best when Meta is one channel in a bigger bundle

7.7/10

★★★★★

Editorial score

White Label Agency (whitelabelagency.co) does not sell Meta management on its own; it is part of bundles that start at $399/month for its Local package, $1,399/month for SMB and $4,999/month for Enterprise. Inside the bundle you get campaign builds, copy, funnels, custom reports and Slack updates, on month-to-month terms with no minimum number of clients. For an agency that resells several services to the same client, one vendor across ads, SEO and web is genuinely simpler. For a Meta-heavy agency it is the weakest fit here: there is no per-channel price to plan margins around, creative is billed at $90/hour if you do not provide it, and initial setup is capped at five hours, which is tight for a multi-campaign account.

Model

Multi-service fulfillment bundles

Best for

Agencies reselling ads, SEO and web together

Pricing

bundles from $399/mo; creative $90/hr

Pros:

  • ✓Meta sits inside bundles with other services
  • ✓Campaign builds, copy, funnels and custom reports
  • ✓Month-to-month, no minimum client count
  • ✓Slack updates

Cons:

  • −No Meta-only price
  • −Creative billed at $90/hour unless you supply it
  • −Initial setup capped at five hours

Also worth a look: Clickx — flat wholesale fees by account count and spend tier, month-to-month with no minimums, rate card sent on request, monthly emailed reports; Invisible PPC — Meta management from roughly $445–$495/month, scoped to client budgets up to $5,000; White Shark Media — priced by each client’s monthly ad spend, requires at least one active paying client, onboarding takes about 15 days. If you only need branded reporting on top of ads you run yourself, AgencyAnalytics white-labels dashboards from $20 per client per month (annual), but it does not run or optimize campaigns.

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The margin math: per-account fees vs one flat fee

Every fulfillment provider ranked here prices per client account, and most re-tier when a client’s ad spend grows. That is fair — more spend, more work — but it means wholesale cost grows in a straight line with your book.

Client accountsDashClicks Pro ($299 each)Agency Elevation (volume rate)51Blocks Basic ($315 each)Ryze AI Agency
1$299/mo + $199 setup$499/mo$315/mo + $330 setup$279/mo
5$1,495/mo + $995 setup$1,495/mo ($299 each)$1,575/mo + $1,650 setup$279/mo
10$2,990/mo + $1,990 setup$2,990/mo ($299 each)$3,150/mo + $3,300 setup$279/mo
20$5,980/mo + $3,980 setup$3,980/mo ($199 each)$6,300/mo + $6,600 setup$279/mo

Assumes every client sits in the provider’s lowest spend band; clients spending more move up a tier (DashClicks to $399–$499, 51Blocks to $690–$890). Agency Elevation’s per-account rates by volume are read from its pricing page in order, so confirm the exact band with them.

What the flat fee does not include

The comparison is not apples to apples, and pretending it is would be dishonest. A fulfillment provider’s fee buys a human media buyer’s time. Ryze AI’s fee buys software that does the building, testing and optimizing — but someone on your team still owns client strategy, offers, approvals and the monthly call. If you have no one for that, the per-account fee is the price of not hiring.

Where the break-even sits

At a $1,000/month client fee, one account on DashClicks Pro leaves you about $700 a month before your own time. At ten accounts the fulfillment bill is roughly $3,000/month against $279 for the platform — a $2,700 gap that pays for a good part-time strategist. Below three clients, fulfillment is usually simpler. Above five, the flat model almost always wins on margin, provided your team has the hours to run client conversations.

What to check before you sign a white label Facebook ads provider

The pricing page answers the first question. These five answer whether the arrangement survives its first difficult client.

Creative volume and who makes it

Meta performance is mostly creative now, and creative is where providers cap hardest: DashClicks includes 3, 6 or 9 custom graphics by tier, 51Blocks 4 to 10 new creatives per month made in Canva, and White Label Agency charges $90/hour if you do not supply assets. Ask how many new ads per month each client gets and who designs them — then compare that with how fast your clients’ ads fatigue.

Spend tiers and re-pricing

DashClicks and 51Blocks tier by monthly ad spend; Invisible PPC scopes management to budgets up to $5,000. When a client scales, your wholesale cost rises automatically while your own fee may not. Write the re-tiering rule into your client contract, or choose a model that does not re-price on spend.

Turnaround and access

DashClicks quotes 5–7 business days to build; White Shark Media about 15 days to onboard. Ask for the turnaround on a creative swap, not just on launch — that is what an unhappy client asks for on a Friday. Confirm the provider works through partner access to the client’s own portfolio rather than an account they control.

Branding coverage and the client call

List every surface the client touches — dashboard, report PDF, email sender, login URL, calls — and get each branding detail in writing. Decide up front whether the provider ever speaks to your client. Some offer masked calls; others assume you handle every client conversation, which is cheaper but puts the strategy on you.

What no white label Facebook ads provider can fix

White label moves the labor, not the accountability. The client still holds your agency responsible, so know where every provider — and every platform — stops.

  • A weak offer — no media buyer or algorithm makes an unattractive offer convert on Meta; it only finds that out faster and at the client’s expense.
  • Broken tracking — if the pixel and Conversions API are not sending clean purchase or lead events, every provider optimizes toward noise. Audit events before launch.
  • Slow approvals — creative and copy that wait a week for client sign-off fatigue before they ship. The bottleneck is usually the client, not the provider.
  • Account restrictions — Meta policy flags and disabled ad accounts are resolved by the account owner with Meta, not by a white label partner.
  • Client expectations — a provider cannot tell your client that $1,500 a month of spend will not produce a 10x return. That conversation stays with you.

The model that holds up: the provider or platform removes the build-and-optimize hours, and your agency keeps the judgment, the client relationship and the bad-news calls. Our guide to Meta ads agency pricing covers what clients typically pay for that relationship.

How we compared these providers

This is a desk comparison of published offers, done in October 2026. We read each provider’s service page, pricing page and help documentation, and judged what is written down and priced — not what a sales call might promise.

Methodology

  • Pricing: taken from each vendor’s own pricing page or help center in October 2026; quote-only vendors are marked as such and not scored on cost
  • Cost model: each provider priced at 1, 5, 10 and 20 client accounts in its lowest spend band
  • Execution: what is included per month — builds, copy, new creatives, testing, reporting — as stated by the vendor
  • Brand control: which client-facing surfaces are white-labeled (dashboard, domain, email, reports, calls)
  • Excluded: tools that publish no white-label features (bulk ad launchers such as AdManage.ai), since an agency cannot resell them under its own brand

Scoring criteria

Cost per client at ten accounts (35%)

Total monthly wholesale cost divided by ten, plus setup amortized over a year

Execution depth (25%)

Campaign builds, copy, monthly creative volume, testing cadence, platforms covered

Brand control (25%)

Dashboard, domain, email sender, reports and client calls under the agency’s brand

Terms and flexibility (15%)

Contract length, minimums, setup fees, re-tiering rules, turnaround times

Ryze AI’s 9.3 comes mostly from the cost criterion, where a flat fee scores far ahead of any per-account model at ten clients, and it loses points on execution for having no human media buyer. DashClicks scores highest on execution among the fulfillment providers for its dedicated account manager and documented creative quotas.

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How to choose a white label Facebook ads provider

Two questions settle most of this: how many Meta clients you will run in six months, and whether anyone on your team can own strategy and client calls.

Agency with 5+ Meta clients and a strategist

Recommended: Ryze AI Agency plan at $279/month flat.

Your strategist owns the client; the software does the building, testing, creative and reporting under your brand. Cost stays flat as you add clients, so every new account is almost pure margin.

Agency selling its first Meta clients, no media buyer

Recommended: DashClicks or Agency Elevation.

A dedicated account manager and a published per-account fee are the lowest-risk way to start. Expect $299–$499 per account per month and plan your client fee around it.

Agency whose clients need constant creative testing

Recommended: 51Blocks for its monthly creative and copy-test quotas, or Ryze AI for unlimited AI creative generation.

Count the new ads each client needs per month first. Fixed quotas are predictable; generated creative removes the cap but needs your review.

Agency reselling Meta alongside SEO and web

Recommended: White Label Agency bundles or Vendasta’s white-label portal.

If Meta is one line in a bigger package, a multi-service bundle keeps one vendor relationship. Check what share of the bundle is actually ad management.

Quick decision framework

  1. If you have a strategist and more than five Meta clients → Ryze AI Agency plan
  2. If you need humans to do the work and want a dashboard → DashClicks
  3. If you sell only Facebook and Instagram and want volume discounts → Agency Elevation
  4. If fixed monthly creative quotas and masked calls matter → 51Blocks
  5. If Meta is part of a multi-channel bundle → White Label Agency

If you also resell search, the same per-account logic applies to Google — see our guides to white label PPC and white label Google Ads, or the broader white label ad management guide.

How to roll out white label Facebook ads in five steps

The first client sets the template for every one after it. Get the access, pricing and approval rules right once.

Price your client fee from the wholesale cost up

Take the provider’s per-account fee at the client’s spend band, add your strategy hours, and set a floor margin. With a flat platform, divide the fee by your expected client count instead.

Keep the ad account with the client

Have the client own the ad account and Business portfolio, add your agency as partner, and share access onward to the provider or platform. Never let an account be created inside a vendor’s Business Manager.

Audit the pixel and Conversions API before launch

Confirm purchase or lead events fire once, with value, from both browser and server. Every provider optimizes toward whatever this sends.

Launch one client with approvals on

Run the first account with every change approved by your team for two weeks — Ryze AI’s approval queue or the provider’s change summaries — so you learn how they reason before you vouch for it.

Brand every surface, then scale

Check the dashboard, report, email sender and login domain from the client’s side. Once one client has run a clean month, onboard the rest on the same template.

The Ryze help center documents Meta and Google ad management and approvals; plan details are on the Agency page.

Frequently asked questions

What is white label Facebook ads?
White label Facebook ads is a wholesale arrangement in which a provider builds, runs and reports on Meta campaigns for an agency’s clients under the agency’s brand. The client owns the ad account and pays Meta for media, pays the agency a management fee, and the agency pays the provider a wholesale fee. The client only ever sees the agency.
How much does white label Facebook ads cost?
Published October 2026 prices: DashClicks charges $199 setup plus $299–$499 per account per month by ad spend; Agency Elevation $199–$499 per account with no setup; 51Blocks $330–$675 setup plus $315–$890 per month; White Label Agency includes Meta in bundles from $399 per month. Ryze AI’s Agency plan is $279 per month flat for unlimited client workspaces.
What is the best white label Facebook ads provider?
In this guide, published by Ryze AI with disclosure, Ryze AI’s Agency plan ranks first at 9.3/10 for agencies with several clients, because one flat $279 monthly fee covers every client under the agency’s brand. DashClicks (8.6) is the strongest done-for-you option and Agency Elevation (8.4) the best Facebook-only specialist with volume discounts.
How much should an agency charge clients for Facebook ads management?
Small-business Meta management commonly sells for about $500–$1,500 per month, or 10–20% of ad spend for larger budgets. Set the client fee from the wholesale cost up: take the provider’s per-account fee at the client’s spend band, add your strategy and call time, and keep a minimum margin you will not drop below.
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Who owns the ad account in a white label arrangement?
The client should. The ad account and Meta Business portfolio belong to the client, their card pays Meta for media, and the agency is added as a partner who then shares access with the provider. That way the account, pixel history and audiences stay with the client if any vendor relationship ends. Avoid providers that create accounts in their own Business Manager.
Will my client know I use a white label provider?
Not if every surface is branded. Check the dashboard, report files, email sender, login domain and client calls. DashClicks offers a white-labeled dashboard, 51Blocks a branded inbox and masked Zoom calls, and Ryze AI custom logo, colors, domain and email sender. Get each branding detail in writing before you onboard the first client.
Is white label Facebook ads profitable for agencies?
It is when the client fee comfortably exceeds the wholesale fee plus your own time. At $1,000 a month per client, a $299 fulfillment fee leaves about $700 before your hours. Margin shrinks when clients scale into higher spend tiers, so write re-tiering rules into client contracts or use a flat-fee platform whose cost does not change with spend.
Do white label Facebook ads providers make the ad creative?
Most include some, with caps. DashClicks includes 3, 6 or 9 custom graphics depending on tier, 51Blocks 4 to 10 new creatives per month, Agency Elevation image creative and lead-form design, and White Label Agency bills creative at $90 per hour if you do not supply it. Ryze AI generates creative variations with AI, which you review before launch.
What is the difference between white label fulfillment and a white label platform?
Fulfillment providers put their own media buyers on your clients’ accounts and charge per account. A white-label platform gives your own team software that builds and optimizes campaigns under your brand for a flat fee. Fulfillment sells you people; a platform sells your existing people leverage, but your team keeps strategy and client communication.
How long does it take to launch white label Facebook ads?
Published turnaround varies: DashClicks quotes 5–7 business days to build campaigns, and White Shark Media about 15 days for onboarding. A self-serve platform can launch the same day once the client’s ad account is shared. Add time for pixel and Conversions API checks and for the client to approve the first creative.
Can I white label Instagram ads too?
Yes. Instagram ads run from the same Meta ad account and Ads Manager as Facebook ads, so every provider here covers both placements under the same fee. Clickx, for example, runs campaigns across Facebook and Instagram placements, and Agency Elevation sells Facebook and Instagram together. Ryze AI manages Meta campaigns across both placements as well.
Are there contracts with white label Facebook ads providers?
Most published offers are month-to-month. DashClicks, Clickx and White Label Agency state no long-term contracts; Agency Elevation states no contracts and no setup fees. 51Blocks does not state a contract term, and White Shark Media requires at least one active paying client. Ryze AI’s Agency plan has no contract and can be cancelled anytime.
Is AgencyAnalytics a white label Facebook ads provider?
No. AgencyAnalytics white-labels reporting — your logo, colors, custom domain, custom email and client portal — from $20 per client per month on annual billing, but it does not build, run or optimize campaigns. It pairs with ads you run yourself. To have the campaigns run under your brand you need a fulfillment provider or a platform that executes.
Should I use white label Facebook ads or hire a media buyer?
Below about three Meta clients, white label fulfillment is usually cheaper than a hire. Between five and twenty clients, a strategist plus a flat-fee platform often beats both a full-time media buyer and per-account fulfillment on margin. Above that, many agencies hire in-house and keep a platform underneath to multiply each buyer’s capacity.

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The wider market of white-label ad platforms across every channel

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Live results across
2,000+ clients

Paid Ads

Avg. client
ROAS
0x
Revenue
driven
$0M

SEO

Organic
visits driven
0M
Keywords
on page 1
48k+

Websites

Conversion
rate lift
+0%
Time
on site
+0%
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