Your clients judge the retainer by their reviews. We run them under your name.

Rankure's white label reputation management runs review monitoring, replies, compliant review campaigns and policy reports for your clients, under your agency's name. You see every reply first if you want to, and each month you get a report to send in your own branding. Agency terms are agreed in writing after a scoping call.

Listed on Clutch, G2, DesignRush and GoodFirms. Office in Arlington, Virginia.

Our published list prices

Your rate is agreed in writing.

  1. Review management$173Per location, per month, direct.
  2. Reputation management$1,320Per month, one location, direct.
  3. Agency partnersScopedAfter a call about your clients.

Your clientsStay yours

Book a scoping call

You talk to clients; we work in the background.

  • Your brand onlyReplies and reports go out as you
  • You choose the workflowApprove replies, or let us post
  • Inside FTC and Google rulesNo fake or filtered reviews
  • Clients stay yoursYou lead the relationship

When review work starts costing you clients

  1. 1

    Replies pile up across too many platforms

    Google, Yelp, Facebook and Trustpilot for every client, every week.

  2. 2

    A client asks why a fake review is still up

    And nobody has documented it properly for the platform.

  3. 3

    Review campaigns stall after launch

    The first month goes well; by month three no one is sending requests.

  4. 4

    You cannot show what was done

    So the retainer looks thin at renewal time.

The compliance risk inside a review campaign

Review work is where agencies are most tempted to cut corners. The usual shortcuts are asking only happy customers, offering a discount for a review, or quietly suppressing complaints. The FTC's final rule bans buying reviews, fake or AI-written reviews, undisclosed insider reviews and review suppression through threats or intimidation (FTC, 14 August 2024). Google's Maps content policy also bars incentives and selective asking.

Every campaign we run for your clients asks all customers, offers nothing in return, and stays inside each platform's solicitation rules. That protects the client and your agency's name on the work. We call it your brand, our team, the rules.

What renewal season looks like

Your client opens a report with your logo on it showing reviews answered, new ones arriving and nothing left to rot. The conversation at renewal is about growth, not about a one-star review nobody replied to. Here is the work behind it.

  1. 1

    Monitoring and replies

    Google Business Profile, Yelp, Facebook and Trustpilot, watched weekly; replies drafted for your approval or posted directly, as you prefer.

  2. 2

    Review campaigns

    Requests to every customer, run within each platform's rules.

  3. 3

    Policy reports

    Fake and rule-breaking reviews documented and reported. The platform makes the final call.

  4. 4

    A monthly report

    Review volume, sentiment and search visibility, ready to send in your branding.

  5. 5

    More if you need it

    White label local SEO and reinstatement alongside.

Terms an agency needs in writing

Full terms are in our terms and conditions and refund policy.

  • Will our clients know you are involved?Not unless you tell them. Everything goes out under your brand.
  • Who writes the replies?Either. We draft for your approval, or post directly on rules you set.
  • Can you guarantee a bad review comes down?No. Reviews that follow the rules stay. Breaches are reported and the platform decides.
  • Will you talk to our clients?Usually not. Most agencies keep the client conversation and we work in the background under your brand. If you want us on a call or copied on email, we agree that in writing.
  • Who owns the accounts?Your client does. We are added as a manager and never ask for passwords.
  • How is it priced?Our direct list prices are $173 per location a month for review management and $1,320 a month for full reputation management. Agency terms are agreed in writing after a scoping call, month-to-month.

Tell us about the clients. We will send the scope in writing.

A short call, then the scope and terms in writing. No obligation to place a single client.

  • Which platforms and clients we would cover
  • Which steps stay with your team and which we take
  • The terms, in writing, before anything starts

Rather talk first? (844) 677-1981

Free scoping call for agencies.

Which clients need their reviews handled?

Your agency and the kind of clients you serve. Within one business day we come back with how we would run it, which steps you keep, and the terms.

No cost and no obligation. Prefer to talk? Call (844) 677-1981.

Recent result: DentalNightGuard.com Google profile views went from 327 in April to 2,910 in September 2026. See our work. Listed on Clutch, G2 and DesignRush.

Led by Google Business Profile and local search specialist Joe Martinez

Request received ✓

Thanks. We will reply about scope and terms within one business day.

How a partnership starts

  1. Call

    Scope

    Clients, platforms and the workflow you want to keep.

  2. Access

    Manager rights

    Your client adds us to each profile. No shared passwords.

  3. Every week

    Monitor and reply

    On the rules agreed.

  4. Every month

    Branded report

    In your branding, ready to send.

Prices and facts verified · Reviewed by the Rankure team · Next review November 2026

For agency owners comparing partners

What is white label reputation management?
White label reputation management is review monitoring, replies, review campaigns and policy reporting that an agency sells under its own brand while a specialist partner does the work.
Which review platforms do you cover?
Google Business Profile, Yelp, Facebook and Trustpilot, plus others by agreement.
Are review campaigns allowed under the FTC rule?
Yes. The FTC rule bans fake reviews, reviews bought for a particular sentiment, and suppression. Google's policy adds that you must not ask only selected customers or offer anything in return for a review.
How much does white label reputation management cost?
Rankure's direct list prices are $173 per location a month for review management and $1,320 a month for reputation management. Agency terms are agreed in writing after a scoping call.