White-label market research for agencies

White-label intelligence is the model where one firm produces the research and another firm puts its name on the cover. The agency keeps the client relationship, owns the brand impression, and captures the margin. The research firm stays invisible. The pattern is well-established in marketing and management consulting, where it's sometimes called white-label production or sub-contracted research.

How the model works

We build each report from SEC filings, USPTO records, government contract data, and archived consumer discussions, then check it with multiple AI agents and a human reviewer; most reports are ready in 48 hours. The agency receives a finished, branded report and delivers it to the client at the agency's normal price. The margin difference is the whole point.

Which agencies benefit most

• Marketing and PR firms running quarterly competitive analyses for retainer clients
• Management consulting boutiques that need market sizing or due-diligence research as deal support
• Financial advisory practices producing investment thesis or M&A target reports
• HR and recruiting firms doing employer-brand or compensation benchmarking
• Real estate and insurance firms packaging market intelligence for institutional clients

How pricing works in practice

Per-report pricing runs $300 to $800 with no minimum commitment, billed on delivery. Agencies that order 4 or more reports per month typically move to a monthly retainer ($2K-$5K) for priority turnaround and dedicated account support. Annual contracts ($20K-$50K) suit consultancies that need a stable research function as a permanent capability extension.

Most agency partnerships start with a single test report. The agency picks a topic from a recently completed engagement, we produce our version independently, and the team compares both side by side. If our depth and turnaround beat the internal version on the same scope, the partnership scales from there.

Confidentiality and IP

Reports are delivered as editable, fully-branded files. The agency owns the deliverable. We never reach the end client, never market to them, and never reuse the research scope for another agency in the same vertical without written permission. Standard non-disclosure agreements apply to every engagement.