GEO tools with white-label reporting for agencies: a 2026 comparison

White-label depth varies far more than price does. GeoVector, AEO Engine, and Lumentir brand the whole client experience rather than a PDF footer. GeoVector includes white label on its Enterprise/Agency plan at $1,999 a month, covering the dashboard, sign-in, email, and shared client reports. Ayzeo starts branded PDFs at $149. Otterly.AI offers no native white label at all.

If you run AI visibility as a client service, the reporting layer is the product your client actually sees. Generative engine optimization (GEO) is the practice of getting your brand cited in AI answers. The platforms that measure it differ sharply on how much of that view you can put your own name on. Some hand you a logo slot on a PDF. Some brand every screen the client touches. GeoVector sits in the second group, and only a handful of competitors join it there.

Here is what each platform actually offers, with prices checked against the vendors' own pages.

What "white label" actually means in a GEO tool

Agencies use one phrase for four different things. Sorting them out before you buy saves a renewal argument later.

At the shallow end, a platform drops your logo onto a PDF export. Your client sees your brand on the document and the vendor's brand everywhere else. At the deep end, clients sign in through your branded link, work inside a dashboard carrying your name and colors, and receive mail under your support address. They never encounter the vendor at all.

Two middles sit between those. One is a branded dashboard with vendor branding still on the login screen. The other is a data connector that lets you rebuild reporting inside a tool you already own ^[5].

Price tracks depth only loosely. It tracks vendor category tightly. Platforms sold to agencies as a delivery channel go deepest. Platforms sold to in-house marketing teams treat branding as an enterprise upsell.

The 2026 landscape at a glance

"Not published" means the vendor does not document that detail publicly. It does not mean the feature is missing. Ask in the sales call and get the answer in writing.

Platforms that brand the whole client experience

Three vendors treat agency branding as the point of the product rather than a plan perk.

GeoVector

GeoVector brands every surface a client touches, and the branding is configured per workspace rather than per report ^[1].

Your clients sign in through your own branded entry link. The page carries your logo and your product name from the first paint, with no vendor logo flashing before it resolves. Inside, the dashboard runs on your name, your wordmark, your square mark, your favicon, and your accent color, applied across the sidebar, page titles, and mobile header. GeoVector attribution can be switched off completely.

Transactional mail goes out under your product name with your support address as the reply-to. Reports inherit your brand at creation, and the public share links you send clients drop the GeoVector badge and the calls to action, so a shared report reads as yours.

That runs on the Enterprise/Agency plan at $1,999 a month. The tier carries 2,000 credits and tracking for up to 10 companies. It covers six answer engines: ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, Google AI Overview, and Google AI Mode ^[1]. White label is not available on the Free, Starter, or Growth plans.

One limit worth stating plainly: GeoVector does not currently offer a custom domain. Your clients reach a branded page on our domain, not app.youragency.com. If a client contract requires your own hostname, raise it before you buy.

AEO Engine

AEO Engine's White-Label Partner Program gives you a branded portal and a custom client signup link in the form welcome?agency=yourslug. You control the logo and page colors, and client emails send from your own domain ^[2]. Your logo appears on the welcome page, the login page, and the dashboard sidebar.

The signup link sits on AEO Engine's domain with your slug on it, so the hostname story matches GeoVector's rather than beating it. The genuine advantage is the sending domain: client mail leaves from your address, not a display name on a shared one.

AEO Engine also fulfils the underlying work, so this is closer to a white-label service than a white-label tool. That suits agencies adding AI search as a service line without hiring for it. It suits agencies with their own delivery team much less.

Lumentir

Lumentir positions its whole platform as white-label AI search analytics for SEO and PR agencies ^[3]. Agency branding is not a tier, it is the pitch. Lumentir does not publish pricing, so budget comparison requires a call.

White label as a plan tier

The larger platforms gate branding behind a higher plan or an add-on. Here the question is what else comes with the tier, because you rarely buy white label alone.

Rankscale combines AI visibility monitoring across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity with white-label client management, starting at $99 a month ^[4]. For a consultant carrying ten or fifteen accounts, that is the cheapest credible entry into branded client reporting. Engine coverage is four rather than six.

Ayzeo splits the feature in two. Branded PDF reports arrive with the Pro plan at $149 a month, and a separate $299 a month add-on extends branding to the dashboard itself, included at Enterprise ^[6]. Entry pricing starts at $39 a month. For agencies whose clients only ever read the PDF, Pro is the efficient stopping point.

LLM Pulse runs a white-label offering for agencies on its upper tiers. Entry is $60 a month billed monthly, or $50 a month annually, with Growth at $121 and Scale at $363 ^[6]. Check which tier carries branding before budgeting, because the gap between entry and Scale is roughly sixfold.

Semrush handles it as an add-on rather than a tier. White-label client reporting comes through the Pro Report add-on at $20 a month, sitting on top of AI visibility features that begin at $139 a month ^[6]. The AI coverage is thinner than the GEO specialists offer. If your agency already runs Semrush for keyword and backlink work, the marginal cost of branded AI reporting is small.

Where white label is absent or undocumented

Otterly.AI is the clearest case, because the vendor says so plainly. Its help documentation confirms there is no native white-label option, and that the interface, branding, and URLs cannot be changed to show your agency name ^[5]. The recommended path is the Looker Studio connector, available on Standard, Premium, and Custom Enterprise plans. You pull live visibility data into Looker Studio and build fully branded dashboards there.

That works. It also moves the maintenance to you. Somebody at your agency now owns a Looker Studio environment, its refresh schedule, and its layout for every client. Cost that time honestly before treating the connector as equivalent to native branding.

Profound does not publicly document white-label reporting, despite listing from $99 a month ^[6]. Peec AI and Scrunch are in the same position on public documentation. Absence of a published answer is a question for the sales call, not a verdict.

How to choose

Work through these in order. The first answer usually eliminates half the list.

1. Count the surfaces, not the feature name. A client journey has four branded moments: the sign-in page, the dashboard, the emails, and the shared report. GeoVector, AEO Engine, and Lumentir cover all four ^[1][2][3]. Most others cover one.
2. Ask who owns the hostname and the sending domain. No GEO platform reviewed here puts your clients on app.youragency.com as standard. AEO Engine does send client mail from your domain ^[2]. Everyone else brands the display name on a shared sending domain.
3. Check engine coverage before branding. A beautifully branded report covering two engines is worth less than a plain one covering six. GeoVector tracks six answer engines on the Enterprise/Agency plan ^[1]. Rankscale covers four ^[4]. Ask every vendor for the current list, since engines get added quietly.
4. Count your clients, then check the cap. GeoVector's Enterprise/Agency tier covers 10 companies ^[1]. Rankscale targets consultants running high client volumes ^[4]. A per-client cap that fits this year may not fit next year, so price the upgrade now.
5. Separate PDF branding from full branding. If your clients only read a monthly PDF, Ayzeo Pro at $149 or the Semrush add-on at $20 will do the job for a fraction of enterprise pricing ^[6].
6. Get "not published" answers in writing. Several vendors document nothing about white label publicly. Make the sales team commit in the contract, not the demo.

The honest summary: pick the layer your clients actually look at, and stop paying above it. If they only open a PDF, buy the cheapest branded PDF. If they log in every week, the sign-in page and the dashboard matter more than the export, and the field narrows to three.

Sources

1. www.geovector.ai: GeoVector plan pricing, credits, tracked companies, answer engine coverage, and white-label availability.
2. aeoengine.ai: AEO Engine White-Label Partner Program, branded portal, client signup links, and sending domain.
3. www.lumentir.com: Lumentir white-label positioning for SEO and PR agencies.
4. www.lovedby.ai: Rankscale white-label client management, engine coverage, and entry pricing.
5. help.otterly.ai: Otterly.AI confirmation that no native white-label option exists, and the Looker Studio alternative.
6. ayzeo.com: Cross-vendor pricing and white-label matrix for Ayzeo, LLM Pulse, Semrush, Profound, Peec AI, Scrunch, and Otterly, with prices verified 14 August 2026.