White-label makes the audit report look like your agency's product - with your logo and details, without GA4audit branding. The client receives a document of your brand; the technology behind it stays invisible.
What white-label covers
How to set it up
Why it matters commercially
White-label turns the audit from a cost into a product: a baseline audit as part of client onboarding, a recurring re-audit as a retainer line item, the Quality score trend as proof of value in the monthly report - all under your brand. With 25 projects on the Agency plan, the per-client tool cost is low against what the market pays for a GA4 audit (see the plan).
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