White-label technical SEO services
Our white-label technical SEO service implements the developer tasks in your audit, from crawl and indexation fixes to structured data and Core Web Vitals. We work on WordPress, Shopify, Webflow and headless stacks, verify every fix with the tools you use, and log each change for your client report.
- ToolingScreaming Frog · Search Console · PageSpeed Insights
- Best forSEO agencies
- Scope & quoteWithin 2 business days
Technical SEO, run the way agencies need it run.
Execution for the campaigns you have already sold.
Send the brief and a named producer turns it into a written scope: 6 deliverables, each priced, with the assumptions and the tools listed — Screaming Frog, Search Console, PageSpeed Insights, Schema.org, WordPress, Next.js. Nothing is built until you have agreed that document, and the price on it is the price you pay.
It is the brief we see most often from SEO agencies, full-service agencies. Everything ships under your agency's name — the staging link, the commits, the checklist and the handover — and your client never learns we were involved.
- Pillar
- Grow — Execution for the campaigns you have already sold.
- Tooling
- Screaming Frog · Search Console · PageSpeed Insights · Schema.org · WordPress · Next.js
- Most often for
- SEO agencies
- Scope & quote
- Within 2 business days — scope
Technical SEO: what you get.
Every item here appears in the scope document with a price against it. Nothing starts until you approve it.
- 01Crawl and indexation fixes: robots, canonicals, redirects, pagination
- 02XML sitemaps, hreflang and international setup where relevant
- 03Structured data (Organization, Product, Article, Breadcrumb and more) validated
- 04Core Web Vitals work on real devices, not just lab scores
- 05JavaScript SEO and rendering fixes on headless and app-heavy sites
- 06Migration plans with redirect maps and post-launch monitoring
What white-label technical SEO covers
White-label technical SEO is the developer half of an SEO audit, carried out by a partner under your agency’s name. Your strategists find the problems. We fix them in the client’s CMS or codebase, verify each fix and log it for your report.
Typical fixes include:
- Canonical tags that point at the wrong URL version, or at a staging domain
- Filters and faceted navigation that create thousands of crawlable, near-duplicate URLs
- Redirect chains and loops left behind by earlier redesigns
- Content that only appears after JavaScript runs, so crawlers see a thin page
- Structured data that fails validation or describes the wrong thing
- Core Web Vitals failures caused by heavy themes, sliders and third-party scripts
How it works with your audit
You send the audit or a ticket list with priorities, plus access to the client’s platform. We scope it into a fixed-price implementation sprint or a monthly block of hours, and the written scope reaches you within two business days.
Each fix goes to staging first where the platform allows it, and we verify it with the tools you use: Screaming Frog, Search Console, PageSpeed Insights and schema validators. Then it goes live. You get a change log per site, written so it can go straight into your client report.
The team works from Dhaka (UTC+6). A ticket list sent at the end of the UK day is usually in progress by your next morning, and our evening overlaps US East Coast mornings.
Platform by platform
The same audit finding needs a different fix on each platform. These are common examples.
| Platform | Common technical issues | How we fix them |
|---|---|---|
| WordPress | Attachment pages, thin tag archives, duplicate titles from plugin conflicts, slow page builders | Theme and plugin changes in code, SEO plugin settings and template fixes |
| Shopify | Internal links to collection-path product URLs, theme-level schema gaps, app scripts slowing pages | Liquid template edits, robots.txt.liquid where needed, and app and script reviews |
| Webflow | CMS templates missing metadata, redirect gaps after restructures, unvalidated custom schema | CMS field bindings, 301 rules in project settings and custom code embeds |
| Headless and Next.js | Client-side rendering, missing metadata, sitemaps that drift from real routes | Server rendering, the Metadata API, and generated sitemaps and canonicals |
Pricing and where this fits
Ongoing technical SEO sits within the Premium plan, from £2,400 a month, which includes SEO across up to 6 active projects at a time. Enterprise is quoted. One-off work, such as clearing an audit backlog, gets a written scope and a fixed price.
The cost of a one-off scope depends on the number of templates affected, the platform, and whether fixes need code changes or only settings. Plans and inclusions are on the rates page.
Technical work is one part of our white-label SEO services, alongside research, content and link building.
A build you can open
Before SoftVolt AI, our founder built SEO Agency in Essex, a UK SEO agency’s own site, technical-SEO first. It has clean markup, a sound heading structure and internal linking, with speed treated as a requirement from the start.
Technical SEO: when to send it.
- An audit has been sitting in a shared drive for a quarter
- A migration or redesign is coming and rankings must survive it
- Pages are indexed wrong, slow, or not at all
- 01
Send the brief
Reply within 1 business day
- 02
Scope & quote
Within 2 business days
- 03
Production
Timeline fixed in the scope
- 04
QA & review
Published checklist, every build
- 05
Agency delivery
Handover doc with every launch
- Screaming Frog
- Search Console
- PageSpeed Insights
- Schema.org
- WordPress
- Next.js
Technical SEO: who briefs it most.
Questions agencies ask about white-label technical SEO
01Do you implement our audit or write your own?
We implement yours. Your strategists keep the diagnosis, and we turn each finding into a ticket, fix it and verify it. If a client has no audit yet, say so in the brief and we will scope a crawl and review first, so the fixes rest on evidence. Where we disagree with a recommendation, we explain why in writing before touching the site.
02Will rankings improve once the fixes are live?
Technical fixes remove barriers, but nobody can promise positions. Google decides rankings, and content, links and competitors all play a part. What we can show is the before and after: pages indexed, errors cleared, structured data validated and Core Web Vitals field data. Those changes go into the change log so your client report can show them.
03Can you handle a migration?
Yes. A migration needs a URL inventory, a redirect map, a rehearsal on staging and monitoring after launch, and our website migration service covers all of it. Tell us early, because the redirect map is far easier to build before the new site’s URLs are fixed than after launch.
04Is Core Web Vitals work part of technical SEO or performance?
It depends on the size of the job. A few template fixes fit inside technical SEO work. A slow site that needs caching, image and script changes runs as performance optimisation, with before and after field data your client can check. The scope tells you which applies, so nothing is billed twice.
05What access do you need?
The least that does the job: a scoped CMS role, Search Console access and, where a fix needs it, hosting or repository access. Credentials go in a shared password vault, never email. Access is revoked at handover and we confirm that in writing, as set out on our security page.
Send the brief — get a fixed price within two business days.
Tell us what the Technical SEO project needs and when. Client names can wait until the NDA is signed; a named producer replies within one business day.