Every client in one operating system
Onboard a client, connect their data and accounts, and run their marketing from the same console as everyone else. No per-client tool sprawl — one system, every account.
A white-label AI marketing platform for your agency.
Intent On Demand’s white-label tier lets agencies run the full AI marketing operating system under their own brand and domain. You set your margin on top of the platform fee, deliver autonomous email, SMS, AI voice, Meta, Google, and landing-page execution to every client from one console — with isolated data per client — and scale revenue without hiring more strategists.
Run the whole book
from one place.
Stop rebuilding the same segmentation, campaigns, and reporting for every account by hand. Onboard a client once and the AI runs their marketing under your approval — across all your accounts.
You stay the approver on every account
The AI builds each client's segments, offers, and channel plan. You review and approve. Deltas run under the policy you set, within caps — so you scale accounts without scaling busywork or losing control.
Cross-client view for you, isolated data per client
You see performance across every account to manage the book. Each client's data and learning stay walled off from the others — no PII crosses between tenants, ever.
Deliver outcomes, not timesheets
The system runs the channels and improves them from real conversions. You move from billing hours to delivering a running, self-improving marketing operation per client.
Your brand on the
front. Our engine behind it.
White-label is not a logo swap. It is the operating system running under your agency’s name, domain, and reporting — so the autonomous execution looks and reads like your team produced it.
Your brand on the operating system
Run the platform under your own agency name and logo. Your clients see your brand on the console and in the reporting they receive — not ours. The operating system is the engine; your agency is the name on the door.
Client-facing surfaces on your domain
The landing pages, tracking, and client-facing touchpoints carry your domain and your sending identity, not a shared platform URL. The work looks and reads like your agency produced it, because operationally you did.
Set your own price on top of the platform fee
You pay a platform fee for the operating system and bill your clients whatever your market bears. The spread is your margin. Because the system does the execution, your margin is not capped by how many hours your team can sell.
A reseller model, not a referral kickback
You own the client relationship, the contract, and the invoice. Intent On Demand stays the infrastructure underneath. This is white-label resale — you are not handing your client to us and collecting a finder’s fee.
Margin that isn’t
capped by hours.
In a retainer agency, revenue is hours sold times rate. With a platform that does the execution, your margin is the spread between what you pay and what you bill — multiplied across every client, not divided by your team’s capacity.
YOU PAY A flat platform fee for the operating system — per account or per book, finalized to how you run.
YOU BILL Your own packaged price to each client — outcome-based, flat monthly, or tiered. You set it.
YOUR MARGIN The spread between the two, multiplied across every client — not divided by team hours.
YOUR COST TO SCALE Near-flat. Adding the next client is onboarding, not another strategist hire.
Platform fees and client packaging are being finalized — we size the plan to how you run your book. See the pricing model →
Set it up once.
Add clients fast.
The slow part happens one time, when you stand up your white-label workspace. After that, every client is the same repeatable flow — which is exactly why the operating system scales where a team can’t.
- 01
Connect the agency workspace
Set up your white-label workspace — brand, domain, and sending identity — once. Every client you add afterward inherits it.
- 02
Onboard your first client
Connect that client’s intent data and their own channels (email, ad accounts, CRM). Their data lands in an isolated ledger walled off from your other accounts.
- 03
Approve the first activation
The AI proposes segments, offers, channels, and caps for that client. You review and approve one policy. Paid channels start paused until you turn them on.
- 04
Add the next account
Repeat onboarding for the next client. The operating system, the approval flow, and the reporting are identical — so the second account is faster than the first, and the tenth is faster than the second.
Scale with onboarding,
not with headcount.
The choice agency owners actually face: add senior strategists to deliver more, or add an operating system that does the execution. One scales with payroll; the other scales with onboarding.
hiring in-house
More headcount
- — Capacity is capped by headcount — every new client needs more hours
- — Hiring, training, and turnover are your problem
- — Each strategist rebuilds segmentation and campaigns by hand
- — Margin shrinks as you add senior salaries to deliver quality
- — Reporting is assembled manually, account by account
intent on demand
More accounts
- + Capacity scales with onboarding, not with headcount
- + The operating system is the strategist that does not quit
- + Segmentation, activation, and optimization run automatically
- + Margin holds as you add accounts — the system does the work
- + Cross-client performance is in one console, live
the model
Your clients get a marketing operation that runs and improves itself, under your brand. You get the console that runs all of them — and you approve every plan and every dollar.
White-label, answered.
What agency owners ask before they put a client on the platform. For the underlying mechanics, see how it works; for the model, see pricing.
What is a white-label AI marketing platform for agencies?
It is a marketing operating system an agency runs under its own brand. Intent On Demand provides the engine — an AI that segments audiences, proposes plans, and runs email, SMS, AI voice, Meta, Google, and landing pages — while your agency’s name, domain, and reporting sit on top. Your clients experience your brand; the autonomous execution is the platform underneath.
Can I rebrand Intent On Demand as my own platform?
Yes. The white-label tier lets you run the operating system under your agency name and logo, with client-facing surfaces — landing pages, tracking, reporting — on your domain and sending identity. The work reads as your agency’s because operationally it is.
How is client data kept separate between accounts?
Each client’s data and learning live in an isolated ledger. You get a cross-client performance view to manage the book, but no PII and no model learning crosses between tenants. Every client is walled off from every other client.
How does the reseller margin model work?
You pay a flat platform fee for the operating system and bill your clients your own packaged price. The spread is your margin, and because the system does the execution, your margin is not capped by how many hours your team can sell. You own the client relationship, the contract, and the invoice.
How long does it take to onboard a client?
You set up your white-label workspace once. After that, onboarding a client is connecting their intent data and their own channels, then approving the first activation policy. Each additional account is faster than the last because the platform, approval flow, and reporting are identical every time.
How is this better than hiring marketing strategists in-house?
In-house capacity is capped by headcount — every new client needs more hours, more salary, and thinner margin. With Intent On Demand, capacity scales with onboarding instead of hiring. The operating system handles segmentation, activation, and optimization, so you add accounts without adding senior salaries.
Do I lose control of what runs for my clients?
No. You stay the approver on every account. The AI only proposes — segments, offers, channels, and caps come to you as a single approval, and paid channels start paused until you turn them on. Nothing spends or sends for any client without your sign-off.
Who owns the client relationship?
You do. White-label means you own the contract, the invoice, and the relationship. Intent On Demand is the infrastructure underneath — it does not contact, contract with, or bill your clients.
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Put every client on one system.
Onboard your first account, connect the data and channels, and let the AI run it under your approval and your brand. Add the next account when you're ready.
No campaign runs until you approve it.