Add done-for-you cold email lead generation to your agency without hiring anyone. We research, write, send and qualify, all under your client's name. Your clients see you. We stay invisible.
You keep the relationship and the margin. We handle the domains, the sending, the follow-ups and every reply.
Sell cold email as part of your offer. We give you the pitch, the positioning and an honest estimate for their market, so you close it with confidence.
We set up inboxes and domains, build the list, write the emails and send, all under your client's brand. Our name never appears.
Interested replies land the same day. You report the wins to your client while we stay behind the scenes.
One flat monthly price per client. Mark it up however you like. Predictable costs, nothing to explain away.
Most "white-label lead generation" you'll find is software: a branded tool your team still has to run. Here's what each option actually leaves on your plate.
| LeadPocket (white-label service) | White-label software | Hire an SDR | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Buys and warms up domains | We do | Your team | Your hire |
| Builds and verifies the list | We do, around 4,500 decision-makers a month | Your team | Your hire |
| Writes the emails | We do, by hand | Your team (or AI templates) | Your hire |
| Handles every reply | We do. You get interested ones only | Your team | Your hire |
| Your time per client | The client relationship | Running the whole campaign | Managing a person |
| Cost | One flat monthly fee | Subscription plus your team's hours | Salary, tools and data |
Weeks 1 to 3: setup and warm-up. We buy the domains, set up the inboxes and warm them up. Meanwhile we build the list and write the copy. This part can't be rushed.
Weeks 3 to 6: ramp up. Sending starts small and goes up every week. First interested replies usually land in week 3 or 4.
Month 2 onwards: full speed. Around 600 emails a day, every weekday. Interested replies the same day, a report every week.
Tell your client this up front. Clients who know week 1 is setup stay. Clients who expect leads on day 3 don't.
It works best when your client sells B2B, has a clear decision-maker to email, and one or two closed deals pay for the month. Not sure a client fits? Ask us before you pitch.
New to reselling? Read our guide: how to offer cold email lead generation to your clients without hiring anyone.
"LeadPocket has helped us close several big enterprise customers, even covering appointment costs many times. What is more important though, is that they have been working with us, as part of our team, helping to formulate the best value proposition so we don't spend time on this part of the process (lead generation and appointment scheduling)." Alex Chapko, Co-Founder & CEO, Newzmate (acquired by Piano)
It's lead generation you sell as your own. A provider does the work (research, emails, sending, replies) and your client only ever sees your agency's brand. You own the client relationship and set the price.
With LeadPocket that means cold email: we run the whole thing under your client's name and hand over the interested replies.
No. Emails go out under your client's name, from domains we set up for their campaign. Our name isn't in the emails, the domains or anything your client sees. Prospects only ever see your client. Your client only ever sees you.
No, and it's the big difference. White-label software gives you a branded tool, but your team still has to buy domains, warm them up, build lists, write the emails and answer every reply. With a white-label service like ours, all of that is done for you. You sell it and manage the relationship.
One flat monthly fee per client campaign, the same every month, with everything included: domains, inboxes, warm-up, list building, copy, sending and reply handling. No per-lead charges on top. You get a quote after a short call about your client's market. See what's included.
What you charge your client is up to you. Mark it up, or bundle it into your retainer.
We forward interested replies the same day they come in, to any address you give us: yours, your client's, or both. Unsubscribes, out-of-office and "not interested" stay with us. You or your client take it from the reply to the call.
We commit to sending volume, around 600 emails a day per campaign once it's warmed up, not to a lead count. Replies depend on your client's offer, price and market as much as on the sending. Before you pitch a client, we'll give you an honest estimate for their market, so you never promise numbers you can't hit.
Yes. Every client gets their own sending setup, around 40 inboxes on new domains, so one client's campaign never affects another's deliverability.
Three things: who your client sells to (industry, company size, decision-maker title), what they sell and the problem it solves, and sign-off on the sending domains we set up. We do the rest.
The first 2 to 3 weeks are setup and domain warm-up, which can't be rushed without hurting deliverability. Sending ramps up from week 3, and the first interested replies usually land in week 3 or 4. Full speed by month 2.
3 months to start for each client campaign, so the domains have time to warm up and you're judging real numbers. After that it's month to month.
For lead generation, people use the terms the same way: someone else does the work and you sell it under your brand. "White label" is the more common term for services. Whatever you call it, check that the provider's name never shows up to your client.
A dedicated sending setup for each client campaign, running on autopilot
100% white-labeled. Your client never sees us
One flat monthly fee. Mark it up however you like