TL;DR — The direct answer
There is no single best white label Facebook ads agency; the right one depends on what your agency needs around the ads. Clicks Geek focuses on local service businesses and states no account minimums and no long-term contracts. That! Company offers rebrandable dashboards and private-label portals. Wildnet Technologies offers three engagement models, including a dedicated ads specialist. AgencyElevation lists weekly optimisations, daily Slack contact and branded monthly reports. GHL Ops runs Meta ads out of the same monthly hour block as your GoHighLevel funnels, pipelines and automations, from $480/month.
We are GHL Ops, and we sell one of the options below, so read this comparison the way you would read any vendor's: check the sources. Every fact about another provider links to the page we read it on, on November 6, 2026. Where a provider does not publish something (a price, a minimum ad spend, a head office), we say "not stated" instead of guessing. Nobody here gets a score or a rank we made up.
What a white label Facebook ads agency does
A white label Facebook ads agency runs Meta (Facebook and Instagram) campaigns for your clients while your agency stays the name on the work. The provider plans, builds, launches, optimises and reports; you sell the service, set the price and own the client relationship. The white label Facebook ads providers below all describe that same core arrangement. They differ in what surrounds the ads: creative, tracking, reporting tools, contracts and what happens to the lead after the click.
How we compared these providers
We started from the providers that appear in the current "best white label Facebook ads" lists and kept those whose own website has a page for white label Facebook ads with details we could read. For each one we recorded only what that page states: what is included, how pricing is described, contract terms, reporting, and where the company says it operates. We did not test their services, and we did not include reviews or ratings. Providers whose service page we could not open were left out.
Clicks Geek: built around local service businesses
Clicks Geek's white label Facebook ads page is aimed at agencies, freelancers and consultants who resell local service marketing. It says it designs "all ad creative, images, carousels, and basic video", sets up the Pixel and Conversions API on every account, and includes multi-step retargeting for website visitors, video viewers and lead-form engagers. Agencies get one point of contact for all accounts, and the page says "Everything is branded to your agency" (source).
On terms, the page states "No account minimums, no long-term contracts" and describes flat monthly fees per account, without publishing the amount (source).
Fits: agencies selling Facebook ads to local service businesses who want creative and retargeting included.
That! Company: rebrandable dashboards and private-label portals
That! Company's white label Facebook ads page covers campaign, ad set and ad creation with copy and graphics, publishing, testing, monthly maintenance and split testing across audiences. Its reporting is the stand-out on the page: a dashboard agencies can rebrand, reports with your logo, colours and custom domain, private-label portals, and custom phone numbers that do not tie back to That! Company. It says it uses NDAs to protect client data (source).
The page says the company was founded in 2007, has partnered with more than 650 agencies and has a team of over 40 Facebook ads experts. Pricing is described only as competitive, with flexible contracts; no figures are published (source).
Fits: agencies that want the provider fully hidden behind their own branded portal and reports.
Wildnet Technologies: three ways to engage
Wildnet Technologies' white label Facebook ads management page lists campaign strategy and setup, audience targeting with custom, lookalike and retargeting audiences, creative guidance and testing support, budget and bid optimisation, and conversion tracking. It offers three engagement models: a campaign reseller model on a monthly retainer, a dedicated ads specialist, and on-demand campaign support. Reports are prepared under your agency's branding on a weekly, monthly or custom schedule, and the page states "No Direct Client Contact" (source).
Pricing is by request ("Request Custom Pricing"), the page states "No Long-Term Lock-Ins", and agencies can begin with a pilot campaign. It lists a presence in India, the USA, the UK and Canada (source).
Fits: agencies that want a dedicated ads specialist, or want to start with a single pilot campaign.
AgencyElevation: weekly optimisations and daily Slack
AgencyElevation's page lists weekly ad account optimisations, custom audience creation, retargeting ads, ad copy, campaign build-outs, audience testing, image creative, conversion tracking audits and in-app lead form design, with daily Slack communication. Monthly reports are generated automatically, branded with your logo, emailed to you and/or your clients, and included in the standard price (source).
Pricing is per account with volume discounts as you add clients, and the page states "No hidden fees, setup costs, contracts, or other red tape". It says the company has two locations, in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania (source).
Fits: agencies adding many ad accounts that want per-account pricing that drops with volume.
GHL Ops: Meta ads from the team that builds your GoHighLevel
Now our own entry, held to the same standard. GHL Ops is a white-label GoHighLevel fulfillment team, and Meta ads management is one of the services in its monthly hour block. Our media buyers run Meta (Facebook and Instagram) campaigns end to end: campaign strategy, structure and audience research; ad creatives and copy from our design team; Pixel, Conversions API and UTM tracking wired into GoHighLevel; launch, monitoring and ongoing optimisation; and client-ready reporting under your brand. The difference from the providers above is where the lead goes next: into the pipelines and speed-to-lead automations we build for the same client in HighLevel. See how our white label Facebook ads work.
Pricing is published: Starter is $480/month with 40 hours ($12/hour), Growth is $1,000/month with 100 hours ($10/hour) and Scale is $1,440/month with 160 hours ($9/hour). The same hours cover GoHighLevel setup, funnels, automations, AI agents, design and more, so ads one week and a funnel the next come from one invoice. Every plan is month-to-month with no setup fees and no contracts. A dedicated project manager sends daily progress updates over WhatsApp or Slack, the onboarding call is within 24 to 72 hours of signing up, and your agency owns 100% of the work delivered. We never contact your clients under our own name.
Fits: agencies on GoHighLevel that want the ads, the funnel and the follow-up from one team. If you only need ads and nothing in HighLevel, a specialist from the list above may suit you better.
White label Facebook ads providers compared
Everything in this table comes from each provider's own page, linked in the sections above. "Not stated" means the page does not say.
| Clicks Geek | That! Company | Wildnet Technologies | AgencyElevation | GHL Ops | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price published? | No (flat monthly fee per account) | No | No (custom pricing) | Not on the service page (per account, volume discounts) | Yes: $480, $1,000 or $1,440/month hour blocks |
| Contract terms | No account minimums, no long-term contracts | "Flexible contracts" | No long-term lock-ins; pilot campaign option | No contracts or setup costs | Month-to-month, no contracts, no setup fees |
| Creative | Images, carousels, basic video | Copy and graphics | Creative guidance and testing support | Ad copy and image creative | Creatives and copy from our design team |
| Tracking | Pixel + Conversions API | Not stated | Pixel and event tracking | Conversion tracking audits | Pixel, Conversions API and UTMs wired into GoHighLevel |
| Branded reporting | Yes | Rebrandable dashboard, custom domains, portals | Yes, weekly/monthly/custom | Yes, monthly, included | Yes, client-ready under your brand |
| After the click | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | In-app lead forms | Leads flow into HighLevel pipelines with speed-to-lead automations |
No provider wins every row. Pick by the row that matters most to your agency: price transparency, creative volume, reporting tools, or what happens to a lead after it arrives.
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Book My Free Strategy CallHow to choose a white label Facebook ads agency
Ask every provider the same questions, in writing:
- What exactly is included? Creative, copy, tracking setup, landing pages and lead follow-up are often priced separately.
- How is it priced, and is the price published? Ask how the management fee is calculated and whether ad spend is billed separately.
- What are the contract terms? Minimum term, notice period and what happens to campaigns and creative when you leave.
- Who owns the ad account and the assets? Get it in writing before launch.
- How is reporting branded? Logo on a PDF is different from a portal on your own domain.
- Will the provider ever contact your client? White label should mean never, unless you ask.
- What happens after the click? If leads are not followed up fast, better ads will not fix the result. Our guide to GoHighLevel fulfillment covers that side.
FAQ: white label Facebook ads providers
What is the best white label Facebook ads agency?
There is no single best one; it depends on your agency. Clicks Geek focuses on local service businesses with no account minimums or long-term contracts. That! Company offers rebrandable dashboards and private-label portals. Wildnet Technologies offers a dedicated ads specialist or a pilot campaign. AgencyElevation offers per-account pricing with volume discounts. GHL Ops runs Meta ads alongside your GoHighLevel funnels and automations from one hour block, from $480/month.
How much do white label Facebook ads providers charge?
Most do not publish prices. Clicks Geek describes a flat monthly fee per account, AgencyElevation prices per account with volume discounts, and Wildnet Technologies quotes custom pricing. GHL Ops publishes its plans: $480/month for 40 hours, $1,000/month for 100 hours and $1,440/month for 160 hours.
Do white label Facebook ads agencies require a contract?
Several state that they do not. Clicks Geek states no account minimums and no long-term contracts, AgencyElevation states no contracts or setup costs, and Wildnet Technologies states no long-term lock-ins. GHL Ops is month-to-month with no contracts and no setup fees.
Will my clients know I use a white label Facebook ads provider?
Not if the provider is truly white label. The providers in this comparison all describe reporting under your agency's branding, Wildnet Technologies states it never reaches out to your clients, and GHL Ops never contacts your clients under its own name.