White-label CRM, explained honestly
Sell a CRM under your own brand and bill clients every month.
ResellerCRM shows agencies how to resell a white-label CRM as their own SaaS: which platform to use, what it really costs, how to price it and how to keep clients. Our featured pick is HighLevel's SaaS Mode, on the Agency Pro plan.
We may earn a commission from some HighLevel links on this site, at no extra cost to you. Usage-based charges for phone, text, email and some AI features apply. How we make money.
HighLevel plans (vendor prices)
- Starter$97/mo
- Unlimited$297/mo
- Agency Pro SaaS Mode$497/mo
SaaS Mode is only on Agency Pro ($4,970/year if paid annually). 14-day free trial on any plan. Usage charges apply. Checked October 27, 2026 on gohighlevel.com/pricing.
Who this is for
Marketing agencies
Turn the CRM you already set up for clients into a monthly software subscription under your own brand, alongside your services.
Consultants with a niche
If you know one industry well (roofing, dental, real estate), package the setup that industry needs and sell it as your own product.
Freelancers and web designers
Stop handing clients a site and walking away. Add booking, follow-up and review requests they pay for every month.
How reselling a white-label CRM makes recurring revenue
The platform vendor builds and hosts the software. You brand it, set it up for one kind of business, and charge a monthly subscription. Your margin is what clients pay minus the platform fee, usage you do not pass on, card fees and your support time.
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Pick a platform
Choose a white-label platform that fits your clients. For a branded all-in-one CRM, we feature HighLevel Agency Pro with SaaS Mode.
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Brand it
Point app.yourdomain.com at the platform, add your logo and links. Clients see your software, not the vendor's.
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Package a niche setup
Build one configured account (a snapshot) with the automations your niche needs, such as missed-call text back.
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Set plans and prices
Create two or three plans. In SaaS Mode, a client pays and their account is created automatically.
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Bill monthly, rebill usage
Clients pay you every month. On Agency Pro you can pass texts, calls and email through with your own markup.
Software revenue is recurring only while clients keep using it. Read how to reduce churn before you plan on it.
Reseller profit calculator
Example arithmetic, not a forecast or promise. Enter your own numbers. Defaults are placeholders, not typical results.
Plan prices from gohighlevel.com/pricing and card fees from stripe.com/pricing, checked October 27, 2026. Excludes taxes, refunds, failed payments, usage you absorb and add-ons you do not resell. Nothing here is a promise of income; most new resellers take time to sign clients.
We may earn a commission from some HighLevel links on this site, at no extra cost to you. Usage-based charges for phone, text, email and some AI features apply. How we make money.
Why we feature HighLevel SaaS Mode
Of the five white-label platforms we compared, HighLevel is the one built for agencies that want to sell their own branded CRM subscription to local businesses:
- Unlimited client sub-accounts, contacts and users
- SaaS Mode: your plans, your prices, automatic account creation at checkout
- Your snapshot loads into every new client account
- Rebill texts, calls, email and AI usage with your own markup
- Whitelabel login domain and branded links
- Month to month, no long-term contract
Trade-offs: SaaS Mode needs the $497 plan, usage is extra, the branded mobile app is a $497/month add-on, and setup takes real work. Sources: HighLevel pricing, our pricing breakdown.
CRM and pipelines
Contacts, deals and stages for every client business.
Calls, texts and email
Two-way texting, calling and email in one inbox (usage-based).
Booking calendars
Online booking with confirmations and reminders.
Websites and funnels
Pages, forms and funnels on each client's domain.
Automation
Workflows like missed-call text back and follow-up sequences.
Reviews and payments
Review requests, invoices and payment links.
White-label CRM platforms compared
| Platform | Reseller entry price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| HighLevel (featured) | $497/mo Agency Pro for SaaS Mode | Selling your own branded all-in-one CRM |
| Vendasta | $99/mo minimum (co-branded); $499/mo for white-label, 1-year contract | Reselling a catalog of AI, reputation and listings products |
| SuiteDash | From $19/mo; reseller program needs $99/mo Pinnacle | Branded client portals for professional services |
| Simvoly | From $59/mo billed annually, plus per-project fees | White-label websites, funnels and e-commerce |
| DashClicks | $199/mo | Software plus white-label fulfillment services |
Prices from each vendor's own pricing page, checked October 27, 2026. See the full comparison and sources.
Guides
Frequently asked questions
What is a white-label CRM?
CRM software that one company builds and hosts and another company sells under its own brand. Your clients log in at your domain, see your logo and pay you; the vendor bills you wholesale. Read what is a white-label CRM.
What does HighLevel SaaS Mode cost?
SaaS Mode is included with HighLevel's Agency Pro plan at $497/month or $4,970/year. Texts, calls, email and some AI features are billed separately based on usage. See SaaS Mode pricing explained.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. HighLevel offers a 14-day free trial on any plan. Billing starts automatically when the trial ends unless you cancel, and usage-based fees may apply during the trial.
How much can I make reselling a CRM?
We do not publish income claims, because results depend entirely on your niche, price, costs and how many clients you sign and keep. Our profit calculator shows the arithmetic for your own numbers.
Is ResellerCRM part of HighLevel?
No. ResellerCRM is an independent publication, not affiliated with or endorsed by HighLevel LLC. We may earn a commission if you buy through our links. Read the affiliate disclosure.
Where do your prices come from?
From each vendor's own pricing page and help center, checked on the date shown on every page. Each guide lists its sources.