White-Labeling Company Profiles: How Agencies Turn Compaino Output Into Studio Work

White-labeling a company profile means the finished PDF or PowerPoint carries only the agency’s own name and branding — nothing on the document marks it as generated by a third-party tool. On Compaino, this is a plan feature that applies automatically to every profile an agency generates on Agency Starter or above, not a manual edit performed after the fact.

For an agency reselling company profiles as part of a broader brand or marketing package, that distinction matters more than it sounds. A client paying an agency for "brand collateral" doesn’t want to open the deliverable and find someone else’s product name in the footer.

Why the credit line on a deliverable matters

Every profile Compaino generates includes a small credit line by default — standard practice for a freemium tool, and harmless for an individual business owner generating their own profile. But an agency is in a different position: it’s selling a finished deliverable under its own name, often as one line item inside a larger engagement that also includes a website refresh, a pitch deck, or ongoing marketing retainer work.

If that deliverable visibly credits the tool that made it, it reads as outsourced rather than crafted — even when the agency did real work curating the input, reviewing the output, and fitting it into the client’s broader brand system. White-labeling removes that friction. The client sees a polished profile with the agency’s name on it, full stop.

What white-labeling actually replaces — and what it doesn’t

White-labeling swaps the visible credit line for the agency’s own branding on the document itself. It doesn’t change what’s underneath: the profile is still built from the client’s real website content or questionnaire answers, still structured the same way, and still editable section by section before delivery.

That’s worth being direct about with prospective agency clients internally, even if it’s not something the end client needs to know: white-labeling changes what appears on the page, not the underlying generation process. An agency still needs to review the output for accuracy and brand fit before sending it — the same editorial pass any competent shop would run on work from a junior designer or a freelance contractor.

How bulk generation and white-labeling work together

White-labeling earns its keep fastest when it’s paired with bulk generation. Agency Growth and Agency Scale plans support uploading a CSV of client website URLs and generating profiles for the entire list in one batch — useful for an agency onboarding a new client roster, refreshing collateral across an existing book of business, or building a library of profiles ahead of a conference or trade show season.

Run that batch without white-labeling and an agency ends up manually stripping branding from dozens of files before delivery. Run it with white-labeling already active on the account and every file in the batch is client-ready the moment generation finishes.

Setting it up: which plan, what happens automatically

White-labeling is included starting on the Agency Starter plan ($29/month, 10 profile credits and 3 AI logo rounds per month) and carries through Agency Growth ($79/month, 30 credits, 10 logo rounds, bulk CSV upload, and API access for generation and balance checks) and Agency Scale ($199/month, 100 credits, 25 logo rounds, and full API access including profile listing and bulk CSV via API). There’s also a Founding Agency lifetime option — a one-time $99 payment for 500 credits that never expire, aimed at agencies that want to lock in capacity without a recurring bill.

Once an account is on any of these plans, white-label branding applies to every profile that account generates — there’s no separate toggle to remember before each client job, and no separate purchase for the feature itself.

What clients notice — and what they don’t need to know

Clients notice a clean, on-brand deliverable that matches the rest of what the agency sent them. They don’t need to know, and generally won’t ask, what tool assembled the first draft — the same way a client doesn’t ask which stock photo library a designer pulled from or which font foundry a typeface came from. What matters to them is the finished product and whether it represents their business accurately, which is squarely the agency’s job to verify regardless of how the first draft got made.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does white-labeling remove all mention of Compaino from the document?
Yes — the default credit line is replaced with the agency’s own branding on every profile generated under a white-label-enabled agency plan.

Can I white-label a single one-off profile, or only on a paid agency plan?
White-labeling is an agency-plan feature (Starter and above), not something available on a single individual profile purchase. Agencies generating profiles occasionally rather than monthly can still get it through a credit pack or the Founding Agency lifetime option, both of which run on the same agency account infrastructure.

Do I need the API to use white-labeling?
No. White-label branding applies to profiles generated through the normal dashboard on any agency plan — the API (available on Growth and Scale) is a separate feature for agencies that want to trigger generation from their own systems rather than logging into Compaino directly.

Key Takeaways

• White-labeling replaces Compaino’s default credit line with an agency’s own branding on every generated profile — automatically, not as a manual edit.
• It’s included starting on Agency Starter ($29/month) and carries through every higher agency tier, plus the Founding Agency lifetime option.
• It pairs naturally with bulk CSV generation on Growth and Scale plans, turning a whole client roster into ready-to-deliver profiles in one batch.
• It changes what appears on the document, not the underlying generation — an agency should still review each profile for accuracy before delivery.

Agencies managing more than a handful of client profiles a month can see current plan details and start an account at Compaino’s agency plans page. For a broader look at what belongs in an agency’s own company profile, see Company Profile Templates for Marketing & Digital Agencies Pitching New Clients.