AI Campaign Drafts for White-Label Marketing Agencies
Infinall AI gives a white-label agency a faster first draft for each end client: competitor research, strategy, ad copy, image ads, carousels and video drafts built from the client's product URL and held in an Approval Queue for your team to edit before export. It is a production aid, not a white-label platform. It does not provide a branded client portal, does not buy or manage media, and does not replace your account managers or the client's own sign-off.
The White-Label Agencies challenge
White-label work has an awkward economic shape. You sell a result under someone else's name, you usually quote a fixed monthly fee per end client, and the person who pays you (the reseller or partner agency) is one step removed from the person who judges the work (their client). Every hour spent on a first draft that gets thrown away is margin you cannot recover. The bottleneck is rarely the final polish. It is the blank-page phase repeated across a dozen accounts: understanding a product you have never used, finding what competitors in its category are running, and deciding what angle is worth testing.
The second problem is consistency across accounts that have nothing in common. In one week a white-label team might handle a B2B SaaS, a Shopify store, a mobile app and an online course. Each needs different research, different proof points and different tone, and each sits behind a reseller who has their own review habits and their own idea of what 'on brand' means. Work that is competent but generic gets sent back, and a revision loop that passes through two layers of approval is where timelines quietly double.
Third, there is an accountability gap. The end client's name is on the ad, the reseller's name is on the invoice, and your name appears nowhere. If a headline makes a claim the client cannot back up, or an ad is rejected by a platform, the cost lands on a relationship you do not directly own. That makes review discipline more important than speed, and it is the reason any AI-assisted workflow has to keep a human checkpoint between generation and delivery.
Infinall helps with the repeated, front-loaded parts: research, strategy options, copy variants and creative drafts for each client, produced from a URL. It does not offer client-facing white-labelling, branded reports or a client login [NEEDS VERIFICATION: confirm current workspace/sharing features before promising any agency-specific capability]. It does not place or manage media, and it does not decide what a client is allowed to claim. Your team still owns client communication, brand-guideline adherence and the final decision to ship.
How Infinall AI works for White-Label Agencies
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Start from each client's product URL
Paste the public landing page or store URL for one client. Infinall builds a picture of the product, positioning and tone from it. Run one campaign per client, and one per distinct product line, so research and angles stay specific instead of blending accounts together.
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Research the client's category
Infinall researches competing products and the angles, offers and claims they use. On Pro, research uses real-data sources and can run at Deep or Max depth. Use Ad Spy in the Library to look at real competitor ads before you pitch an angle to the reseller, so the recommendation is grounded in what is actually running.
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Choose and edit the strategy
Review the proposed strategy and edit the audience, angle and messaging against the client's brand guidelines and anything the reseller has told you is off-limits. This is the step where an account manager adds what no URL contains: past results, legal constraints, competitors the client refuses to name.
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Generate copy and creative
Infinall drafts placement-specific copy and produces image ads and carousels, plus video drafts on Pro. A Pro Full Campaign in Standard mode produces up to 6 image ads and 3 carousels per campaign. Generate a fresh campaign per client rather than reusing one set, since each account needs its own angles.
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Review in the Approval Queue and export for delivery
Every asset lands in the Approval Queue. Someone on your team reads each headline, claim and image against the client's guidelines, edits or rejects what does not fit, and exports the approved set. Exporting costs no credits. You then deliver it through your own process and the client launches it in their own ad accounts.
Cost comparison
Infinall AI Pro is $30/month or $299/year, with 3,000 credits per month and 5 users. Credits are shared across everything you generate, so the number of client campaigns you can run depends on how much each one uses: 1 credit is $0.01 of AI compute, and saving or exporting never uses credits. The Free plan ($0, 1,000 credits per month, 2 users) runs Lite-mode campaigns of up to 3 image ads and 1 carousel with no video generation, which is enough to test the workflow on one account. Extra credit packs are $10 to $100 if a busy month exceeds the plan. None of this includes ad spend or the cost of your own team's review time.
Frequently asked questions
Does Infinall let me put my agency's or my reseller's branding on a client portal?
Not as a claim this page can make. Infinall is a production tool for drafting campaigns, not a white-label platform with branded client logins or reports [NEEDS VERIFICATION: current sharing/workspace features]. What you export is a set of approved assets and copy that you deliver through your own channels, under whatever brand you and your reseller agree on.
Can I run campaigns for many clients on one Pro plan?
Pro includes 5 users and 3,000 credits per month shared across all the work you do, so many small accounts are feasible but the limit is credits, not a number of clients. Full Campaign runs, image and video generation and Deep research all use credits, and heavier work uses more. If you regularly exceed the monthly allotment, extra packs from $10 to $100 are available.
Will the client or reseller know the first draft came from AI?
That is your call and your contract's, not Infinall's. Nothing is published on your behalf, so what the client sees is whatever you choose to deliver after review. Many agencies disclose AI-assisted drafting in their terms. Whether you do, and how you describe it, should follow your agreement with the reseller.