Missed calls after launch
The agency can build the site and drive demand, but client teams can still miss calls and messages once the campaign is live.

White-label for digital agencies
Squawker lets agencies offer website clients an agency-branded AI sales agent that answers calls, messages, and chats, qualifies demand, and turns conversations into client-ready records without your team building voice, CRM, messaging, attribution, or knowledge infrastructure from scratch.
Squawker answers every call. Every lead qualified.
Agency problem
Agencies can drive traffic and build websites, but clients still miss calls, let forms sit, lose message threads, and blame marketing when demand is not followed up.
The agency can build the site and drive demand, but client teams can still miss calls and messages once the campaign is live.
Forms, voicemails, and message threads can sit too long, making good marketing look weaker than it is.
Clients ask whether spend created real opportunities, while agencies need cleaner context than raw calls, clicks, or form fills.
Many agencies need a credible managed product to add to website, SEO, PPC, local service, dealer, franchise, and showroom accounts.
The agency upsell
Package an AI sales agent as a managed add-on for the clients already buying websites, SEO, PPC, local marketing, dealer marketing, franchise marketing, or showroom campaigns.
Offer clients an agency-branded Polly that answers inbound calls and captures what the customer needs.
Keep SMS, WhatsApp, and chat demand in the same managed follow-up path instead of disconnected inboxes.
Turn useful conversations into client-ready records with summary, intent, contact details, and next action.
Give account managers a clearer way to show what demand arrived and what still needs follow-up.
What the client gets
The client does not need to understand the platform architecture. They need every useful inquiry captured, qualified, and handed to the right person.
Calls, messages, and chats receive a consistent agency-branded response before the moment goes cold.
The conversation captures intent, contact details, business context, urgency, and the next useful question.
The client gets a qualified record with summary, channel, source context, owner path, and next action.
The client team receives the work inside the branded workspace or in their existing CRM path after setup.
What the agency gets
The agency can sell the customer-facing product, manage the client relationship, and keep account context visible without funding a separate voice, CRM, messaging, attribution, and knowledge platform.
Package an AI sales agent as a managed add-on for clients that already trust your agency with their website and marketing.
Move the client relationship beyond traffic and pages by helping clients handle demand after it arrives.
Show generated records, source context, exclusions, and follow-up status in a way account managers can explain.
Keep rollout and support context visible without asking the agency to maintain a separate product fork.
Start with one client path, tune the setup, and use the same product structure for the next client.
Branding and client setup
Agencies can own the customer-facing interface, domain, colors, typography, copy, and setup language. Once deployed, the experience can present as your agency product with no Squawker branding in front of the client.
For larger programs, dedicated hosting and separate database options can be scoped around supported Vercel and Supabase regions where isolation, procurement, or data-residency requirements matter.
Agency brand system
voice.youragency.com
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Agency headline style
Labels, tone, density, and UI copy
Agency or client colors applied across the workspace
Domain
Agency domain or product subdomain
Hosting
Dedicated hosting options where required
Database
Separate database options for stronger isolation
Use your agency logo, product name, customer-facing copy, and navigation language. Squawker branding does not appear in the deployed client experience.
Apply agency or client color palettes so the workspace feels like part of your own managed offer.
Tune fonts, UI density, labels, and tone so the product matches your agency look rather than a generic template.
Run the client-facing experience on your agency domain or product subdomain.
Separate hosting can be scoped when procurement, isolation, or regional requirements matter.
Dedicated database setups and supported regional placement can be discussed for programs with stronger isolation or data-residency needs.
Operating models
Some clients want the agency-branded workspace included. Others want qualified context routed into the workflow they already use.
Workspace under your brand
Clients use the branded workspace for prospects, leads, messages, tasks, handoffs, owners, and timelines.
Feed client systems
Polly qualifies demand and routes client-ready context into the client CRM or workflow after setup.
Product evidence
The white-label offer is not a thin wrapper. Agencies can package the same call handling, messaging, CRM, attribution, and follow-up depth clients need after launch.
Partner pricing
White-label pricing is handled through a walkthrough, not published on the website. Agencies receive discounted partner terms based on client volume, rollout scope, and support model.
Available on request
We review your first client profile, expected rollout volume, support responsibilities, and branding requirements before quoting partner terms. That keeps your agency free to package Squawker under your own commercial model.
FAQ
Next step
Yes. The client-facing experience can use your agency domain or product subdomain, logo, colors, customer-facing copy, and branded onboarding language.
Yes. Each client can have its own knowledge, routing rules, locations, qualification logic, handoff settings, and CRM or export path.
Yes. Clients can use an agency-branded Squawker workspace, or Polly can route qualified context into the client CRM or workflow after setup.
Squawker remains the SaaS host and platform maintainer while the agency owns the customer-facing brand, packaging, and client relationship.
A first launch should start with one clear client path, such as inbound calls, managed messages, or website chat, then expand after the setup is trusted.
Yes. The marketing agencies page is about attribution proof. This page is about white-labeling an AI sales agent so agencies can sell it under their own brand.