Second opinions
A specialist review of a plan, a proposal or a finding before it goes to the client, when you want another pair of eyes.
For agencies
A technical partner behind your agency’s brand.
For marketing and lead-generation agencies whose clients need deliverability assessments, outbound infrastructure or campaign delivery that the agency does not want to build in-house. We work as your consultant, under your brand where agreed, with a written agreement and clear confidentiality. You own the relationship.
- What is white-label delivery?
- White-label delivery means Neotiqa does the specialist technical work, such as an email deliverability assessment, an outbound infrastructure build or campaign operation, and the agency presents it to its client under the agency’s own brand. The agency owns the client relationship and the commercial terms with the client; Neotiqa works to a per-client scope under a written agreement with the agency.
Why agencies use us
Specialist capacity without displacing your client relationship.
Agencies get asked questions their teams would rather not answer alone. Why has a client’s sequencer health score dropped? Why is a campaign landing in junk for Microsoft-hosted prospects and not for others? Can the client scale a sales team into new regions without wrecking its domain? Should the next campaign have its own sending infrastructure, and who will set it up properly?
We answer those questions for you, in your name if you prefer. The work is the same evidence-led approach we use directly: read-only assessments, written specifications, documented builds and reporting with consistent numbers. Your client sees a considered answer from your agency. You see a partner who scopes carefully, quotes per client and stays inside the agreed lines.
What agencies typically bring
- A client whose sequencer or CRM email health has dropped and nobody knows why
- A client about to scale a sales team into new regions
- A campaign that needs its own sending infrastructure built and run properly
- A deliverability question that deserves a better answer than a free checker
Services
What we deliver behind your brand
The same five services, scoped per client. Deliverability and infrastructure are the most common starting points.
Deliverability assessments
Read-only, evidence-led investigations with findings, priorities, owners and a written specification the client’s IT team can act on.
Assessment scopeOutbound infrastructure
Dedicated domains, inboxes, authentication and sending controls, built in the client’s name and handed over documented.
Infrastructure scopeCampaign delivery
Lists, messaging, sequences, reply handling and reporting, operated for your client under your reporting format where agreed.
Outreach scopeGTM engineering
Data, routing and automation connected to the client’s CRM and tools, with documentation your team can support.
Engineering scopeSales coaching
Outreach and sales-conversation coaching for the client’s team, delivered as part of your programme.
Coaching scopeWorking arrangements
How the partnership runs
Clear lines, written down, so the client relationship stays yours and the technical risk stays managed.
Scopes and commercials
- Each client engagement has its own written scope, deliverables and price to you
- You set the price to your client and keep the margin; we do not publish wholesale rates or discuss them with your client
- Changes to scope are agreed with you first, never negotiated directly with your client
Brand and communication
- Reports, specifications and workshops carry your brand where agreed, and yours is the name on the door
- We join client calls as your consultant, introduced by you, and report back through you
- Escalation and communication responsibilities are written into the agreement so nobody is surprised
Access and confidentiality
- Least-privilege, time-limited, read-only access to client systems, agreed in writing, or exports provided by the client’s IT team
- Change control and rollback planning for any production change, with the client’s administrators in the loop
- A written agreement covering confidentiality, data handling and the boundaries of the white-label arrangement
Handover
- Documented deliverables your team, or the client’s, can act on without us
- Illustrative deliverable structures shared up front so you can set client expectations
- No lock-in for you or your client; assets are held in the client’s name
Illustrative
What a client report looks like.
Show your client the structure before the work starts. Findings with evidence, priorities in order, named owners and clear next steps, formatted to your template where agreed.
Findings
- Confirmed issues, with the evidence
- Plausible causes, with what would confirm them
- Open questions and what they depend on
Priorities
- Ordered by impact and dependency
- Quick corrections separated from structural changes
- What to leave alone
Owners
- IT or MSP: DNS, tenant, policies
- Sales Ops: sequencer, templates, cadence
- Marketing: shared platforms and lists
Next steps
- Written specification for each change
- Validation round after implementation
- Monitoring, if wanted
The structure of an assessment report delivered behind an agency brand.Illustrative
Boundaries we keep
- We do not name agency partners or their clients on this website, and we will not name yours.
- Capacity is not unlimited. We take on work we can deliver well and tell you when the calendar is full.
- We do not claim expertise in every platform. Discovery says what is feasible before you commit to your client.
- Outcomes are not guaranteed, and we will not write a proposal for your client that says they are.
Questions from agencies
Will you speak to our client directly?
Only when you want us to, and then as your consultant. We join calls you arrange, introduced by you, and we do not contact your client independently. Reporting goes through you unless the agreement says otherwise.
Can deliverables carry our branding?
Yes, where agreed. Reports, specifications and workshop materials can be produced on your template, and we are comfortable being the unnamed technical partner behind your proposal.
How do you price partner work?
Per client and per scope, quoted to you. You set your own price to your client. We do not publish partner rates and we do not discuss commercials with your client.
What happens if the client needs more than the scope?
We tell you first, with a proposed change of scope and price. You decide whether and how to take it to your client.
Can you help us write the proposal?
Yes. We can draft the technical sections, the scope, the access requirements and the deliverables list, so your proposal describes work that can actually be delivered.
Last reviewed September 2026. Partner arrangements are set out in a written agreement.
Have a client who needs this?
Tell us about the client and the problem, in outline. We reply within two working days with the questions we need to scope it for you.