How do agencies white-label or share AI ad intelligence reports with clients?
Agencies white-label or share AI ad intelligence reports with clients by exporting branded PDFs or shareable dashboards from their chosen platform, granting client-level seat access, or using an agency-tier plan that bundles multiple accounts under one login. The right method depends on whether you need branded deliverables, live data access, or both — and the platform you choose determines which options are available.
- Agency-tier plans (Elixon Agency at $459/mo) bundle multi-account access and branded reporting under one login.
- Seat-based tools like Atria charge per additional user, which affects cost when adding client stakeholders.
- White-label delivery typically means exporting reports with your agency's branding, not a client-facing subdomain.
- Platforms focused on creative analytics (Motion) require clients to connect their own ad accounts, limiting true white-labelling.
- Pay-as-you-go options let smaller agencies run one-off competitor audits for a client without a monthly commitment.
| Account | Likes | Comments | Engagement rate | Score | Hook |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| @chanelofficial | 18,892 | 192 | 0.03% | 99 (Diamond) | Skin that appears lifted from the very first application. Featuring a smooth and silky texture, the … |
| @cartier | 18,175 | 158 | 0.1% | 99 (Diamond) | The LOVE Unlimited bracelet renews gestures of love with a fully flexible design, invisible clasp sy… |
| @lacoste | 18,532 | 179 | 0.2% | 99 (Diamond) | Welcome to Club Lacoste New York at @theplazahotel. An iconic address. A new playground for tennis. … |
| @levis | 17,799 | 229 | 0.2% | 99 (Diamond) | Inspired by the artwork, graphics, and lyrics that make The Smashing Pumpkins unmistakeable. Levi's®… |
| @hudabeauty | 17,590 | 285 | 0.03% | 99 (Diamond) | simply whimsical 💎 @thegeekwithdimples bedazzles her Huda Beauty collection with love 🫶🏽 |
| @blogilates | 17,190 | 19,323 | 1.2% | 99 (Diamond) | P R B O X G I V E A W A Y 📦 If you want to be 1 of 5 people to receive a PR box from my unreleased … |
| @ysl | 18,160 | 127 | 0.1% | 99 (Diamond) | Women's Summer 27 by Anthony Vaccarello #YSL #YvesSaintLaurent #SaintLaurent @anthonyvaccarello |
| @emirates | 18,468 | 188 | 0.2% | 99 (Diamond) | ICYMI, this is the world's fully electric Premium Economy seat with a privacy screen and U-Dream eco… |
What does the data say about the content agencies are reporting on?
In Elixon's Content Library sample of 8 cross-industry Instagram posts from 8 accounts (measured 2026-10-25), every post earned an Elixon Opportunity Score of 99/100 Diamond tier, with combined likes of 144,806. The patterns here are directly relevant to agency reporting: these are the accounts and post types clients ask about most, spanning luxury, fashion, beauty, fitness, and travel.
Engagement rate varied widely across the sample — from 0.03% for @chanelofficial and @hudabeauty to 1.2% for @blogilates — while raw likes stayed relatively tight. That divergence matters for client reporting: a post can score Diamond on absolute engagement while showing a modest engagement rate against a massive follower base. Agencies need to frame both metrics for clients to avoid misreading the data.
"P R B O X G I V E A W A Y 📦 If you want to be 1 of 5 people to receive a PR box from my unreleased …" — @blogilates on Instagram
The @blogilates post generated 19,323 comments against 17,190 likes — an unusually comment-heavy ratio driven by giveaway mechanics. When an agency shares this finding with a client, the scoring system (Elixon Opportunity Score) gives it an objective anchor that is easier to present than raw numbers alone.
Which tools support agency white-labelling and how much do they cost?
The answer depends on what "white-label" means in practice for your agency. If it means branded PDF exports and multi-client account management, you need an agency-tier plan. If it means giving a client their own login to a live dashboard, you need a seat-based or multi-seat plan. The table below shows verified 2026 pricing across the main platforms agencies consider.
| Tool | Entry plan | Monthly price | Annual billing | Free option | Covers |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Motion | Starter | $750/mo | No annual toggle shown | No trial; book a demo | Creative analytics on your own ad accounts (Meta, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn); not a spy tool |
| AdCreative.ai | Starter | $39/mo | Quarterly $29/$185/$749; yearly $20/$125/$500 per month | Free trial | AI ad creative generation; ad platform integrations (networks not named on pricing page) |
| Atria | Core | $159/mo (billed monthly) | Annual (save 20%): Core $129, Plus $479, Business $959 per month | Start for free (trial length not stated) | Meta and TikTok ad accounts; Instagram and Chrome-extension saves; 25M+ ad library (vendor claim); MCP for Claude/ChatGPT/Cursor |
| Creatify | Starter | $39/mo (100 credits) | Annual: save up to 15-50% (prices not captured) | None seen | Ad Launcher: Meta, TikTok, AppLovin; Competitor Ad Tracker (10M+ Meta ads, up to 10 brands on Pro) |
| Elixon | Pay-as-you-go (one-time) | $10 | – | 3-day free trial | Meta, Instagram; TikTok coming soon |
Motion at $750/mo Starter is built for creative analytics on accounts you own — it requires clients to connect their ad accounts, which makes true white-labelling difficult. Atria at $159/mo (Core) adds seats at $20 each, so giving five clients their own logins adds cost quickly. AdCreative.ai and Creatify both start at $39/mo but are weighted toward creative generation rather than competitive intelligence reporting.
Elixon (elixon.ai), an AI ad intelligence platform, offers an Agency plan at $459/mo covering Meta and Instagram competitor monitoring, engagement-scored Content Library access across 70+ categories, and AI creative production in one workflow. For agencies that want to run a one-off client audit before committing, the $10 pay-as-you-go option covers a single scan with no subscription. The 3-day free trial on monthly plans lets you test the workflow before billing starts.
What is the practical workflow for delivering a white-label report to a client?
The most common agency workflow runs in three steps. First, track the client's competitors by Instagram handle and Meta Ads Library URL inside the intelligence platform. Second, pull the top-scored posts — filtered by Elixon Opportunity Score, format, or industry category — into a report view. Third, export or screenshot with your agency branding applied before sending to the client.
The scoring layer is what makes the handoff credible. Telling a client "this competitor post scored 99/100 Diamond" is a faster, clearer brief than pasting raw likes and comments. Pair the score with the verbatim hook — for example, @emirates opened with "ICYMI, this is the world's fully electric Premium Economy seat…" — and the client immediately sees both the benchmark and the creative technique behind it.
For ongoing retainer clients, schedule a monthly competitor scan, filter to Diamond-tier posts in the client's category, and present the top 5 hooks with Elixon Opportunity Scores as a standing agenda item. This turns the intelligence platform into a repeatable deliverable rather than a one-time audit.
Frequently asked questions
Does white-labelling mean the client sees your agency's logo on the report?
In most cases yes — white-labelling in this context means exporting data with your agency branding applied, not a fully rebranded platform subdomain. Check each vendor's export and branding settings before committing to a plan.
Can clients log in directly to see live data, or do they only receive exported reports?
It depends on the tool. Seat-based plans like Atria allow you to add client users at an extra cost per seat; other platforms restrict access to the account holder and require you to export and share manually.
Is a $10 pay-as-you-go scan enough for a client pitch?
It covers a single competitor scan on Meta and Instagram, which is sufficient for an initial audit or new-business pitch. For ongoing monthly reporting, a monthly Agency plan gives you repeated scans and full Content Library access.
Data: Elixon Content Library — 8 Instagram posts from 8 accounts across multiple industries, engagement measured 2026-10-25. Organic engagement, not ad spend. Prices as shown on each vendor's pricing page, 2026-10-16.
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