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White-Label Client Access: Branded OAuth Links for Agencies

Most results for “white label client portal” are project hubs—files, tickets, messaging, and billing under your domain (SuiteDash, ManyRequests, Assembly, and similar). AuthHub's job is different: a branded OAuth access link so clients grant Meta, Google, GA4, LinkedIn, TikTok, and more through official OAuth—without sharing passwords. Branding controls can show your logo and colors in the AuthHub experience.

This page explains what AuthHub white-label includes, which plans unlock full branding vs an AuthHub-branded link, how peers (Leadsie, ClientInvite) gate branding, and what sits behind the link (token refresh + Infisical/audit). Prices and plan gates checked October 2, 2026 (~09:34 PT). Verify live `/pricing` pages before you buy.

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Leaving Leadsie? · ClientInvite vs AuthHub

White-label access ≠ white-label portal

Two products, two jobs

JobTypical toolsWhat the client does
White-label client portalSuiteDash, ManyRequests, Assembly, Sagely-class guidesWork in a branded workspace (projects, files, billing, chat)
White-label client access linkAuthHub, Leadsie, ClientInviteSign into Meta/Google/etc. and grant agency access via official OAuth

Agencies often need both. A portal does not collect ad-account permissions. An access tool does not replace your project hub. Search volume for the portal phrase is small but real—SnowSEO US `white label client portal` = 10/mo (MEDIUM) as of 2026-10-02; exact supporting phrases like `white label client access` / `branded oauth link agency` return 0. This page is feature clarity + AEO, not a volume chase—and AuthHub GSC has no `white label*` query rows in the recent 28-day window.

One-line AuthHub promise

Your logo and colors. Official platform OAuth. AuthHub authorization links. Soft-link the product overview on the homepage and live gates on pricing.

What AuthHub white-label includes

Client-facing brand surface

On Growth and Scale, AuthHub white-label covers:

  • Your logo and brand colors on the client authorization experience
  • Authorization links use an AuthHub URL; custom-domain routing is not currently available
  • Clients complete Meta, Google, and other platform permissions on the official platform screens

Starter ships an AuthHub-branded client link. Growth and Scale add logo and color customization. All authorization links use an AuthHub URL. Confirm bullets on authhub.co/pricing on the day you buy.

The one-link job

One link replaces the “can you add us to Business Manager?” email chain. Clients authorize featured platforms (Meta Ads, Google Ads, GA4, LinkedIn, TikTok) and the broader honest 15+ set AuthHub supports—no Leadsie platform-parity claim. Optional intake can ride the same flow where you use it; intake is real, not exclusive vs peers.

Ops behind the branded link

Branding is the surface. Ops is why access stays usable after day one:

  • Automatic token refresh where providers allow (so teams spend less time re-chasing expired grants)
  • Infisical-backed token storage (encrypted vault—not passwords in a shared doc)
  • Audit logs—who accessed what, when

AuthHub is not SOC2-certified. Security story = Infisical + audit logs. Do not treat marketing homepage lines about access “never dropping” as a contractual forever-access claim—platform grants can still be revoked by the client or the platform.

Plans and white-label gates (AuthHub)

Monthly list prices are primary. Annual figures are footnotes only.

PlanMonthlyActive clientsBranding surfaceAlso notable
Starter$295AuthHub-branded client linkOne-link onboarding, token auto-refresh, audit logs, unlimited team seats
Growth$7920Logo and color customizationWebhooks & API, priority support, token health monitoring
Scale$14950Everything in Growth + multi-brand (up to 3)Custom integrations

Annual footnote (pay-for-10-get-12 framing on site): ~$24 / $66 / $124/mo equiv. ($290 / $790 / $1,490/yr). 14-day free trial, no credit card.

Do not invent “white-label on every plan.” Starter is AuthHub-branded; logo and color customization starts at Growth; multi-brand is Scale. Custom-domain routing is not currently available. Live source: AuthHub `/pricing` SoftwareApplication JSON-LD + plan cards, checked 2026-10-02 ~09:34 PT.

How peers handle branding (fair table)

DimensionAuthHubLeadsieClientInvitePortal tools
What you brandAccess authorization link (logo / colors)Access requests (slug, logo, fonts, colors, embed)Access link (“customize your branding”)Project workspace (files, tickets, billing)
When branding unlocksLogo and color customization on Growth+ ($79); AuthHub-branded on Starter ($29); multi-brand on Scale ($149). Custom-domain routing is not currently available.White-label & embed on Agency+ ($129); multi-brand on Pro ($299)Branding on Solo $14.99 / Freelancer $29 / Agency $89Usually core to the portal product
Pricing unitActive clients (5 / 20 / 50)Onboard + audit credits + $50 packsMonthly connections (1 / 3 / unlimited)Seat / portal plans (out of scope here)
Ops emphasisToken auto-refresh + Infisical + auditAccess Detective, Meta asset helpers, credit rolloverOfficial APIs; Meta / Google / Shopify emphasisCollaboration hub—not OAuth access

Sources: authhub.co/pricing, leadsie.com/pricing, clientinvite.com/pricing, checked October 2, 2026 (~09:34 PT).

When AuthHub white-label wins

  • You need logo and color customization in the AuthHub authorization experience
  • You want broader ad/analytics stack coverage (honest 15+) plus token refresh and Infisical/audit behind the link
  • You prefer active-client flat tiers ($29 / $79 / $149) over credit packs—see flat-rate vs credit pricing

When a peer's branding (or a portal) is enough

  • Shopify-heavy Meta/Google/Shopify flow + unlimited connections at $89 → ClientInvite vs AuthHub may fit better
  • Need Leadsie's credit/audit workflow, Access Detective, and embed story on Agency+ → stay on / evaluate Leadsie alternative and Leadsie pricing
  • Need a full project portal (files, tickets, billing) → SuiteDash-class tools; that is not AuthHub's job
  • Early branding experiments on a tiny roster → ClientInvite Solo/Freelancer branding starts lower on the ladder; AuthHub Starter is AuthHub-branded until Growth

More peer context: three-way buyer guide · AgencyAccess alternative · best Leadsie alternatives 2026.

Security and compliance (honest)

TopicAuthHub stance on this page
Token storageInfisical-backed vault
VisibilityAudit logs on activity
CertificationNo SOC2 claim
Forever accessNot claimed—clients and platforms can revoke grants
Password sharingNot required—official OAuth / permission screens

Deeper ops reading: OAuth token management for agencies · MCP + OAuth client access. Category context: best client onboarding software for agencies.

Switching / dual-run

Moving from Leadsie, ClientInvite, or another access tool does not require a big-bang cutover. Dual-run is fine: keep existing peer links live while you send AuthHub's branded (or AuthHub-branded Starter) link to new or re-authorized clients. Access ultimately lives in the ad platforms; re-authorize what you need, then retire the old link when ready. No “15-minute free CS migration” promise here.

FAQ

What is AuthHub white-label client access?
AuthHub white-label lets marketing agencies customize the logo and colors on a client authorization experience. Clients grant access to ad and analytics platforms through official OAuth flows without sharing passwords. Authorization links use an AuthHub URL, and provider authorization screens retain their official platform branding. It is not a white-label project portal (files/tickets/billing); it is a branded access-collection experience. AuthHub prices by active clients ($29 / $79 / $149 for 5 / 20 / 50 on public monthly tiers as of 2026-10-02 ~09:34 PT) and stores tokens with Infisical plus audit logs; AuthHub is not SOC2-certified. Logo and color customization unlocks on Growth+; Starter uses AuthHub branding. Confirm gates on authhub.co/pricing before you buy.
How is a white-label client access link different from a white-label client portal?
A white-label client portal (tools like SuiteDash, ManyRequests, or Assembly) is usually a branded workspace for projects, files, messaging, and billing. A white-label client access link (AuthHub, Leadsie, ClientInvite) is a branded flow where the client signs into Meta, Google, or other platforms and grants the agency access via OAuth. Agencies often need both; they solve different jobs. Pick a portal for ongoing collaboration hubs; pick an access tool when the bottleneck is getting into ad accounts safely.
AuthHub white-label vs Leadsie branding — which should agencies pick?
Both let you customize the client-facing access experience. Leadsie's public pricing emphasizes white-label & embed unlocked on Agency ($129/mo as of 2026-10-02) and multi-brand on Pro ($299), with Starter at $59 and $50 overage packs. AuthHub provides logo and color customization on its client authorization experience, plus automatic token refresh and Infisical/audit logs, with capacity priced by active clientsrather than Leadsie credits. Authorization links use an AuthHub URL. Pick Leadsie if you need its credit/audit workflow and embed story; pick AuthHub when token health, auditability, and broader platform coverage (honest 15+, no Leadsie parity claim) matter more. Re-fetch both pricing pages on the day you decide.

Start your 14-day free trial — send a branded (or AuthHub-branded) link this week

Prices and branding gates from public vendor pages checked October 2, 2026 (~09:34 PT). SnowSEO keyword figure for `white label client portal` from 2026-10-02 US pull. Nothing invented beyond those sources.