Offer location-based advertising under your agency's brand while GetGeofencing handles campaign execution. You manage the client relationship; we help with targeting, creative, campaign setup, optimization and reporting.
White-label geofencing is a fit for agencies that want to add a managed advertising service without building an in-house programmatic buying team. Start with one client's objective, a realistic budget and a clear definition of success.
GetGeofencing manages local, regional and national campaigns for businesses, agencies, nonprofit organizations, political campaigns, educational institutions and multi-location brands.
Offer location-based advertising under your own brand while GetGeofencing supports targeting, campaign execution, creative, optimization, and reporting behind the scenes, helping your agency deliver scalable campaigns with greater efficiency and consistency.
White-label geofencing lets an agency sell location-based advertising under its own brand while a fulfillment partner manages the campaign.
With polygon-based geofencing, campaigns use boundaries around approved locations to build audiences from eligible location signals. Ads can then reach eligible devices through available advertising inventory.
This is not a system that automatically texts everyone entering a building, and it does not provide a named list of visitors.
Your agency leads client communication, strategy, and approvals, while GetGeofencing handles targeting, campaign execution, creative support, optimization, and reporting under your brand.
| Your agency | GetGeofencing |
|---|---|
| Establish the client's objective and approve the offer | Recommend a campaign structure aligned with that objective |
| Provide target locations or describe the desired audience | Review targeting feasibility and build approved geofences |
| Collect brand assets and secure client approval | Help develop display creative or use approved supplied assets |
| Confirm budget, dates and landing page | Set up and manage the agreed campaign |
| Maintain the client relationship | Optimize delivery and provide reporting for agency review |
| Review inquiries and sales with the client | Explain campaign metrics and attribution limitations |
An agency partner used GetGeofencing to execute geofencing and website retargeting for a homebuilder client. The agency and client remain confidential.
Measurement focus: Attributed model-home visits.
Campaign period: July 14–October 28, 2026
Recent 30-day view: September 29–October 28, 2026. This included 110,258 impressions, 96 clicks and 23 attributed visits. These results are included in the full-period totals above, not additional to them.
Visits are attributed location events, not necessarily unique visitors, inquiries or home sales. Results reflect this campaign and do not guarantee future performance.
View a redacted campaign report (September 16–October 15, 2026)
This GetGeofencing-branded sample covers a different reporting period from the case results above.
Request an Agency Campaign PlanYour agency leads client communication and approvals. Standard display design uses the client assets you supply.
Weekly reporting and dashboard access are included. Confirm agency-logo reports, report formats and dashboard branding or access requirements in your scoped proposal.
The public standard display reference is $850 for 100,000 impressions over 30 days, prepaid on a month-to-month basis. This is not a published wholesale partner price; agency scope is quoted separately.
Before setting your retail price, confirm the minimum for each tactic, creative and reporting scope, and payment terms. Review geofencing costs and planning considerations.
Send the website, objective, market, proposed locations, budget, dates and brand assets. Then approve targeting feasibility, creative, the destination page and measurement setup.
A typical launch window is 48–72 hours after payment and the required approvals and setup are complete. Confirm the start date for your campaign; this is not a guaranteed deadline.
Review delivery, clicks, configured website actions and eligible attributed visits. Impressions are ad displays, not people or leads. Attributed visits are not proof of purchases or incremental lift.
Review the client’s inquiries, bookings and sales separately. Agree on success metrics and attribution limitations before launch.
For audiences around relevant business locations, explore competitor geofencing. For a venue or trade show, discuss event geofencing. To reach eligible devices associated with selected addresses, review addressable geofencing.
Reconnect with website visitors through website retargeting, or consider OTT/CTV advertising for streaming video. Each tactic has its own feasibility, scope and budget requirements.
Illustrative agency-branded sample
Campaign reports can feature your agency logo for you to share with clients. This sample uses “Your Agency Logo” to illustrate the branding—not a real agency identity.
It retains the anonymized campaign figures for September 16–October 15, 2026. Report format and branding are agreed during onboarding; dashboard branding and access are confirmed separately.
Geofencing can support clients seeking to reach audiences around specific businesses, venues, competitors, events, or high-value local destinations.
Promote a relevant reason to visit or inquire. Align the service area, landing page and offer so the client can act on the response.
Explain the property or community opportunity clearly. Housing campaigns require a separate eligibility and policy review; do not assume every audience selection is permitted.
A dealership could consider relevant competing properties and promote a specific inventory category or service offer. Keep the campaign focused on what the business can actually deliver. Foot traffic and vehicle purchases are separate outcomes and should be reported separately.
Build a campaign around approved event locations and dates, with a plan for advertising during and after the event. Audience availability and campaign timing need review before making commitments.
Reach high-value prospects visiting other firms and offices.
Reach eligible audiences associated with relevant competitor locations and direct them to a specific offer. Choose locations that reflect buying intent rather than adding every business in a ZIP code.
Yes. Your agency leads client communication and approvals. GetGeofencing handles campaign execution and reporting behind the scenes. We agree on communication responsibilities before launch.
Yes. We can prepare campaign reports with your agency logo for you to share with clients. Report format and branding are agreed during onboarding. Dashboard branding and access are confirmed separately.
Agency campaigns are quoted based on tactics, impression volume, creative and reporting needs. Our public standard display package starts at $850 for 100,000 impressions over 30 days; this is not a published wholesale agency rate. Your proposal confirms minimums, payment terms and scope before you commit.
Send the client’s website, objective, target market, proposed locations, budget, dates and brand assets. We confirm targeting and measurement, then obtain the required approvals. Typical launch timing is 48–72 hours after payment, approvals and setup are complete; your campaign’s start date is confirmed individually.
Reporting can include impressions, clicks, configured website actions and eligible attributed visits. These are different measures: an attributed visit is not automatically an inquiry or sale. Lead and sales reporting depends on the client’s tracking setup and available data, which we review before launch.
Yes. Use Request an Agency Campaign Plan to share your objective, market, approximate budget and timing. We can review your request by email. A meeting is available if you prefer.
With white-label fulfillment, your agency manages the client relationship while a partner handles campaign execution and reporting. Running campaigns in-house means your team takes responsibility for platform access, targeting, creative trafficking, optimization and measurement. Compare the total workload and support you need, not just the media price.
Ask for a sample report, a documented campaign example, clear pricing and minimums, approval responsibilities and an explanation of attribution. Confirm what your client will see, who handles questions and what happens when delivery or results fall short of the plan.
Geofencing can build audiences from eligible devices observed within selected competitor locations and serve ads afterward. Location signals do not prove that someone made a purchase or is a qualified buyer. Target selection, audience availability and campaign requirements should be reviewed before launch. Explore competitor geofencing.
Use the form below to tell us about your agency and one client opportunity. In your message, include your agency website, the client’s objective and market, approximate budget and desired start date. Prefer a conversation? Book a meeting with our team.
