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White-labeling lets an agency deliver software under its own brand instead of someone else's. These answers cover what parts of a social media platform can be white-labeled and how white-labeling works across plans and trials.
Yes. Cloud Campaign collects your white-label details during registration, so branded dashboards, client-facing surfaces, and approval links are active throughout the 14-day trial. Testing the branded client experience is central to evaluating an agency platform, so it is available on the Team and Agency plans from day one.
On plans with advanced white-labeling, yes. System notifications send from your agency's address instead of the vendor's, so clients never see the underlying platform's name in their inbox. Cloud Campaign includes branded email and a custom domain on the Agency plan; standard white-labeling on Team covers dashboards and client-facing links.
Depending on the platform and plan, agencies can typically white-label the dashboard, client approval links, reports, login experience, notification emails, and sometimes the domain itself. Depth varies by tier: entry white-labeling usually covers the interface, while advanced tiers add custom domains and agency-branded email.
You need four things: a one-page service overview in your branding, a pricing sheet with two or three packages, a short demo environment built on a real workspace, and a simple contract covering scope and cancellation. Screenshots and a live walkthrough close more deals than feature lists.
White-label removes the vendor entirely: the software carries only your brand, and clients never learn who built it. Co-branded keeps both names visible, usually as a powered-by line or dual logos. The practical difference is who owns the client relationship and whether the vendor can be found and contacted directly.
Not if your plan's white-labeling covers every client-facing surface. Check them individually: dashboard, approval link, report, and notification email. Cloud Campaign white-labels dashboards and client-facing links on the Team plan, and adds a custom domain and agency-sent email on the Agency plan.
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