Put your own brand on all of it
Your logo, your colour, your sending address and your own domain, from $5 a location.
If you run marketing for other businesses, your client should see your name and not ours. White label changes the review page, the emails, the texts and the app itself, so the whole thing looks like something you built.
How it works
Your logo and your colour
Upload a logo and set 1 colour. The review page, the app and the emails all follow it. Our teal disappears.
Your own sending address
Emails go out from your domain rather than ours, once you have added the records we give you. Texts can go from your own number.
Your own web address
Point a domain or a subdomain at us and the review page lives on your address. Your client never sees ours.
Client logins that only show their own
Give a client a login and they see their locations, their requests and their reviews. They cannot see your other clients or your prices.
From $5 a location
Most of this market charges for white label as an upgrade, and several only switch it on at the top tier. Grade.us publishes $440 a year for their premium version. HiFiveStar takes their name off the review page on a $249 a month plan. Ours is included in the per location price.
- $5 a location a month from 10 locations, with your brand on it.
- No setup fee and no minimum term.
- Every client gets their own review page, QR code and short link.
- You bill your client however you like. We bill you once.
Rival prices read on their own pricing pages on 18 October 2026. See the full comparisons.
White label, answered
Does my client know you exist?
Not from the product. The review page, the emails, the texts and the app carry your brand. Our name appears in the legal pages, because the contract for the software is with us, and a client who goes looking will find it.
Can I set my own prices?
Yes. We charge you per location and you charge your client whatever you want. We never contact your clients about money.
Do I need my own Twilio account?
Only if you want texts to come from your own number. Otherwise they go from a shared number with your business name in the message.
The rest of it
Try it on your own customers
Add your business, send 1 request to your own phone, and see the whole thing end to end.