This video provides a hands-on walkthrough of ManyRequests' white-label capabilities on the free trial, which runs at Core level. It starts with Portal settings, which hold the portal name, separate logos for light and dark backgrounds, a favicon, and the portal language and timezone, and Preferences, which set the primary colour for buttons and links, the sidebar colour, the sidebar text colour and a dark sidebar mode. It then covers the Advanced tab, where custom email templates and a custom email domain are greyed out because both need the Pro plan, while the custom portal domain stays open on the trial, custom styles that override the portal theme with your own CSS, script fields for the checkout and thank-you pages, every logged-in page and a redirect after checkout, and toggles for client brands, a sign-up page, enhanced privacy, search engine indexing and a service agreement link. The video also shows Integrations with webhooks, API tokens, an MCP server and a Zapier card, and the plans, where Core is $59 a month and Pro $99, with white label (removing Powered By, plus custom email) listed under Pro. On the trial, a Powered by ManyRequests footer still shows, including under the client login page, which carries the portal logo and colour.
This video provides a hands-on walkthrough of Lunacal's white-label capabilities on the free plan, because every seven-day trial asks for a card. Paid plans are $9, $15 and $25 per user per month, and the feature table shows brand colours and removing Powered by Lunacal on every paid plan, sending email from your own domain on Enterprise only, and your own booking domain as an Enterprise add-on. It starts with Appearance, where a custom brand colour is saved and Disable Lunacal branding is locked on the free plan, then the booking page editor, where Add Logo puts the company logo on the booking card. It then covers the Custom Domain tab for booking pages on your own domain, where Activate a domain is greyed out with zero of zero domains available, Email Theme with four templates for booking emails, and the Client Portal, which can be customised with background and text colours and a company logo. The video also shows per-client branding on the free plan: a team called Northwind gets its own booking link under lunacal.ai/team, its own logo and its own switch to remove Built with Lunacal, while the public booking page shows the logo and still says Built with Lunacal on the free plan.
This video provides a hands-on walkthrough of Cal.com's white-label capabilities on the free Individual plan, where the branding features are visible but locked. It starts with Appearance in account settings, which sets light or dark themes for the dashboard and booking pages, then covers Customize brand identity, which sets brand colours for the light and dark themes plus a corner style, and Disable Cal.com branding, which removes the Powered by Cal.com badge; both carry a Teams badge and are locked behind Upgrade on the free plan. It then shows the public page at cal.com/iwhitelabel with the logo, name and two event types, and the thirty-minute booking page, whose footer carries the Cal.com wordmark. The video also shows the Teams page, which lists Remove Cal.com branding with Teams and Orgs badges, the team setup form with a team logo, name, URL and bio and a live preview of the team page, and Billing, Plans: Team costs $12 per user a month billed annually and includes Remove branding, the Organization plan at $28 includes a company.cal.com subdomain, and Enterprise is custom.
This video provides a hands-on walkthrough of ManyRequests' white-label capabilities on the free trial, which runs at Core level. It starts with Portal settings, which hold the portal name, separate logos for light and dark backgrounds, a favicon, and the portal language and timezone, and Preferences, which set the primary colour for buttons and links, the sidebar colour, the sidebar text colour and a dark sidebar mode. It then covers the Advanced tab, where custom email templates and a custom email domain are greyed out because both need the Pro plan, while the custom portal domain stays open on the trial, custom styles that override the portal theme with your own CSS, script fields for the checkout and thank-you pages, every logged-in page and a redirect after checkout, and toggles for client brands, a sign-up page, enhanced privacy, search engine indexing and a service agreement link. The video also shows Integrations with webhooks, API tokens, an MCP server and a Zapier card, and the plans, where Core is $59 a month and Pro $99, with white label (removing Powered By, plus custom email) listed under Pro. On the trial, a Powered by ManyRequests footer still shows, including under the client login page, which carries the portal logo and colour.
This video provides a hands-on walkthrough of ManyRequests' white-label capabilities on the free trial, which runs at Core level. It starts with Portal settings, which hold the portal name, separate logos for light and dark backgrounds, a favicon, and the portal language and timezone, and Preferences, which set the primary colour for buttons and links, the sidebar colour, the sidebar text colour and a dark sidebar mode. It then covers the Advanced tab, where custom email templates and a custom email domain are greyed out because both need the Pro plan, while the custom portal domain stays open on the trial, custom styles that override the portal theme with your own CSS, script fields for the checkout and thank-you pages, every logged-in page and a redirect after checkout, and toggles for client brands, a sign-up page, enhanced privacy, search engine indexing and a service agreement link. The video also shows Integrations with webhooks, API tokens, an MCP server and a Zapier card, and the plans, where Core is $59 a month and Pro $99, with white label (removing Powered By, plus custom email) listed under Pro. On the trial, a Powered by ManyRequests footer still shows, including under the client login page, which carries the portal logo and colour.