This video provides a hands-on walkthrough of OpenSked's white-label capabilities on the free trial, showing how to upload a company logo and give the public booking page its own logo plus primary and secondary brand colours. It demonstrates setting a custom booking slug and reviews the resulting public booking page, which shows the agency's name and logo while the buttons stay blue and a "Powered by OpenSked" footer remains. The video also covers email sender options (Gmail, Outlook or custom SMTP), client records without per-client branding, and the in-app dashboard, where staff-facing logo and colour branding is locked to plans with custom branding; full white label is on the quote-based Concierge plan.
This video provides a hands-on walkthrough of CozyCal's white-label capabilities on the ten-day Pro trial. CozyCal has two plans: Pro at $15 per seat a month and Plaid at $25, billed annually. It starts with Settings, where Custom Domain puts the team's booking pages on your own domain and Email Domain sends guest emails from your company address instead of notifications at CozyCal.com; both are locked on the trial, with a notice to upgrade to Plaid. It then opens the booking page in edit mode, uploads and crops the iwhitelabel logo, which works on the trial and shows at the top of the page, and uses Page Settings, which holds the URL, colour scheme, language and time format, to change the colour scheme from blue to purple. The video also shows the Hide branding switch, locked behind Plaid, the saved purple page in preview with the logo and name and no Powered by CozyCal footer visible, and the page switcher with its booking pages and a New Booking Page option, where each booking page has its own Page Settings with Copy Page, Save Changes and Delete Page, though there's no option to create another team.
This video provides a hands-on walkthrough of TalentLMS's white-label capabilities on the free plan with a fourteen-day premium trial. It starts with the Branding section under Account and Settings, Portal, where the iwhitelabel logo is uploaded, cropped and saved into the top left corner, and the primary, button and sidebar colours are set to purple with a dark top bar for the whole portal. It then covers the custom domain field, here learn.iwhitelabel.io, which needs a DNS record and isn't mapped, with sending email notifications from your domain and a custom SSL certificate listed but disabled. Hide Powered by TalentLMS, Restrict TalentLMS communications and Custom homepage carry a premium badge and are locked on the trial with an upgrade tooltip, and the dashboard footer still reads Powered by TalentLMS. The video also shows Branches, independent sub-portals each with its own courses, learning paths, users, domain and appearance: a Northwind Academy branch gets its own logo and its own URL on a northwind subdomain, and its login page shows the Northwind Academy logo with the purple theme, while the footer still says Powered by TalentLMS.
This video provides a hands-on walkthrough of SuiteDash's white-label capabilities on the 14-day free trial. It starts with the pricing tab, where Extreme White Label and a custom branded mobile app are on every plan from $19 a month, then shows Platform Branding with a logo wizard, preset themes and four menu styles, the Dashboard Logo section for a main, dark mode and mobile-friendly logo, the Client Page Ribbon for pages opened from your emails, and Platform Colors for the primary, nav text and highlight colours. It then covers branding for the account confirmation page and page loader, custom CSS and JavaScript, White Label Branding Controls that hide the Super Admin and choose which SuiteDash tools admin managers see, and hiding stock template references, while SuiteDash Academy is noted as not white label. The video also shows Custom URL and Login, which connects your own domain with a CNAME record to neutral targets such as secure.myportalapp.com, with the custom login page settings appearing only once a domain is connected, Email Branding with SMTP, domain-verified sending, Gmail, Google Workspace and Microsoft as sending methods, the email logo and colours with a default footer that says SuiteDash until edited, and the white-label mobile app that comes with every account.
This video provides a hands-on walkthrough of OpenSked's white-label capabilities on the free trial, showing how to upload a company logo and give the public booking page its own logo plus primary and secondary brand colours. It demonstrates setting a custom booking slug and reviews the resulting public booking page, which shows the agency's name and logo while the buttons stay blue and a "Powered by OpenSked" footer remains. The video also covers email sender options (Gmail, Outlook or custom SMTP), client records without per-client branding, and the in-app dashboard, where staff-facing logo and colour branding is locked to plans with custom branding; full white label is on the quote-based Concierge plan.