This video provides a hands-on walkthrough of Easy LMS's white-label capabilities on the Advanced trial. Branding lives in an Academy, a branded learning portal for each company or location, and the new iwhitelabel Academy starts on a participant.easylms.com path. It covers Styling, which holds the academy logo, a login side image, fonts and colours, with the iwhitelabel logo uploaded and cropped, primary and secondary colours set to purple and a favicon slot, and the academy domain setting, which can be an easylms.com path or your own domain (a subdomain is typed but not saved). It then shows the invitation email, where you can edit the subject, sender name, reply-to address and message, and the account-level email server, which can be Easy LMS or your own SMTP server with basic authentication or OAuth for Microsoft or Gmail. For per-client branding, each client would get its own academy, but the trial shows one out of one academy seats used, so a second academy needs a paid plan. In a private window, the participant login page shows the iwhitelabel logo and a purple Log in button, with no Easy LMS footer.
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This video provides a hands-on walkthrough of Cal ID's white-label capabilities on the Business trial, which renews on October 31 at $10 a month with no card on file. It starts with the public page at cal.id/iwhitelabel, which shows three event types and a Powered by Cal ID footer, then opens Settings, Custom Branding, which holds a page banner, social profiles, brand colours and a brand logo and favicon, all unlocked on the trial. Purple brand colours are set for the light and dark themes, with a contrast warning, and the iwhitelabel logo goes in as the brand logo and favicon. Back on the public page, the buttons are purple and the footer shows the iwhitelabel logo instead of Powered by Cal ID, and the booking view uses the brand colour for the selected date. The video also shows per-client branding: a team called Northwind Academy with the team URL northwind gets its own Custom Branding tab with a teal brand colour and its own logo, and the team page at cal.id/team/northwind shows the teal button and the Northwind logo in the footer, with no Powered by line. General settings cover language, time zone and time format, and no custom domain setting was found in the app on this trial.
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This video provides a hands-on walkthrough of Social Champ's white-label capabilities on the Agency plan free trial, with fourteen days left and no card added. On the pricing page, the Agency plan lists White Label Reports, so the white label here is about reports. It starts with scheduled reports, where the Personalize your report step swaps the Social Champ logo for the iwhitelabel logo, the report gets its own name, and Change Title Cover can put an image on the cover, which comes out oversized here. It then shows that branding is set per report, so a report for the client Northwind gets its own name and logo, and Shared Analytics, which makes up to a hundred client report links on this plan, each with a name, a display picture like the Northwind logo, a PDF download option and a password; saving a link needs a connected social account, so no finished report is shown. The video also covers Client Management, where clients are invited but there are no branding options, Approvals with a multi-step workflow in beta and External Review so clients can sign off on posts, and the settings menu, which has no section for app branding, colours or a custom domain, so the branded result is the report itself, set up one report at a time.
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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.
iwhitelabel
This video provides a hands-on walkthrough of Easy LMS's white-label capabilities on the Advanced trial. Branding lives in an Academy, a branded learning portal for each company or location, and the new iwhitelabel Academy starts on a participant.easylms.com path. It covers Styling, which holds the academy logo, a login side image, fonts and colours, with the iwhitelabel logo uploaded and cropped, primary and secondary colours set to purple and a favicon slot, and the academy domain setting, which can be an easylms.com path or your own domain (a subdomain is typed but not saved). It then shows the invitation email, where you can edit the subject, sender name, reply-to address and message, and the account-level email server, which can be Easy LMS or your own SMTP server with basic authentication or OAuth for Microsoft or Gmail. For per-client branding, each client would get its own academy, but the trial shows one out of one academy seats used, so a second academy needs a paid plan. In a private window, the participant login page shows the iwhitelabel logo and a purple Log in button, with no Easy LMS footer.