SocialPilot White-Label Capabilities: Brand Colours and Logo, Branded Login Page and Custom Domain

This video provides a hands-on walkthrough of SocialPilot's white-label capabilities on the Ultimate trial, shown on Subscriptions at $200 a month with forty social accounts and unlimited users. It starts with White Label, which opens on the Branding tab next to Domain and Email and Integrations, with a live preview on the right: the brand name is set to iwhitelabel with purple primary and secondary colours and a navy sidebar, and the logo, favicon and login page image are added, so the dashboard preview picks up the logo and purple buttons. It then shows the Login Page preview with the iwhitelabel sign-in screen, and saving, after which the settings sidebar turns navy right away. The video also covers Domain and Email, for a custom domain, a custom sender email and policy links, and Integrations, for a Google Tag Manager ID, both locked on the trial, and Migrate to White Label App, which stays disabled until domain verification and the required branding fields are done. The main app opens on onboarding with purple accents but still shows the SocialPilot logo, and client and report pages need a connected social account, so they aren't shown on this trial.

This video provides a hands-on walkthrough of SocialPilot's white-label capabilities on the Ultimate trial, shown on Subscriptions at $200 a month with forty social accounts and unlimited users. It starts with White Label, which opens on the Branding tab next to Domain and Email and Integrations, with a live preview on the right: the brand name is set to iwhitelabel with purple primary and secondary colours and a navy sidebar, and the logo, favicon and login page image are added, so the dashboard preview picks up the logo and purple buttons. It then shows the Login Page preview with the iwhitelabel sign-in screen, and saving, after which the settings sidebar turns navy right away. The video also covers Domain and Email, for a custom domain, a custom sender email and policy links, and Integrations, for a Google Tag Manager ID, both locked on the trial, and Migrate to White Label App, which stays disabled until domain verification and the required branding fields are done. The main app opens on onboarding with purple accents but still shows the SocialPilot logo, and client and report pages need a connected social account, so they aren't shown on this trial.

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    Here's a hands-on look at the
    white-label capabilities in SocialPilot,

    brought to you by iwhitelabel.

    Subscriptions shows an Ultimate
    trial at two hundred dollars a month,

    with forty social accounts
    and unlimited users.

    White Label opens on the Branding
    tab, next to Domain and Email,

    and Integrations, with a
    live preview on the right.

    I set the brand name to iwhitelabel,

    with purple primary and secondary
    colours and a navy side bar.

    Then I add the logo,
    favicon and login page image.

    The dashboard preview picks up
    the logo and the purple buttons.

    The Login Page preview shows
    the iwhitelabel sign-in screen,

    with my image and colours.

    I save the changes.

    A confirmation appears, and the
    settings side bar turns navy right away.

    Domain and Email covers a custom domain,
    a custom sender email and policy links.

    It seems available for configuring,
    but as I'm on the trial plan, it's locked.

    Integrations, for a Google Tag
    Manager ID, shows the same trial lock.

    Migrate to White Label App stays disabled.

    It needs domain verification and
    the required branding fields first.

    The main app opens on onboarding, which
    asks me to connect a social account first.

    It has purple accents, but still
    shows the SocialPilot logo.

    Back on Branding, the saved
    settings stay in place.

    Client and report pages need
    a connected social account,

    so I can't show them on this trial.

    That's the white-label
    setup in SocialPilot.

    For the full capability breakdown, see
    the SocialPilot listing on iwhitelabel.io.