This video provides a hands-on walkthrough of Bookafy's white-label capabilities on a 7-day Pro trial. It opens with an important caveat from Bookafy's own white-label page: full white label is a vendor-built setup on the Pro+ plan with a one-time setup fee, covering the favicon, a custom domain, email from your own domain, an unbranded staff app and client sub-accounts, and none of that is part of the trial. The public booking page shows the iwhitelabel logo, purple steps and a 'Powered by Bookafy' line at the bottom of the card. Business Details holds the business name and logo, and Booking Preferences sets the accent and button colour, the header text colour and the font, with fields for pop-up and header messages, a header image, tab labels and a cover photo. The video switches off 'Show Bookafy on Booking Pages and Emails'; the save is confirmed with no upgrade prompt, and after a reload the booking page no longer shows 'Powered by Bookafy', although the address is still a bookafy.com subdomain and the tab icon stays Bookafy's. Customize Emails only offers custom subject lines, the Users page has a single user with no client sub-accounts or per-client branding, and Integrations offers a Book Now button, iframe embed code, Stripe and Authorize.net, with the Zapier tab asking to upgrade to Pro+. The in-app Plans page shows the trial ending October 29, Pro at $9 and Pro+ at $13 per user a month, and lists Emails Customization, Remove Bookafy from Booking Page & Emails and single sign-on for white labels under Pro+.

This video provides a hands-on walkthrough of Poster Booking's white-label capabilities on the free plan, which includes ten screens at no cost with a watermark on screens; a banner says upgrading to Basic removes Powered by Poster Booking. Business Pro lists a branded dashboard, and under Pro Services a White Label Domain and Remove Watermark are $65 a month each. It starts with the White label page, open on the free plan, where the name and URL are set to iwhitelabel and the uploaded logo replaces the Poster Booking logo in the sidebar and the preview. It then covers using your own domain, configurable but billed at $65 a month on the free plan, so it's left off, and Customize, which adds client content, a YouTube embed and four colour pickers, with the primary colour set to purple so the headers use it. The video also shows the White Label Clients list and the Create user form for name, company, email and password, with no branding fields, so every client shares the agency brand, and the branded login page with the iwhitelabel logo, Welcome to iwhitelabel and a copyright line in the agency's name, with no Powered by text. On the free plan, name, logo, colours and a branded login are self-serve, while your own domain and watermark removal are paid add-ons.

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.