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.
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This video provides a hands-on walkthrough of SimplyBook.me's white-label capabilities in two parts: first in a free trial account with Premium features, then on an Enterprise cluster with two client companies. Part 1 shows Design settings for your logo, theme and booking page brand colours with custom CSS, the Custom Features list with a one-time 119 euro custom domain, SMTP so notifications come from your own email address, a branded client mobile app that needs client login and free custom CSS and SSL, while custom email isn't available on this subscription. It also covers editable email and SMS notification templates, user roles such as Admin, Senior Employee, Junior Employee and Viewer, custom wording and translations, and the plans, where full white label that removes SimplyBook branding from the booking side comes with Premium and Premium Plus, while the admin area still shows SimplyBook branding and the favicon can't be changed. A bridge card then compares the two setups. Part 2 shows the Enterprise cluster dashboard with two client companies under one partner environment, company details on a Premium plan with white-label items such as link removal and a branded client app already ticked, a public booking page with our logo and purple book-now buttons on the Enterprise bookings domain, Design settings with an uploaded logo and favicon and purple theme colours, a custom domain option under Custom Features that needs a purchase and is left off, and a second company still on the default green theme, showing that branding is set per client.
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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 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.