Your domain and brand
Point a domain to us and prove it with a TXT record. Site name, logo, favicon, primary and accent colors apply to the whole storefront, emails and generated social cards.
Three pillars
Each white-label storefront is a complete, separate site served on your own domain. Your customers never see our brand; you never touch a supplier.
Point a domain to us and prove it with a TXT record. Site name, logo, favicon, primary and accent colors apply to the whole storefront, emails and generated social cards.
Choose which services to publish. Price rules by platform, action, product, country or customer tier add a markup, a fixed amount per 1,000 or a minimum order price, with validity dates. A margin guard keeps any route below your minimum margin out.
Supplier onboarding and monitoring, routing by measured quality (fill rate, speed, drop), status polling, proportional refunds on partial delivery, refill requests within each service’s window, and daily reconciliation.
How it works
Five steps, most of them on our side. You bring the domain, the brand and the pricing decisions.
We look at your audience, the platforms you sell on and your volume, and agree on the commercial model: monthly fee plus usage, or revenue share.
We set up your storefront and give you a verification token. You add it as a TXT record on your domain; once it resolves, your domain serves your storefront.
Site name, logo, favicon and the two brand colors. Default language (English, Portuguese, Spanish, French or German) and default currency (USD, BRL, EUR or MXN).
Publish the services you want to sell and define markups, fixed amounts, minimum order prices and customer tiers. The margin guard protects every price you set.
Customers sign up on your domain, top up their wallet and order. Routing, polling, refunds, refills and reconciliation run on our side; you follow everything in the admin.
Who it is for
White label makes sense when you have customers or an audience and want a product under your name without operating suppliers.
Offer growth services to your clients under your brand, with prices per customer tier and a wallet in their currency. Keep the account relationship; we keep the supply side running.
Move a panel you already run onto an engine that routes by measured quality instead of price alone, with automatic proportional refunds and a double-entry ledger you can reconcile.
Turn an audience of creators, community owners or course students into a storefront with your name on it, in seven languages, without building or operating anything.
Scope
No surprises: the storefront, the engine and the operations are ours to run; demand, pricing decisions and your customers’ compliance are yours.
White-label plan
Two models, quoted per case after we understand your volume and platforms. There is no public price list for white label.
A fixed monthly amount for the storefront plus a usage component on the orders your customers place.
No fixed monthly amount; a share of the revenue your storefront generates, settled from the ledger.
Both models are recorded on your account and visible in the admin. Ask sales for a written proposal.
A white-label panel is often sold as a logo swap on someone else’s website. Here it is a separate storefront: your own domain, your brand, your catalog, your price rules and your customers’ wallets, all served on your domain by the same engine that runs our storefront. This article walks through what that means in practice, what you control, and what we operate for you.
Your storefront answers only on the domains you have verified. A domain starts serving your storefront after you prove control of it with a DNS TXT record that carries the verification token we issue; until then, an unknown domain falls back to the main platform. This protects you as much as us: nobody can point a stray domain at the engine and impersonate your brand.
Branding is stored with your storefront: site name, logo, favicon, a primary color and an accent color. They apply to the public pages, the customer area, transactional emails and the social cards generated for every public URL. The default language (English, Portuguese, Spanish, French or German) and the default display currency (USD, BRL, EUR or MXN) are also storefront settings, so a Brazilian agency and a Mexican community can run the same engine with different defaults.
You decide which services are published on your storefront; nothing appears just because a supplier offers it. On top of the curated catalog, price rules define what customers pay. A rule has a scope (global, platform, action, canonical service, product, country or customer tier), a markup percentage, an optional fixed amount per 1,000, a risk markup, a minimum order price, a currency, a priority and optional validity dates. The most specific active rule wins.
Customer tiers group your customers (retail, agency, reseller) with their own discount, and can be promoted automatically by accumulated spend or manually. Underneath every quote runs a margin guard: when a supplier candidate would leave the order below your minimum margin, in percent or in absolute terms, it is removed from the route rather than sold at a loss.
When a customer places an order, the router compares the suppliers that carry the service and picks the one with the best measured quality: fill rate, speed and drop, weighted with price and margin, never price alone. Suppliers that fail repeatedly are paused automatically and skipped until they recover. The order is submitted, its status polled with backoff, and every change is recorded on the order timeline.
Money is handled in a double-entry ledger. A partial delivery triggers a proportional refund to the customer’s wallet automatically; a service with a refill window can be refilled on request within it; cancellations are honored where the supplier supports them. A daily reconciliation compares our ledger with supplier statements, and incidents are opened for anything that does not match. You see all of it in the admin, but you never operate a supplier account.
White label is quoted per case in one of two models: a monthly fee plus a usage component on the orders your customers place, or a revenue share settled from the ledger. Both are recorded on your account and visible in the admin; there is no public price list because volume and platform mix change the economics too much for one number to be honest.
What stays on your side is demand and judgment: marketing, the relationship with your customers, which services to publish and at which markup, and compliance with each platform’s rules and the regulations of the markets you sell in. Payment providers can be inherited from the platform or contracted by you. And the same compliance rules apply to every storefront: we never sell reviews or ratings, on our domain or on yours.
We set up your storefront and issue a verification token. You add a TXT record on your domain with that token; once it resolves, visits to your domain are served as your storefront with your brand. Unverified domains never serve a storefront.
Yes. You choose which services to publish and define price rules by platform, action, product, country or customer tier, with a markup percentage, a fixed amount per 1,000, a minimum order price and validity dates. A margin guard removes any supplier route that would fall below your minimum margin.
No. The public pages, the customer area, emails and generated social cards use your site name, logo and colors. The storefront is served on your domain, so your domain is the only thing your customers see.
It is quoted per case: either a monthly fee plus usage on the orders placed, or a revenue share. There is no public price list. Sales prepares a written proposal after understanding your volume and the platforms you sell on.
English, Portuguese, Spanish, French and German, with language in the URL for search engines, and customer wallets with prices shown in USD, BRL, EUR or MXN. You choose the default language and currency for your storefront.
We do. Supplier onboarding and monitoring, routing by measured quality, status polling, proportional refunds on partial delivery, refill requests within each service’s window and daily reconciliation run on our side. You follow orders and incidents in the admin without touching a supplier account.
Yes. The REST API and signed webhooks are available to customers of your storefront who are on the Reseller plan, with their own API keys and a rate limit taken from their customer tier, exactly as on the main platform.
Tell us about your audience, platforms and volume. We come back with a written proposal and the steps to go live.
White label is available to teams with an existing customer base. Every storefront follows the same compliance rules as ours: no reviews or ratings, ever.
We never sell reviews or ratings. Some platforms restrict engagement services or account transfers in their terms; you are responsible for the rules of each platform you use.