White label client pages
Put your fonts, colors, logo, and footer on every client-facing page and email, and hide platform branding.
White label lives on each brand, so a two-brand agency themes each independently. This article sets the theme so reports, the portal, proposals, and invoices look like your agency.
Steps
- Go to Settings, then Brands, and open the brand. The primary color and logo at the top are the starting point.
- Scroll to the White label card. The preview shows a report cover, an invoice header, and an email header with your current settings.
- Pick a heading and body font from the list. They load on client-facing pages only; PDFs and email keep a system font.
- Set colors: secondary accent, page background, surface, text, muted text, links. Blank values derive from the primary color, and the editor warns when a pair falls below WCAG AA contrast.
- Set the button corner radius, upload a logo for dark backgrounds, a square PNG favicon, and a wide email header image.
- Add footer text, website, and social links. Choose a report cover style: minimal, bold, or photo.
- Add custom CSS if you need the last few pixels. It applies after everything else on client-facing pages.
- Switch on Hide platform branding to remove the Powered by line.
- Save.
Common questions
Which plan includes white label?
Colors, logos, footer text, and links work on every plan. Fonts, custom CSS, and hiding platform branding need Enterprise or the White label add-on on Pro.
Does white label change where pages are hosted?
No. Client-facing pages stay on the platform host. White label controls how they look and which brand sends the email, not the hostname in the address bar.
Can each brand look different?
Yes. White label lives on each brand, so a two-brand agency themes each independently.