Your brand where clients look
Your name and logo on review links, the client's editor and the emails they get.
Your brand, and what's left
Before you tell a client this is yours, here's what they'd see.
Shows your name and logo
- The top of a review link, down to the browser tab
- The editor, for a client you invite
- Shared with you, which says the site is from you
- The invitation to edit
- The link to confirm they want a site's submissions
- Each submission sent to their address
- The monthly client report
Still says Shingle
- The web address of review links, booking pages and sign-in
- The editor's pages and help
- The address emails are sent from, under your name
- Emails about their own account, such as a password reset
What white label means
White label website design can mean a lot of things. At its fullest, a builder disappears completely, running at the agency's own web address and sending email from the agency's own domain. Shingle doesn't go that far yet. Today your name and logo replace Shingle's in the places your clients look, and a client who checks a web address or an email's sender can still see Shingle's.
An agency's own app address and its own mail domain aren't built, and client billing isn't either. Shingle doesn't invoice your clients or take their payments, so you charge them yourself with whatever you use today, and what you charge is between you and them. We charge your team for its plan.
What's already hidden is the part most people see most often. Your published sites never name Shingle. The one exception is a small Report this site link at the foot of pages on a shinglesites.site address, and with the client's own domain connected, that line is gone too.
Set your brand once
Open Brand
Go to Settings, then Brand. Admins and the owner can change it.
Add your name and logo
Your name as clients know you, and a PNG, JPEG or WebP logo. Save an SVG as a PNG first.
Check it and save
What clients see shows the top of a review link and of an email. Save changes, and you're done.
What else comes with it
White label comes with the plan, at $49 a month, or $39 paid yearly.
1 live site
Add more at $7 a month each, with no cap.
Unlimited people
Your whole team, with roles and an activity log nobody can edit.
Reports and Autopilot
Monthly results emailed to your clients, and a weekly list of businesses to pitch.
Common questions
Can't find your answer? Read Shingle Help or email [email protected].
It's a builder an agency can sell under its own name, so clients see the agency's brand. How far that goes varies. With Shingle, your name and logo replace ours on review links, the client's editor and their emails, while the sign-in address stays Shingle's.
They could. They sign in at Shingle's web address, review links sit on it, and emails come from Shingle's address under your brand's name. A live site on the client's own domain doesn't name us at all. We'd rather say this plainly than have a client find it later.
Not yet. Both need more setup than a name and a logo, and neither is built. Clients use Shingle's web address, and email goes out from Shingle's mailbox under your brand's name. We'll say so on this page when that changes.
No. Shingle doesn't invoice your clients or take payments from them. You set your own price and collect it your own way, and we charge your team for its plan. Our guide to selling websites as a monthly service covers how people price this.
No. There's one plan, and your brand comes with it. Its trial has it too, so you can set it up and see it on a review link in your first week. You can remove your brand at any time from the bottom of the Brand page.
No. Your clients' live sites never name Shingle. At a shinglesites.site address, each page has a small Report this site link at the foot, which we need for handling abuse. On the client's own domain, both that link and that address are gone.
Read next
- Client reportsEach month's results, emailed to clients in your brand.
- Client accessInvite a client to edit one site and nothing else.
- Client review linksA private link where clients comment on the page.
- White label website buildersDuda, Lindo, 10Web, Readdy, Dorik and Shingle compared.
- Website as a serviceWhat it is, the math, who it suits, what goes wrong.
- Shingle vs DudaDuda runs client sites. Shingle finds the clients.
Build your first site
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