Brand & experience
Name, colours, domain, customer-facing communication and the agreed product experience.
White-label & partnerships
Your relationships.
Your branded offer.
Build a specialist proposition around a defined workflow. Agree the product, customer experience and support model together.
What is a white label CRM? A white label CRM is a customer relationship management platform that agencies and resellers can brand as their own. WhiteCRMs provides fully customizable, white-label CRM solutions for agencies and service businesses who want to offer a specialist tool under their own brand.
Agencies and resellers
White-label CRM for agencies and resellers
WhiteCRMs builds white-label CRMs that agencies and resellers offer under their own name, colours and domain. Start from one of fourteen specialist workflows or a 100% custom CRM, then agree support, customer boundaries and commercial rights before the first customer rollout.
Can an agency resell a WhiteCRMs CRM under its own brand?
WhiteCRMs white-label projects can include your name, colours and domain. Resale rights, source-code ownership, customer environments and support responsibilities are agreed separately in your proposal; they are not automatically included.
Can I deploy it for an unlimited number of clients?
WhiteCRMs does not assume unlimited deployments or automated provisioning. Start with one defined first offer, then agree the commercial and technical model before expanding to more products or customer environments.
Who supports the end customer?
WhiteCRMs agrees support ownership with each partner before rollout: first-line support, escalation, onboarding, maintenance and response expectations are written into the scope, so your customers have a clear route for help.
How is a white-label CRM priced?
WhiteCRMs prices white-label work through a written proposal covering implementation fees, recurring service, change requests and any separately agreed source or resale licence. One-time licence and setup packages are the default, with quarterly and yearly managed-service alternatives.
Branding is the start.
Responsibility matters too.
A good partnership defines who supports the customer, who controls the data, what is maintained and how changes are delivered. Put those decisions in the scope before a customer rollout.
Define the model
An offer you can explain
with confidence.
Customer boundaries
Separate customer access, data handling and hosting requirements, with acceptance checks before rollout.
Service & support
First-line support ownership, escalation, onboarding, maintenance and agreed response expectations.
Commercial rights
Implementation fees, recurring service, change requests and any separately agreed source or resale licence.
Choose a practical starting point
One useful workflow.
A defined first offer.
Start with the customer problem you understand best. Specify the initial edition and commercial model before expanding to more products or customer environments.
Unlimited deployments, automated provisioning, source ownership and support obligations are not assumed. They are separate commercial and technical decisions.
Read the white-label brief guide ↗Make it your brand
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your version.
Try a name, accent and navigation layout. This is a local branding preview, not a generated working CRM.
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