White-label eSignature that works at two levels: yours, and your customers'.
Most "white-label" signing means your logo on someone else's page. For a platform, that is one level short. Your customers have brands too, and their signers should see them: every tenant with its own logo, colors, domain, and sender identity, none of it ours.
What multi-tenant white-label means here
Every tenant, their own brand
White-label works at the multi-tenant level. Each of your customers gets a branded experience: their logo, their colors, their domain, their emails. Not yours, and never ours.
Own the SKU
Package, price, and sell signing as part of your product. Usage-based platform pricing leaves the margin, and the customer relationship, with you.
Aligned by design
We sell through you, not around you. Your success selling downstream is the business model, so partner support is the product, not a program.
White-label all the way down
- The interface: Web components, not iframes: override any control, style with standard CSS.
- The evidence: disclosures, signing certificates, and tamper-evident audit trails carry the tenant's brand from consent to completion.
- The delivery: emails send from your domain and sender name, or drop signing links into the messages you already send.
- The source: mit-licensed sdks on github and npm, so nothing about the experience is a black box.
Start from the decision guide on standalone vs integrated vs embedded, or price the reselling model in the ROI calculator.