How to setup white label with SocialPilot?
With the new Agency+ paid plan, you can now enjoy a White Label SocialPilot account inclusively (at no extra cost).
White labeling of your account will completely customize your dashboard and interface to reflect your branding.
The white label setup provides you customized URL, brand name, logo, colors, icons, and email address that the emails go out from. You can manage your Facebook (Pages and Groups), Twitter, LinkedIn (Profile and Pages), Pinterest, Instagram business profiles, and Google Business Profile accounts.
Note: White label is not available during the 14 day free trial. It is only available for paying customers.
Check out this video for a quick overview on what you can do with a White Label SocialPilot account:
If you already have an existing SocialPilot account, there are two ways you can do so:
| Get White Label with the existing setup | Get White Label with a new setup |
| No need to set your social media accounts again. That means your connected accounts and posts will be unaffected. Sharing will process as per the schedule. | Connected social media accounts and posts will remain as it is. Accounts and posts will sync with the white label dashboard. All you need to do is just reconnect connected social media accounts. |
| Since the setup will be under your domain, the client login link will be changed. Therefore, if you have invited your client in the standard version, you will need to share a new sign-up link to each client under your domain. | If you have invited your client in the standard version, you will need to share a new sign-up link to each client under your domain. |
| With the current setup, you will see the Socialpilot name while connecting your accounts for any platform. The admin/owner of the page will also see ‘Published by SocialPilot’ on the posts getting shared on Facebook and Twitter. | You will not see SocialPilot branding and only see the generic name ‘Social Dashboard’ while connecting your Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram accounts. Posts on Facebook and Twitter will show 'Published by Social Dashboard.' You can still see SocialPilot when you connect LinkedIn, Pinterest, and Google Business Profile at the time when you accept the permission. |
| You cannot have Canva integration in Create Post in the white label setup. | You cannot have Canva integration in Create Post in the white label setup. |
| URL shortening will be available for Bitly only. We can set it to your white label if you provide the Bitly App ID and App secret created under your domain name. | URL shortening will be available for Bitly only. We can set it to your white label if you provide the Bitly App ID and App secret created under your domain name. |
In order to learn more and explore the White Label before deciding, please set up a call from here: Overview Of The White Label.
When you are ready to have a white label dashboard under one of the above ways, fill out the form given here.
You will require to add the following details to fill in the form.
Business Name, Email, Address, and the main website URL.
The section where it asks to add a white label URL will need to add a subdomain of your main website. You can generate the subdomain in CPanel.
It will require you to attach a logo size 170 X 31 and make sure your file doesn't exceed 1MB.
In the next step, you can suggest colors that we can set in your white label dashboard.
The subdomain or the White Label URL provided will require compliance with SSL certification for security reasons. We will forward you the next steps on pointing to the Whitelabel domain to create the SSL certificate.
We will also require SMTP details to set your custom email. You are required to provide SMTP Outgoing mail server, SMTP username, SMTP Port number, and SMTP password. Since there is a password involved, you can share these details through email.
If you want to have a URL shortener in your white label, you can create an app on Bitly under your domain name and share the App ID and App secret with us. We'll set Bitly as a URL Shortener in your white label. This is optional.