Key takeaways
- Reselling under your own brand needs branded client-facing outputs, not just internal tooling.
- Check exactly what "white-label" covers on any plan before committing to it as a reseller.
- Client workspace isolation still matters when reselling to multiple clients.
What clients need to see as yours
Reports, notification emails, and ideally the login experience should read as your brand, not the underlying vendor’s. Check each of these explicitly, since a tool’s "white-label" claim can cover just one of them.
Keep client accounts isolated
Reselling to multiple clients means their accounts and content need the same tenant isolation an agency would use directly — one client’s team should never see another’s data.
SkedCast’s scope for resellers
SkedCast's white-label reporting is available from the Agency plan up, alongside per-client RBAC and tenant isolation. See what white-label includes for the exact, honest scope before committing.
FAQ
- What do I need to check before reselling a scheduling tool?
- Exactly what "white-label" covers — reports, emails, and/or the app itself — plus whether client accounts are properly isolated from each other.
- Does white-label reselling require an enterprise plan?
- It depends on the vendor. SkedCast's white-label reporting is available from the Agency plan up, not gated to a top enterprise tier.