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White-label email sender: send client notifications from your own domain

A white-label email sender means client-facing notification emails — an approval request, for example — show your agency’s own domain in the from-address, rather than the vendor’s. This is a specific piece of white-label separate from branded PDF or dashboard reports, and it is worth checking for explicitly, since a tool can offer one without the other.

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By The SkedCast Team · Updated · 5 min read

Key takeaways

  • A white-label email sender shows your domain, not the vendor’s, on client-facing notifications.
  • This is separate from branded reports — check for both explicitly.
  • SkedCast's white-label scope: Agency plan up.

What a white-label sender covers

Typically, this means the "from" name and address on transactional emails — an approval request, a scheduled-post notification — reads as your agency rather than the scheduling tool’s own brand.

What it usually does not cover

A white-labeled email sender does not necessarily mean the console itself is re-branded, or that reports carry your logo — those are typically separate features. Check what "white-label" actually includes on any plan, rather than assuming the word covers everything.

SkedCast’s scope

SkedCast's white-label reporting is available from the Agency plan up; see what white-label includes for the full, honest scope.

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FAQ

What does a white-label email sender mean?
Client-facing notification emails, like an approval request, show your agency’s own from-address rather than the vendor’s brand.
Is a white-label email sender the same as branded reports?
No — they are typically separate features. Check what a tool’s "white-label" actually includes rather than assuming one implies the other.

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