# White label

> Put your agency's logo and colour on the dashboard, and each client's own branding on their reports. What clients see, what they don't, and which plans include it.

Source: https://getintel.ai/docs/agencies/white-label/

White label puts **your** brand on the product your team uses, and **your client's** brand on everything you send them. GetIntel appears in neither.

There are two halves, and they're deliberately different.

## Your agency's branding

Applied to the dashboard your team works in: your logo in the sidebar and your accent colour throughout.

<Steps>

1. Open **Settings → Branding**.

2. **Upload your logo.** PNG, JPG or WebP, up to 2MB. It replaces the GetIntel mark in the sidebar.

3. **Set your accent colour.** Everything that was GetIntel purple becomes yours — buttons, links, charts, highlights.

</Steps>

## Each client's branding

Applied to what you send that client: their report, their PDF, their shareable link, and the email a scheduled report arrives in.

A client's logo is found automatically from their website, so most clients need nothing set. Upload a different one or set their accent colour in **Settings → Branding**, under that client.

<Aside>
Switch client in the top bar first — branding follows the client you have selected, the same as every other page.
</Aside>

## What a client sees

A [report](/docs/features/reports/) you send carries:

- **The client's** logo and accent colour
- **Your agency** named as "Prepared by" in the footer
- No GetIntel logo, wordmark, footer or link anywhere in it

The same is true of scheduled report emails: they use the client's branding and carry nothing of ours, so you can forward one to a client without editing it. See [Scheduled reports](/docs/features/reports/#scheduling) for why sending them to yourself first is the white-label route.

Shared report links live on a GetIntel domain (`getintel.ai/r/…`), but the page itself carries only the client's branding and your agency's name.

## What isn't white-labelled

Being straight about the edges:

- **The app's own login page and domain.** Your team signs in at GetIntel; a custom domain isn't offered.
- **Anything a client reaches by logging in.** Clients don't get logins — you send them a report or a link instead.
- **Billing emails and receipts**, which come from us to you, not to your clients.

## Plans

White label is part of **agency pricing**. See [Per-client billing](/docs/agencies/billing/).