White labeling lets you run your Juicer dashboard on your own domain with your own logo, so your clients never see Juicer's branding. It's an add-on for Juicer's Enterprise plan that we set up together with you. This article covers what it does and how to get it.

With white labeling, your clients' login and dashboard live on a custom domain you choose (for example, feeds.yourcompany.com) instead of a juicer.io URL, and your logo replaces Juicer's throughout. From your clients' point of view, the dashboard is yours, and Juicer is never mentioned.

White labeling isn't part of the base Enterprise plan, it's an optional add-on we set up with you. To get started, reach out via contact us > Enterprise request. We'll look at how you want to use it, tailor the setup to your needs, and get it in place for your account.

So you know what to have ready, here's what white labeling involves. We'll walk you through each part:

The title on your white-label login page and in your clients' browser tab comes from your Account name, not from your domain. If it reads something like Log in - 3f9a1c22-4367-4a30-b045-127982ce05d9, the account name is still the identifier generated when the account was created, and changing it changes the title.

Open your Enterprise account details page, signed in as the account owner or a manager, set Account name to your company name, and save. The login page then reads Log in - Your Company. The same page holds the Logo and URL for your white-label dashboard.

To let your clients use their Google credentials on your white-label domain, connect Google Workspace as a SAML identity provider through SSO. Your clients then sign in with their Google accounts through the SSO flow.

SSO is part of the Enterprise plan, and we switch it on for your account before you can configure it. If you don't see the SSO option in your Enterprise settings menu, or juicer.io/sso_config sends you back to the homepage, it hasn't been enabled yet, so contact us and we'll turn it on. See Setting up SSO on Juicer for the full walkthrough, including the Google Workspace steps.

Most accounts connect their social sources on juicer.io, which works normally. Connecting a social account directly from your white-label domain is the one part that needs our help, because the social platforms only allow logins from juicer.io's registered addresses. If you or a client needs to connect a social account from your domain, let us know and we'll set it up. See "URL blocked" error when connecting Facebook or Instagram for the Facebook and Instagram specifics.

Invitation, confirmation, and password-reset emails go to your clients from your white-labeled domain. To keep them out of spam folders, authenticate Juicer's email sending against your domain with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records. See How to set up SPF, DKIM, and DMARC for white-labeled Juicer accounts for the exact records to add.

When white labeling is enabled, collaborators can't add or remove sources on their assigned feeds, though they can still moderate posts and manage the existing social sources. If you'd like collaborators to keep adding and removing sources, we can turn that back on per account, so just let us know.

If your white-label domain won't go live after the DNS records are in place, contact us with your custom domain and a screenshot of the records you added, and we'll check the configuration.