White-label

White-label puts your brand where Rekomi's would normally be, across your affiliates' entire experience. It is available on the Pro and Enterprise plans and is one switch: Settings, Account profile, White-label.

What changes when it's on

For any affiliate whose only campaigns are yours:

• Their dashboard shows your logo (or your brand name) in place of the Rekomi wordmark, uses your brand color for accents, and drops "Rekomi" from browser tab titles.
• Marketplace surfaces are hidden from their navigation: no creator network, no open campaign directory, no deal marketplace. Their dashboard reads as your program, not a marketplace they might wander out of.
• Emails to your affiliates (application updates, commission notifications, payout emails, invites, broadcasts) drop the "via Rekomi" attribution and the Rekomi footer links. Pair this with a custom sending domain so the sender address is also yours.
• Invite pages lose the "Powered by Rekomi" footer.
• Your signup pages already support removing "Powered by Rekomi" (Pro, per campaign, in the landing page builder) and can run on your own domain on any paid plan.

Upload a logo and set a brand color in Settings, Account profile first; those are what your affiliates will see.

The one honest boundary

An affiliate account on Rekomi can join campaigns from more than one brand. Your white-label chrome applies when your campaigns are the only ones an affiliate belongs to, which is the case for virtually all recruited ambassadors. If one of your affiliates independently joins another brand's campaign later, their dashboard returns to the neutral view (showing one brand's identity over another's campaigns would be wrong).

Two things intentionally keep their existing identity:

• Sign-in on app.rekomi.com happens on the standard hosted page (anti-phishing design). On your own portal domain, sign-in uses an email code sent to the affiliate - see the next section.
• Payout and tax identity: payout onboarding runs through Rekomi's payment infrastructure (Stripe Express collects the W-9/W-8; on the PayPal and bank-deposit rails the affiliate uploads it to Rekomi), so affiliates see that identity during money setup. You remain the payer of record for 1099 purposes; Rekomi disburses on your behalf and builds your year-end 1099-NEC candidates worksheet.

Sign-in and dashboard on your own domain

With white-label on, your affiliates can also sign in and manage your campaigns directly ON your portal domain - yourhandle.rekomi.com or your own custom domain - without ever visiting rekomi.com:

• Sign-in lives at /login on your portal domain. Affiliates enter their email and receive a 6-digit code (no password, no Rekomi account screens). Approval emails deep-link straight into this dashboard.
• The dashboard there is scoped to your brand: your campaigns only, with the affiliate's links (including the one-time link handle customization), coupon codes, recent activity, and your uploaded creatives - all under your logo and brand color.
• One account underneath: it's the same affiliate identity as app.rekomi.com. An affiliate can use either door; earnings and links are identical in both.
• Money stays on the secure app domain: connecting a payout account and tax forms open app.rekomi.com, where the payment infrastructure identity lives.

Nothing to configure beyond the white-label switch: once it's on, /login works on your portal domain and approval emails route there automatically. Your affiliates' sign-in codes are sent from your configured sending domain with your branding. The sign-in URL is shown on the white-label card in Settings - share that link in your affiliate onboarding so people know where their door is.

One honest caveat: the branded sign-in exists only while white-label is active. If you turn the switch off or move off Pro, /login on your domain stops working and previously sent approval links stop resolving - affiliates keep their accounts and can always sign in at app.rekomi.com (the dead page points them there), but tell your affiliates before you flip it off.

Enabling it

1. Go to Settings, Account profile.
2. Confirm your logo (and optionally brand color) are set in the branding section.
3. Turn on the White-label switch below it.

The change applies immediately: dashboards on next load, emails from the next send. Turning it off restores the standard experience just as quickly. Enabling requires Pro or higher; turning it off is always available.