Your brand on the storefront. Ours nowhere.
Run the design studio and storefront under your own name — for your own customers, or for a reseller network where each partner's buyers never see anyone's brand but theirs.
Sound familiar?
Someone else's logo in your funnel
A hosted customizer puts a vendor's name in front of your customer at the moment they commit to a design.
Resellers won't send you their clients
A partner cannot hand their customer a portal that advertises their supplier.
You cannot leave
When the storefront is the vendor's property, the customer relationship moves with the vendor, not with you.
- Design studio running under your branding, inside your own storefront
- A separately branded storefront per reseller, so their buyers see only them
- Self-hosted with Docker when the software has to run on your infrastructure
- Blind shipping documents that carry the partner's branding, never yours
- Per-partner catalogues, so each brand shows only its own products
- Cloud-managed or self-hosted, on the same flat price either way
White-Label Web-to-Print FAQ
What does white-label actually mean here?
That the software carries your brand rather than ours at the points a customer sees: the storefront the design studio is embedded in, and the studio itself. The Personalizer installs inside your own Shopify, WooCommerce or Odoo store, so the surrounding site is already yours — white-labelling is about the configurator inside it not announcing a third party at the moment of purchase.
How is this different from your trade and wholesale page?
They answer different questions. Trade and wholesale is about commercial terms — negotiated price lists, credit, blind shipping, consolidated invoicing. White-label is about identity: whose name is on the portal. Most reseller networks want both, which is why the capabilities overlap, but a printer can want a white-labelled studio for their own direct customers with no reseller network at all.
Do you offer white-label print-on-demand?
No, and the distinction matters. PrintIntegrator is software, not a fulfilment network — we do not print or ship anything. "White-label print-on-demand" usually means a fulfiller who produces and ships under your brand. If that is what you need, you choose a POD partner for production and use this as the design and ordering layer on top; the two are separate decisions and are better made separately. If you produce in-house, you do not need a POD partner at all.
Can each reseller have their own branding?
Yes — the design studio and the storefront around it run under each reseller's own branding, so their customers never see your name, and shipping paperwork can carry the partner's branding rather than yours.
Can we host it ourselves?
Yes. The platform runs cloud-managed on our infrastructure or self-hosted with Docker on your own servers, at the same flat monthly price. Self-hosting is the stronger answer when white-labelling is driven by data control or procurement rules rather than by branding alone.
Is there a per-order fee or commission on white-label use?
No. Pricing is flat monthly on every plan — unlimited products, designs and orders, no per-order fees and no commission. A reseller network that grows does not change what you pay.