Whitelabels and networks

A whitelabel's own program

You can let a whitelabel run its own partner program for its site; it starts with everything off until you allow it.

What it is

A whitelabel can get its own partner program: its owner gets a dashboard for the site and recruits partners of their own. Until you allow it, the whitelabel is just a site and its owner sees no network.

What you allow

On the whitelabel's Restrictions tab, choose what it may do:

  • Own partner program: a dashboard for the site, to recruit partners.
  • Partner sign-up page: partners join the owner's program by themselves.
  • Own payouts and settlements: the owner sets and pays their partners (otherwise you pay them on the owner's behalf).
  • Postbacks: their partners get postbacks for their sales.

What it gets

  • Its offer, kept in sync with yours, with its landing pages at the whitelabel's own domain (yoursite.com/cams becomes theirsite.com/cams). A page you add later follows by itself.
  • Its own copy of the key, so a visit to the site is the program's own house hit, and a visit through one of its partners' links counts for that partner.

Good to know

  • New whitelabels start with what Network setup in Settings › Partner program › Whitelabels & networks says.
  • The money: see Money from level to level.

Checked against the app on October 18, 2026