Whitelabels and networks

Whitelabels

A partner's own site that sells one of your offers; visits to its domains count for the partner, no link needed.

What it is

A whitelabel is a partner's own site (their domains) that sells one of your offers. Visits to the site count for the partner without a link, and they earn their normal payout for that offer.

How it works

  1. The partner requests one from their Whitelabels page (if you allow it), or you create one in Partners › Whitelabels › New whitelabel: owner, site (every domain it uses; www. is included), offer, check. A requested one waits until you approve it.
  2. The whitelabel gets its own private key: its tracking link, at its own domains. It is not one of the offer's landing pages.
  3. The partner puts the tracking tag on their site. See The tag on a whitelabel's site.
  4. Visits and sales on the site count for them in your account, and you pay them like any partner.

Managing whitelabels

Partners › Whitelabels shows tiles, the list and live hits per domain. Open one for its overview, setup and restrictions; Pause it (its domains count nothing until resumed) or remove it.

Good to know

  • A domain belongs to one whitelabel in all of HitCTRL.
  • The key only counts on its own domains. A partner link pasted on the site loses its sub IDs there.
  • Only you change the whitelabel's offer.
  • Without its own partner program, a whitelabel is just a site. See A whitelabel's own program.

Checked against the app on October 19, 2026