Your brand, our platform
Your own domain, your own logo and colors, your own pricing. Your customers work under your brand, while aYOUne provides the platform in the background.
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You want to offer software under your own brand without building a platform yourself. In aYOUne you do exactly that: your own brand on the platform, with your own domain, your own logo and your own pricing. Your customers work in your brand, without knowing what runs behind it.
What goes wrong today
Building your own software ties up developers for months and is never quite finished. Reselling someone else's software usually means living with their logo, their address and their pricing. You want the in-between: your offer, your brand, your margin, without developing the platform yourself.
- Your own domain Your customers work under your own address, with valid TLS, not under someone else's.
- Logo and colors Your logo and colors run through the interface, instead of the default brand.
- Your own pricing You set your own packages and prices for your customers, with your margin in between.
- Several layers You as the reseller, then your customers, then their users. Permissions and packages inherit down the layers.
- White-labelled The end customer sees your brand, not aYOUne. The platform stays in the background.
How it fits together
Your own brand in aYOUne is not an extra. It is part of the platform model:
- Reseller program shows the white-label path for resellers.
- Agency program is aimed at agencies that manage customers.
- Multi-tenant explains the layers and inheritance.
- Websites carries domain and presence.
- Pricing tells you what it costs.
- your domain your own address, not a foreign one
- your pricing your packages, your margin
- one platform several layers underneath