Features

White label: your brand, not ours

Remove every mark of ours from what your customers see — the link, the landing page, the card and the emails behind them.

What gets removed

On the published surfaces: the footer mark on landing pages, cards and forms, and the interstitial that some tools show between a scan and the destination. We never show one of those anyway, on any plan — a redirect that pauses to advertise is a redirect that loses people.

On the link itself: your own domain, so the address somebody sees while the page loads is yours. That is the part customers actually notice, and it is the reason white label without a custom domain is half a feature.

Who it is for

Agencies running codes on behalf of clients, where a mark of ours on the client's poster is a conversation nobody wants. Franchises and multi-site operators, where the brand is the whole asset. And anybody printing at volume, where the code outlives the campaign and the paper cannot be corrected.

The dashboard too, if you resell

This page used to say white label stopped at what your customers see. It no longer does. Companies in the reseller programme run accounts for their own customers, on their own hostname, under their own name — the header, the tab, the colour, the footer, the support link and the emails.

Their customers sign in at an address the agency gave them and never see ours. Ask us about it: the programme is something we admit companies to rather than a plan anybody can buy.

What stays ours

Terms, the privacy notice, the data processing agreement, and any invoice. Who is processing the data is a fact rather than a brand, and somebody whose codes we are serving is entitled to find out who is actually holding them.

What you can do with it

Nothing of ours on anything you publish

Landing pages, digital cards and forms carry your name and no mention of us. The person reading it is your customer having an experience of your brand, not a demonstration of our software.

Your domain, end to end

The code resolves on your hostname, the page it opens is on your hostname, and the address bar agrees with the logo at the top of the page. Certificates are issued and renewed without anybody thinking about it.

For agencies, one account per client

Campaigns and folders keep each client’s work apart, roles decide who may repoint what, and a client can be handed a code they can change themselves without seeing anybody else’s.

More in the same place

Your domain on the redirect itself Not just the landing page. The address somebody glimpses while the page loads is yours, which is the half of white label that most tools leave out.
No interstitial, ever Some tools pause a scan to show you their own name. We do not do that on any plan — a redirect that stops to advertise is a redirect that loses people.
Your mark on the PDF, too Exports and scheduled reports carry your brand, so the thing that lands in a client's inbox looks like it came from you.
Codes that look designed Colours, module shape, a logo in the middle and a frame with your own call to action. The code is part of the artwork rather than a square somebody tolerated.
Folders and roles per client Each client's work stays apart, and a client can be handed one code they may repoint themselves without seeing anybody else's.
Certificates handled Issued and renewed without anybody thinking about it, including on the day one would otherwise have expired over a weekend.

Questions

What does white label include?

Our mark removed from every page your customers see — landing pages, digital cards and forms — plus your own domain on the links and codes themselves. It is on Business and Enterprise both; Enterprise adds unlimited custom domains where Business gets one.

Do you show an interstitial or an advert on redirect?

No, on any plan, including the free one. A scan goes straight to the destination. An interstitial costs you the people who assume something has gone wrong, and we would rather not have that argument with our own customers.

Can I resell Lynkarr to my clients?

The white label covers everything your clients see. It is not a reseller programme with your own billing and sign-in, so if that is what you need, use the contact form and describe it — it is a real conversation rather than a plan tier.

Try it with one code

The free plan has no expiry and asks for no card, and the analytics behind it are the same ones a paying customer gets.

Free forever for one person. No card, and 10,000 scans a month included.