> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.aiwa.codes/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# White Label Overview

> Run AIWA as your own branded app-building platform: your name, domain, Stripe and prices. Plans, WL999, partner credits and how the programme works.

White Label lets you offer the whole AIWA platform as your own product.

Your customers sign up on your domain, see your name and logo everywhere, pay you through your own Stripe account, and build apps that publish on your domain. AIWA stays in the background.

**Your platform, your customers, your prices.**

## What You Get

* Your name, logo and colours across the whole product, including loading screens and e-mails
* Your own domain, with sign-in working on it
* A second domain where your customers' apps go live
* Your own Stripe account, so customers pay you directly
* Your own prices, for plans and credit top-ups
* A **partner console** for your customers, pricing and credit pool
* An Agency-level workspace for your own builds
* Partner credits every month

Your customers never see AIWA. We don't co-brand and we never contact your customers.

## Plans

| Plan | Price | Partner credits |
| - | - | - |
| **Monthly** | \$199 a month | 1,500 a month |
| **Annual** | \$1,990 a year (two months free) | 1,500 a month |
| **WL999** | \$999 a year, locked for as long as you stay subscribed | 500 a month |

**WL999** is a launch offer for new partners: the annual plan for \$999 a year instead of \$1,990. The price never goes up while your subscription stays active.

Lifetime White Label deals are no longer sold. Existing lifetime partners keep their plan.

You can cancel at any time from your console. Your customers and their apps stay yours to hand over.

## How Partner Credits Work

Everything your customers build runs on credits. As a partner, you hold a **credit pool**:

* Your monthly partner credits are added to the pool and **roll over** if unused.
* When a customer gets credits (from a plan, a top-up, or a free offer), they come out of your pool.
* You can buy extra pool credits at the wholesale rate of **\$0.08 per credit**, with a minimum purchase of 1,000 credits.

You sell credits to your customers inside your plans and top-ups, at prices you set, and keep the difference.

> [!WARNING]
>
> Keep an eye on your pool. If it runs too low to fund a customer's credits, the grant waits until you top up, even though the customer has already paid you. The console warns you before that happens.

## How It Works

**1. Pay**

Choose monthly, annual or WL999 and check out. Your platform exists as soon as payment is confirmed.

**2. Brand it**

Name your platform, pick your colours and add your logo. A live preview shows what your customers will see.

**3. Connect Stripe and set prices**

Connect your own Stripe account. Customers pay into it, at plan and top-up prices you choose.

**4. Point your domains and invite customers**

Connect the domain where customers sign in and the domain where their apps go live. From there, it's your product.

## The Partner Console

After setup, you run your platform from the partner console. Its tabs are:

| Tab | What it's for |
| - | - |
| **Overview** | Your setup progress and how your platform is doing |
| **Users** | Your customers, their plans and their credits |
| **Projects** | The projects your customers have built |
| **Credits** | Your credit pool: balance, purchases and usage |
| **Pricing** | Your plans, offers, top-up rate and currency |
| **Branding** | Your name, logo, colours, e-mails and legal links |
| **Domains** | Your platform and published-apps domains |
| **Documentation** | Your hosted handbook, if it's enabled |
| **Billing** | Your own White Label subscription |

A setup tracker in the console shows which steps are done and what to do next.

## Next: Branding & Domains

Next, we'll set up your brand and connect your domains.

> **[Branding & Domains](/white-label/branding-and-domains.md)**
>
> Name, logo, colours, e-mails, legal pages, and the two domains your platform uses.


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