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title: How to White Label the Truehost Reseller Panel Client Area and Admin
description: "**White-labelling** is replacing the software's name with your own on everything your customers see. Truehost Reseller Panel, that covers the public website, the client area; where customers log in to pay and manage services), invoices, emails, and your own admin…"
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updated: "2026-10-27"
category: Guides / Truehost Reseller Panel
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# How to White Label the Truehost Reseller Panel Client Area and Admin

**White-labelling** is replacing the software's name with your own on everything your customers see. Truehost Reseller Panel, that covers the public website, the client area; where customers log in to pay and manage services), invoices, emails, and your own admin area.

This guide is written for a reseller doing this for the first time. You don't need any technical background for Steps 1 to 6. Step 7 needs a little help from your domain or hosting provider.

## **Requirements **

| **requirement** | **Details** |
| --- | --- |
| **Logo** | PNG, JPG, SVG or WebP, max 2 MB. A wide logo with a transparent background works best |
| **Favicon** | The tiny icon shown in the browser tab. PNG, ICO or SVG, max 512 KB |
| **Brand colours** | The colours you want customers to see  |
| **Company details** | Company name, address, city and, if you have them, registered name and registration details |
| **Support email** | The address customers should contact, for example support@yourbrand.com |
| **Your website address** | Your main site, for the footer link |

Use a separate, private browser window whenever the guide says "check the result". It shows what customers see, not what you see while logged in.

## **Step 1: Add Your Company Details**

These appear on invoices, emails and legal pages, so fill them in carefully.

i). Go to **Setup → General Settings → Company Information**.

![](https://truehost.com/support/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/image-12-1024x513.png)

ii). Fill in **Company Name**, **Company Address**, city and the other fields.

![](https://truehost.com/support/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/image-9-1024x503.png)

iii). Under **Legal identity**, you can add your **Registered company name** and registration details. These are used on invoices.

![](https://truehost.com/support/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/image-11-1024x503.png)

Click “Save settings”.

## **Step 2: Upload Your Logo and Favicon**

i). Go to **Setup → Appearance → Themes**.

![](https://truehost.com/support/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/image-14-1024x503.png)

ii). Upload your **Logo** (PNG, JPG, SVG or WebP, max 2 MB).

![](https://truehost.com/support/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/image-16-1024x503.png)

iii). Upload your **Favicon** (PNG, ICO or SVG, max 512 KB).

![](https://truehost.com/support/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/image-17-1024x503.png)

Your logo replaces the product name in the website header, the client area, and the admin area.

 If the logo looks squashed later, replace it with a wide version that has a transparent background and is about 30 px tall.

## **Step 3: Set the White-Label Options**

Go to **Setup → Appearance → White-Label** and fill in:

![](https://truehost.com/support/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/image-13-1024x503.png)

| **Field** | **What it does** | **Example** |
| --- | --- | --- |
| **Company Name** | The name shown in page titles, the site header, footer and admin area, in place of the software's name | MyHosting |
| **Company URL** | Your main website, linked from the footer | https://www.myhosting.com |
| **Support Email** | Shown to customers as the contact address | support@myhosting.com |
| **Copyright Text** | The footer line. Entering "MyHosting Ltd" gives "© 2026 MyHosting Ltd. All rights reserved." | MyHosting Ltd |
| **Remove Truehost Reseller / Panelica branding references** | Hides the remaining credits to the software, such as the GitHub link in the website footer and the "Billing & Support System" credit in the admin footer | Tick the box |

Click Save.

**Why two company names?** You entered a company name in Step 1 and another here (White-Label). If both are set, the White-Label name wins on screen. Keep them the same to avoid confusion.

## **Step 4: Choose a Theme and Colours**

1. Go to **Setup → Appearance → Themes** and pick a theme. You can switch at any time without losing your settings.

![](https://truehost.com/support/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/image-18-1024x503.png)

1. Under **Color Presets**, choose a preset, or set your own brand colours.
2. Turn on **Dark Mode** if you want visitors to be able to switch between light and dark.

## **Step 5: Brand Your Homepage**

The **Homepage Builder** controls your public homepage. Go to **Setup → Appearance → Homepage Builder**.![](blob:https://truehost.com/77fe334d-df8f-4644-b3d5-11ab5b98ca08)

- **Switch sections on or off** and drag them into the order you want. Sections include the hero (top banner), domain search, hosting plans, testimonials, FAQ and call-to-action.
- Click **Edit** on a section to change its wording, buttons, and links.
- In the **hero** section, set your own picture with an **Image URL**, or leave it empty to show the built-in animation. Clear a text field to hide that line.

## **Step 6: Send Emails in Your Name**

Customers see your emails as much as your website, so this step matters.

1. Go to **Setup → General Settings → Mail Configuration**.

![](https://truehost.com/support/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/image-10-1024x503.png)

1. Set the **System Email Address**, for example, noreply@yourbrand.com.
2. Set the **Email From Name** to your brand name.
3. Enter your **SMTP** details (the mail server settings your email provider gives you).
4. Send a test email to yourself.

Go to **Setup → Email Templates** to adjust the wording of invoices, welcome emails and reminders.

![](https://truehost.com/support/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/image-15-1024x503.png)

**Send from an address on your own domain**, and make sure your email provider's **SPF** and **DKIM** records are set up for it. These are DNS records that prove your emails are genuine. Without them, invoices often land in spam.

## **Step 7: Use Your Own Web Address**

Customers should reach the panel at your domain, for example billing.yourbrand.com, not at a default address.

1. In your domain's DNS settings, add an **A record** for billing that points to the panel server's IP address. (An A record connects a name to a server's address.)
2. Ask your technical contact or hosting provider to set it as the panel's address (the setting is called APP_URL) and to issue an **SSL certificate** for it. The certificate gives you the padlock and https://.

If you're not technical, send your provider these two requests as written. This is the one step most beginners hand off.

## **Troubleshooting**

| **Problem** | **What to do** |
| --- | --- |
| The old name still shows somewhere | Check both **Appearance → White-Label → Company Name** and **General Settings → Company Name**. The White-Label name wins when both are set |
| Logo looks squashed | Use a wide logo with a transparent background, about 30 px tall |
| Emails show the wrong sender | Check **General Settings → Mail Configuration → Email From Name** |
| Invoices land in spam | Send from your own domain and set up SPF and DKIM with your email provider |
| A change doesn't appear | Reload in a private window; your normal browser may be showing an old copy |

## **Frequently Asked Questions**

### **What does white-labelling change?**

 It replaces the software's name with yours on the public website, client area, invoices, emails, and admin area.

### **Do I need a developer?**

 Not for Steps 1 to 6. Step 7usually needs your domain or hosting provider.

### **Why do I enter the company name twice?** 

Once under General Settings (used on invoices and emails) and once under White-Label used in page titles, header, footer and admin. Keep both the same.

### **Can I change my theme later?** 

Yes. You can switch themes at any time.

### **What does the "Remove … branding references" box do?**

 It hides remaining credits to the software, such as the GitHub link in the website footer and the "Billing & Support System" credit in the admin footer.

### **How do I see what customers see?** 

Open your panel in a private browser window without logging in.

## **Conclusion**

White-labelling is a handful of settings: company details, logo, the White-Label tab, colours, homepage, emails, and your own address. Work through them in order, check the result in a private window, and your customers will see only your brand.