White-Label Overview

Your clients log into “app.pluvel.com” and see Pluvel’s logo. That’s fine — but it doesn’t exactly reinforce that you are their accountant. They’re using your service, powered by software they’ve never heard of. White-labeling flips this. Clients log into “books.yourfirm.com” and see your logo, your colors, your brand. They get emails from your domain. As far as they know, this is your platform. It is — you just didn’t have to build it.

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What white-labeling includes

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What clients see

With white-labeling: Before (standard):

• Clients log in to app.pluvel.com
• See Pluvel logo and branding
• Receive emails from Pluvel

After (white-label):

• Clients log in to books.yourfirm.com
• See your logo and brand colors
• Receive emails from yourfirm.com

Clients never know they’re using Pluvel unless you tell them.

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Requirements

To enable white-labeling, you need:

• Firm Growth or Firm Scale plan
• A domain you control (for custom subdomain)
• Your logo files (light and dark versions)
• Brand colors (primary, secondary)

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How it works

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Brand vs. white-label

Even without full white-labeling, you can add your logo and colors on any plan.

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Pricing

White-labeling is included in: No additional per-client fees for white-labeling.

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What stays Pluvel-branded

Some things can’t be white-labeled:

• Pluvel’s support documentation (this site)
• Direct support tickets (handled by Pluvel)
• Legal documents (Terms of Service reference Pluvel)

However, you can create your own help documentation and be the first line of support for your clients.