Look for full control over branding on the registration page, the room, and outgoing emails, plus a custom URL. Livestorm offers white-labeling as part of its higher-tier plans for exactly this reason.
White Label Webinar
A white label webinar is a customized event tailored to the organizer's brand, hosted on a third-party platform without any external branding or advertising.
What Is a White Label Webinar?
A white label webinar is a customized event tailored to the organizer's brand, hosted on a third-party platform without any external branding or advertising. It offers businesses the opportunity to deliver an engaging experience to their customers without the need to develop and manage the technology themselves.
Benefits of White Label Webinars
White label webinars provide numerous advantages for businesses aiming to create captivating events for their customers. Here are some key benefits:
- Customization: With white label webinars, you have complete control over the appearance and content of your webinar. You can customize the platform's look and feel, change colors, add background images, personalize the webinar URL, and even incorporate your company logo.
- Expertise: By leveraging the expertise of third-party partners, you can benefit from their experience in creating successful events. These partners can be freelancers, service providers, companies, or consultants who provide complementary services to enhance your webinar's platform.
- Analytics: White label webinars allow you to gain valuable insights into the performance of your event. By analyzing data and metrics, you can make necessary adjustments to ensure your webinar stays on track.
What does white-labeling actually change?
White-labeling a webinar typically replaces or hides three things: the platform’s logo and branding on the registration page and in-room interface, the URL (using a custom webinar URL rather than the vendor’s default domain), and outgoing emails — confirmation, reminder, and follow-up messages sent from the organizer’s own domain instead of the platform’s.
It’s most commonly used by agencies and consultancies running webinars on behalf of clients, so the client’s audience never sees which software is being used, and by larger organizations that want every touchpoint — from the invite email to the exit survey — to look like it came from one internal tool rather than a third-party vendor.
Who Should Use White Label Webinars?
White label webinars are an excellent solution for businesses of all sizes seeking to create engaging experiences for their customers. Whether you're a small business or a large corporation, white label webinars offer a versatile platform for hosting your event.
Here's a quick overview of who can benefit the most from white label webinars:
- Marketing Agencies: Craft tailor-made webinar experiences for diverse clients, ensuring brand consistency.
- Training Teams: Enhance employee onboarding and skill development with branded training webinars.
- SaaS Providers: Showcase software with webinars that replicate the product's interface and branding.
- Educational Institutions: Utilize webinars for open houses, courses, and alumni events while maintaining a consistent institutional brand.
- Consulting Firms: Share industry insights and thought leadership content while upholding a professional brand image.
- Nonprofits/Associations: Organize events, fundraisers, and conferences with webinars aligned with your mission and values.
- Sales Teams: Deliver impactful product demos and sales presentations, projecting a trustworthy image.
White label webinars offer flexibility and branding precision, making them suitable for a wide range of teams and organizations.
Editorial & methodology — Written and reviewed by the Livestorm content team, based on first-party product experience and platform documentation. Last updated: July 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should you look for in a white label webinar platform?
Does white-labeling affect the underlying webinar features?
No. It only changes branding and URLs, not the platform's actual functionality, like polls, chat, and analytics, which work the same underneath.
Can you white-label a webinar for one client but not another?
In most cases, yes. It's typically configured at the webinar or workspace level, so an agency running webinars for multiple clients can apply different branding per session.
Is white-labeling available on every webinar software plan?
Usually not. Like custom URLs, it's commonly reserved for higher-tier or enterprise plans.
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