Whitelabel: Launch Your Own Proxy Brand

A whitelabel storefront is not a referral link or a reskinned page. It is the full product — registration, dashboard, proxy generator, crypto deposits, plans — served from your domain under your branding. Customers register on your site, top up on your site, and generate proxies on your site.

Under the hood, everything runs on the platform's infrastructure: the same residential network of 16M+ IPs across 195+ countries, the same payment processing, the same tooling. You never touch servers, uptime, or payment integrations. The platform brand never appears anywhere your customers can see.

• Pricing. You set your own per-GB and plan prices, anywhere above the platform minimums. The spread between your price and the platform's base cost is your margin, and it is entirely yours.
• Branding. Company name, logo, and primary color. The dashboard and storefront render in your identity.
• Domain. Your own domain, connected by CNAME. TLS certificates are issued automatically — no certificate management on your side.
• Proxy hostname (optional). You can CNAME a custom hostname to the platform endpoint, so even the proxy address your customers configure carries your domain instead of the platform's.

What you do not control: the network itself, the feature set, and the payment rails. Those are identical to the master product, which is the point — your customers get a mature service on day one instead of whatever you could build alone.

1. 01Purchase a whitelabel domain slot from the dashboard.
2. 02Enter your branding: company name, logo, and primary color.
3. 03Point your domain at the platform with a CNAME record. If your DNS is on Cloudflare, set the record to DNS-only (grey cloud) so TLS issuance can complete.
4. 04Wait for the TLS certificate — it is issued automatically once the CNAME resolves.
5. 05Configure your prices — anything above the platform minimums is allowed — then check your live storefront.
6. 06Set your USDT (Solana) payout address so earnings have somewhere to go.

Once DNS propagates and the certificate is live, your storefront is open. Test it like a customer would: register a throwaway account, open a deposit invoice to verify the branded payment flow, generate a proxy line and confirm it connects through <proxy-host>:80 — or through your custom proxy hostname, if you configured one — and confirm every page shows your brand and no one else's. If you go as far as sending a real test deposit, keep it small: deposits are non-refundable once credited, per the refund policy.

Every purchase your customers make is split automatically: the platform keeps its base share, and your margin accrues to your whitelabel earnings balance. You never invoice anyone and never handle customer funds directly — deposits go through the same crypto processor as the master product.

Payouts are made in USDT on the Solana network to the address you configured. Two modes exist: automatic payouts trigger once your accrued earnings pass a threshold, and manual payout requests are available from a lower minimum. Current thresholds are shown in the whitelabel section of the dashboard.

Your customers get the complete product experience: the dashboard, the proxy generator with all output formats, geo targeting, sticky sessions, crypto deposits in BTC, ETH, USDT and 50+ other coins, and never-expiring balances. You do not need to build documentation for the tooling — it works the same as the master product.

Support splits into two layers. Front-line questions — pricing, how-to, account confusion — come to you, because your customers only know your brand. Platform-level issues you cannot resolve, such as network faults or payment processing problems, go from you to the support tickets page in your dashboard. Plan for the first layer before you launch: a contact channel and a short FAQ cover most of it.

• Set prices with room to breathe — volume buyers will compare, but a race to the platform minimum leaves you no margin for support time.
• Publish your own terms of service and refund policy, and keep them at least as strict as the platform's.
• Track your accrued earnings in the whitelabel section of the dashboard and adjust pricing based on what actually sells.

The platform offers two ways to sell proxies to your own customers, and they suit different operators.

• Whitelabel: your own domain and brand; customers self-serve — they register, deposit, and buy on your site; you set retail prices; earnings accrue automatically and pay out in USDT on Solana; requires a domain slot purchase and DNS setup.
• Reseller: a one-time rank purchase on the Add-ons page; you create and manage subusers yourself, allocating GB from your balance at a wholesale per-GB cost; you bill your customers however you like, outside the platform; automation available via the reseller API — see the reseller guide.
• Rule of thumb: whitelabel scales with marketing — the storefront does the selling. Reseller scales with your own operations — you hand-manage each customer, which fits managed service arrangements or an existing billing system.

If you only want to send people to the platform and earn a cut without running anything, the affiliate program is the lightest option of all: a referral code that earns a percentage of referred deposits as GB data.

• Domain purchased and CNAME set to DNS-only if on Cloudflare.
• TLS issued and the storefront loading over HTTPS.
• Branding reviewed on every page — name, logo, color.
• Prices configured above platform minimums and sanity-checked against your market.
• USDT (Solana) payout address set and verified against a wallet you control.
• A support channel your customers can actually reach.
• The branded deposit and proxy-generation flow verified under a test account — remembering that any real test deposit is spent, non-refundable money.

When every box is checked, start driving traffic. The infrastructure side is already done — from here, growth is a marketing problem, not an engineering one.