Your brand out front, your controls underneath
Child workspaces for every client under your brand, a roll-up console to run them all, per-child sending caps, and a kill-switch you hold.
Client email as a product you own
A white label email platform for agencies and OEMs: each client gets a child workspace under your brand, and you get the console above them all. Per-child caps and a kill-switch make the blast radius one client wide, not one agency wide.
How it works
- Create a child workspace per client — the surface they see carries your brand.
- Run the book from the roll-up console: every child's activity and status in one place.
- Set per-child caps, so one client's runaway campaign stops at their limit instead of consuming yours.
- Hold the kill-switch: suspend a child instantly when a contract, an incident, or an unpaid invoice says so.
Rebilling — charging your clients through the platform — arms with billing at launch. Until then, we bill you and you invoice your clients.
The evidence
- A workspace under your brand — your client's view of the product is yours
- Sending caps — enforced per child, set by you
- A kill-switch — instant suspension, held by the parent
- The roll-up console — the whole book on one screen
- Rebilling — arms with billing at launch
Honest limits
Branding changes what clients see, not how mailbox providers judge mail. Sending reputation is earned per domain and per stream, and a client sending garbage will feel it regardless of whose logo is on the dashboard. Caps and the kill-switch contain the damage; they don't repeal the physics. And rebilling waits for billing to arm at launch — plan your invoicing accordingly.
Where to go next
Volume terms live on pricing. Many agencies run client newsletters under this structure, and the surrounding controls — identity, audit, custody — are behind the enterprise door. When a client asks how we stack up against the platform they're on, the comparison hub has the honest answers.
Questions, answered plainly
What do my clients see?
Your brand. Each client operates in a child workspace under your name — the platform underneath is ours, the relationship and the surface are yours.
What happens when one client goes rogue?
Their cap stops the volume and your kill-switch stops the account — instantly, held by you, no support ticket in the path. The blast radius is that child workspace, not your whole book.
Can I bill my clients through the platform?
Rebilling arms with billing at launch. Until then, we bill you, and you invoice your clients on your own terms.
Does this work for OEM products, not just agencies?
Yes — the same child-workspace machinery serves OEM sub-accounts: embed email under your product's brand, with the same caps, console, and kill-switch.