WebinarForge white-label branding: show your logo and colors on your registration and course pages

Your audience's trust is built in seconds. When a visitor lands on your registration page, the first thing they see is your visual identity. If that page shows another tool's logo, you lose credibility. That's why WebinarForge is launching white-label branding for Business entrepreneurs: your name, your logo and your color on your public pages.

Why white-label branding matters for entrepreneurs

A coach or trainer who sends their audience to a registration page signed by another tool creates a trust gap. The visitor wonders whether this is your event or the platform's. That confusion lowers the registration rate and dilutes your personal brand, which is your most valuable asset.

White-label branding solves this. Your pages show your identity, not the tool you use. Your audience sees a page consistent with your social media, your website and your emails. Trust goes up, and so does the registration rate.

What WebinarForge now enables

The Business plan of WebinarForge includes brand customization on three public surfaces:

• •Your webinar registration page: your logo, name and primary color replace the default WebinarForge identity.
• •Your public course offers: your courses show your brand when a learner browses the purchase page.
• •Your learners' course space: the navigation and lessons carry your visual identity.

Setup happens from the Brand page in the sidebar. You enter your brand name, your logo (public HTTPS URL), your primary color and a brand tagline. You enable the option, save, and your public pages immediately show your identity.

Account navigation, Stripe payments and transactional emails stay signed WebinarForge for security and compliance reasons. White-label branding applies to the surfaces your visitors and learners see, not to payment flows.

What other platforms do

White-label branding is a feature the leading course and webinar platforms offer, each with their own approach.

Kajabi

Kajabi offers brand customization on its course pages and public site. Creators on the Pro plan and above can remove the "Powered by Kajabi" mention and apply their own logo and colors. It's an expected feature for a platform at that price point, and it's widely used by coaches who want a consistent experience.

Teachable

Teachable allows brand customization on its course pages. On the Pro plan and above, creators can customize the logo, colors and domain. Teachable gates this feature in its higher plans, making it an upsell argument.

Thinkific

Thinkific offers brand customization from the Free plan, but fully removing the Thinkific brand (total white label) requires the Plus plan. It's a different positioning: Thinkific opens basic customization to everyone, but reserves the brand-free experience for premium plans.

What changes for WebinarForge

WebinarForge stands out by applying white-label branding not only to course pages, but also to webinar registration pages, a surface Kajabi, Teachable and Thinkific don't cover natively, since they don't manage the journey from idea to registration. With WebinarForge, your brand is present from the first contact (the registration page) to delivery (the course space), with no gap.

Why it's a big plus for WebinarForge entrepreneurs

A consistent experience

A visitor who discovers your webinar on LinkedIn, clicks through to your registration page and sees your logo, then registers and receives an email, then buys your course and accesses the course space with your brand: that consistency reinforces trust at every step. WebinarForge's white-label branding covers the registration page and the course space, the two most visible surfaces.

Professional credibility

A coach who shows their own brand on their pages is perceived as a professional, not an amateur using a free tool. That professional perception justifies higher prices and increases the conversion rate. White-label branding is a seriousness signal.

Differentiation

Your competitors use the same tools as you. If your pages look like every other coach's, you don't stand out. White-label branding lets you create a unique experience, consistent with your positioning, that sets you apart.

Perceived value of your offer

A course presented on a page branded with your color, your logo, feels more premium than the same course on a generic page. White-label branding increases the perceived value of your offer without changing the content. It's a free pricing lever.

Custom domain: you stay in control of your address

The Business plan also includes a custom domain. You buy your domain from the registrar of your choice (OVH, Namecheap, GoDaddy…), then connect it from the Brand page. WebinarForge guides you step by step: a verification token is generated, you add the DNS TXT entry at your registrar, WebinarForge verifies ownership, and your domain is validated.

You keep full control of your domain: you bought it, you renew it. WebinarForge charges nothing for the domain. This separation protects you financially and technically — your domain belongs to you, no matter what.

Your registration and course pages can then display on an address that is yours, further reinforcing your brand consistency.

How to enable white-label branding

1. •Upgrade to the Business plan (or check that you're already on it)
2. •Go to Brand in the sidebar
3. •Enter your brand name, your logo (public HTTPS URL, PNG/JPEG/WebP, 2 MB max), your primary color and a brand tagline
4. •Enable Apply my brand to public pages
5. •Save

Your registration pages, course offers and course space immediately show your brand. You can turn it off at any time to revert to the default WebinarForge identity.

Conclusion

White-label branding is a feature the leading platforms offer, and WebinarForge joins them with a specific edge: it covers the full journey, from the webinar registration page to the course space. With the custom domain included in the same Business plan, your pages show your brand AND your address. For coaches and trainers who want to professionalize their presence and strengthen their audience's trust, it's a big plus.