White-label
Launch a branded position workflow for your trading audience.
PositionPilot runs the product infrastructure, exchange connectivity, credential handling, market context, billing default, and platform controls. Your audience gets a branded experience; users keep control of their exchange accounts and approve their own plans.
Branded product experience, PositionPilot-operated infrastructure, visibility based on user permission.
Branded product experience
PositionPilot operated
Visibility with user permission
White-label path
Branded product experience operated by PositionPilot infrastructure
Partner brand
Own domain and audience
PositionPilot ops
Infrastructure and product operation
User permission
Visibility follows user permission
White-label combines partner branding, PositionPilot-managed infrastructure, visibility based on user permission and user-approved workflows.
White-label model
White-label gives you a branded product experience, not a blank software kit.
You can launch a branded Position Intelligence experience for your audience while PositionPilot operates the core workflow, market context layer, exchange integration, secure credential layer and platform controls.
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White-label is the clean path when you want more than an affiliate link: your own branded product experience, customer relationship and scoped partner model. Your audience enters a branded Position Intelligence experience, but PositionPilot keeps the infrastructure behind the product.
This does not turn you into the custodian, broker, managed-account operator or automatic decision-maker for users. Users connect their own exchange accounts, approve their own position plans and remain responsible for trading decisions. Your visibility is scoped by the agreement, product policy and user permission.
A trading educator with a paid community can offer members a branded position workflow. Members plan and review positions using the educator's methodology, while PositionPilot operates the platform. The educator may receive onboarding status, subscription context or permissioned reports depending on scope and consent.
Partner path model
permission map
Partner brand and audience connect to a scoped PositionPilot product; users approve plans; partner visibility remains permissioned.
You bring the audience
PositionPilot operates the product
The user approves the plan
Visibility is scoped
You bring the audience
Brand, community trust, methodology, education, packaging and customer relationship.
PositionPilot operates the product
Position workflow, Market Intelligence context, secure credential layer, exchange integration rules and platform operations.
The user approves the plan
The end user owns the exchange account, grants API access and approves position plans and rules.
Visibility is scoped
Affiliate reporting is attribution-only. White-label reporting can be deeper only when scope and user permission support it.
What we handle
Launch the product under your brand, with PositionPilot behind it.
White-label gives you a branded Position Intelligence product without asking you to build the trading workflow, market context layer or credential architecture from scratch.
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For your audience, the product can feel like your branded position workspace. Behind the experience, PositionPilot operates the core infrastructure, exchange integration, market context layer, credential handling and platform controls. This lets you focus on audience, methodology, onboarding and commercial packaging.
Branded product experience
Your audience sees a product packaged around your brand, domain, language and offer. PositionPilot supplies the position workflow underneath.
Managed infrastructure
We operate the core product infrastructure, exchange integration, secure credential layer, market context pipeline and runtime operations.
Billing handled by PositionPilot by default
The default model keeps payment processing with PositionPilot, which lets you launch without building billing. A custom arrangement can be discussed when you already have a payment process.
Clear support boundary
You own the audience relationship and packaging. PositionPilot owns the core product, technical operations and platform-level controls.
Visibility
Visibility follows user permission and partner scope.
You get the operational visibility needed for the partner product, starting from the minimum useful view and expanding only by agreement and user permission.
A white-label product can give you more operational context than affiliate reporting, but the baseline remains permissioned. Your view depends on user consent, agreement scope and product policy.
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Default visibility should help you operate the relationship: user/access status, onboarding progress, support context and subscription state. Deeper position reports, cohort analytics or P&L-style views require explicit scope, product support and user-facing permission. Raw exchange credentials stay outside partner/admin visibility.
Permissioned model
Partner-branded workflows stay permissioned, auditable, and centered on user-approved plans.
Default minimum view
Start from the least data needed to operate the partner relationship: account status, subscription state, onboarding state and support context.
Permissioned reports
Deeper P&L, progress or cohort reporting can be enabled when the user permission model and commercial scope support it.
No raw API keys
Exchange credentials remain inside the PositionPilot credential boundary. Partner visibility never means raw key access.
Operational audit context
The product can support operational review without turning the partner into the account custodian or execution decision-maker.
Launch flow
How a white-label launch comes together.
The launch starts with scope, then moves into branded configuration, user onboarding and ongoing operation.
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White-label is sales-led because scope matters: regions, exchanges, billing mode, partner economics, support model, visibility and copy boundaries affect the launch. You get a concrete operating process, not a vague enterprise promise.
Scope the offer
We define audience, region, exchange coverage, pricing, billing mode, support model and visibility needs.
Configure the branded product
We prepare the branded experience, domain or launch route, product copy, onboarding path and region-aware commercial settings.
Invite your users
You launch to your audience while PositionPilot manages the product runtime, onboarding workflow and technical controls.
Operate and review
You review growth, subscription performance, support needs and permitted reporting while we keep the platform operating.
Decision authority
The user remains the decision-maker.
You can bring methodology and product packaging, but the trader approves the concrete plan.
Your users approve their own position plans and connect their own exchange accounts. PositionPilot executes the approved workflow through restricted API access; you do not receive custody of user assets or raw exchange credentials.
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This is the clean boundary that keeps the white-label product from sounding like managed accounts or copy-trading. You can teach, package, onboard and help define methodology. The user still reviews and approves the position plan and remains responsible for their exchange account and trading decisions.
Permissioned model
Partner-branded workflows stay permissioned, auditable, and centered on user-approved plans.
Keep partner growth inside clear product boundaries.
Partner programs work best when attribution, visibility and decision authority are explicit.