> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.appmysite.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.appmysite.com/billing/deals/appsumo-white-label.md).

# AppSumo white-label

### Why is white-label not included in my AppSumo deal?

The AppSumo deal is equivalent to our **Pro Plan**, and all apps created from Tier 2 onwards are white-labeled. This means your apps will not display AppMySite branding, and your users will never know that the app was built using AppMySite.

However, if you want to white-label the AppMySite platform itself—allowing you to offer app-building services under your own brand—this is available only from Tier 6 onwards under our Agency White-Label product.

#### About Agency White-Label:

* Available from Tier 6 onwards.
* Perfect for agencies creating apps for clients.
* Customize the platform’s branding, features, and user interface.
* Host the mobile app builder on your own custom domain.
* Offer a fully branded and seamless experience to clients.

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All apps created from Tier 2 onwards in your AppSumo deal are white-labeled. To white-label the AppMySite platform itself and offer it to clients, Agency White-Label is available starting from Tier 6.
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