White Label Overview
Rebrand Protuno everywhere it shows, with a live preview of every change.
White Label lets you replace Protuno's name, logo, and identity with your own agency or product branding. Your clients see your brand everywhere Protuno would normally appear — the WordPress admin sidebar, the Plugins screen, and the Elementor widget panel — with no trace of the Protuno name.
What is White Label
Go to Protuno → White Label in your WordPress dashboard.
The page subtitle reads: "Rebrand Protuno everywhere it shows, with a live preview of every change."
White Label lets you replace Protuno's name, logo, and identity with your own agency or product branding. Your clients see your brand everywhere, in the WordPress admin sidebar, on the Plugins screen, and inside the Elementor editor, with no trace of the Protuno name.
This feature is designed for agencies and developers who build and hand over sites to clients.
The master switch
At the top of every White Label tab, you will find the Enable white label toggle:
"Master switch, apply the branding below across the admin, Plugins screen and Elementor."
This is a single on/off switch for all White Label branding. When it is off, none of the branding changes are applied, even if you have filled in all the fields. Turn it on to activate everything at once.
Default: Off
The four tabs
White Label settings are split across four tabs. Each tab controls a different area of the WordPress admin:
| Tab | What it controls |
|---|---|
| Dashboard Branding | The plugin name, logo, and author details shown in the WordPress admin sidebar and dashboard |
| Plugins Screen | The plugin name and description shown in the WordPress Plugins list |
| Widgets | The widget name, category, and icon shown inside the Elementor editor |
| Advanced | Options to hide Protuno notices and lock down the White Label page from clients |
Live preview
The Dashboard Branding and Widgets tabs include a live preview panel on the right side. As you type in the fields, the preview updates instantly so you can see exactly how your branding will look before saving.
- Dashboard Branding preview shows the WordPress admin sidebar, with Light and Default theme toggles.
- Widgets preview shows the Elementor widget panel, with Light and Dark theme toggles.