Branding
Make the pages your customers see look like yours. Open Settings → Branding in the dashboard; a preview on the right shows the result as you type. Only people with the Manage organization permission can change it.
Branding applies today to the license redeem page (where buyers from itch.io, Envato, Stripe and other stores get their key). Emails to your customers and the customer portal will use the same settings when they arrive.
What you can set
| Setting | Plan | Where it shows |
|---|---|---|
| Name customers see (defaults to your organization's name) | Every plan | Page header, page title |
| Logo | Every plan | Page header |
| Accent colour | Lite, Standard | Buttons, links, the page background tint |
| Favicon | Lite, Standard | The browser tab (made from your logo) |
| Support email, help centre link, Discord invite | Lite, Standard | "Need help?" links under the page |
| Email footer | Lite, Standard | The bottom of emails to your customers |
| Hide SunLicense branding | Standard | Removes "Licensing by SunLicense" |
Upload the logo as a PNG, JPEG or WebP (SVG isn't accepted); the dashboard resizes it for you, and a square image looks best. The same logo appears in the dashboard's sidebar.
Accent colour
Pick any colour. SunLicense builds lighter and darker shades from it, and turns button text white or black, whichever is easier to read. The colour field shows the contrast ratio: aim for at least 4.5:1 ("easy to read"). Very light colours still work, because links use a darker shade of them.
White-label
On Standard, Hide SunLicense branding removes "Licensing by SunLicense" from your customers' pages, and "via SunLicense" from emails once those go out. Custom domains for the customer portal will come under the same switch.
If you change plans
Your settings are kept when you move to a plan without them; customers just stop seeing them, and the Branding page marks them as saved but not applied. Upgrade again and they come back. You can always clear a setting, whatever your plan.