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White label

Launch under your brand, not ours

Your customers deal with you. Your domain, your design, your rates, your customer relationship and your data. TravelCore is the layer underneath, and it stays invisible.

Build my white-label platformSee the core

What it means

Infrastructure you rent, a brand you own

White label is often sold as a skinned demo. Here it means genuine tenant isolation: your configuration, your pricing rules, your supplier credentials and your customer data, separated at the data layer rather than filtered in application code.

Every tenant carries its own branding, domain, languages, currencies, payment providers, supplier set, pricing rules and API credentials. Two tenants on the same deployment cannot see each other's data, and a query that forgets to scope by tenant fails rather than leaking.

Your customer records and booking history belong to you. If you leave, they leave with you, in a documented export format.

Stated plainly:The white-label arrangement is in design-partner preview. The tenancy model, branding and configuration are built; the number of tenants running in production is small, and we will tell you exactly what that number is on the first call.

The stack, top to bottom

Your brand

Logo, palette, typography, tone. Nothing on the surface says TravelCore.

Your domain

Your own hostname, your own certificates, your own SEO equity.

Your app

Published under your developer account, in your name, on both stores.

TravelCore infrastructure

Booking core, mapping, pricing, reconciliation, back office.

Global travel supply

Your supplier contracts, or ours, connected behind the same interface.

What is included

Everything a travel business needs to trade

Customer-facing

  • Branded website on your domain
  • Mobile app under your developer account
  • Checkout with your payment providers
  • Customer accounts and self-service

Commercial

  • Your own pricing and markup rules
  • B2B portal for your agents
  • Promotions, coupons and loyalty
  • Multi-currency and multi-language

Operational

  • Admin dashboard with role-based access
  • Travel CRM and support tickets
  • Supplier configuration and health
  • Reporting and data export

Getting there

What launching actually involves

No two launches are identical, but they all pass through these five stages.

  1. 01

    Scope

    Products, markets, currencies, channels and which suppliers you already hold.

  2. 02

    Brand

    Design tokens, logo, typography and tone applied to your tenant.

  3. 03

    Connect

    Supplier credentials configured, content and rates mapped, shadow period run.

  4. 04

    Configure

    Pricing rules, payment providers, agent structure and roles.

  5. 05

    Launch

    Domain, certificates, SEO setup and go-live on your brand.

Talk about a white-label launchSee commercial models