White label

Make Cocktel part of your service.

For SIP providers, hosted PBX teams, and managed deployments, Cocktel can be scoped around your brand, account defaults, support policy, and release process.

White label

A client shaped around the service behind it

Start with the identity users see, then define how accounts, support, diagnostics, and releases should behave. Provisioning, video, push, and additional platforms can be scoped against the roadmap.

Service identity

Align the app name, icon, colors, installer, and download language with your service.

SIP defaults

Define domains, transports, registration behavior, audio defaults, and support links.

Provisioning scope

Plan how accounts and policies should move from your systems into the client.

Support policy

Set the logging, capture, export, and escalation behavior your team needs.

Release plan

Define review, beta, and production stages around provider QA and rollout.

Platform scope

Place video, mobile, Windows, and push requirements against the product roadmap.

Useful details before we talk

  • Your SIP platform, transports, and codecs.
  • Expected users and target platforms.
  • Brand, provisioning, and support ownership.
  • Video, push, diagnostics, and release requirements.

Contact

Discuss a white-label client

Tell us what you operate, who will use it, and which parts of the client and service need to fit together.