What white-label delivery actually means

• An unbranded feed. The RSS your client subscribes to and submits to Apple and Spotify carries their show identity, not ours.
• Unbranded show and episode pages. The pages you hand a client carry their brand — no Demades wordmark, no “make your own” upsell aimed at your client.
• An unbranded player and embed. The player your client drops on their own site is theirs.
• You are the counterparty. One consolidated invoice to you across every client, net‑15. Your clients are never billed by us and never contact us.

The arithmetic

Resell a monthly series at the market-typical 20–40% markup on our list — $359 to $419 a month to your client — against a $194 Partner Plus cost, and you earn $165 to $225 per client per month, recurring, with zero producer headcount. Ten client shows is roughly $2,000 a month of retainer margin created out of a channel you already own.

Discounts are off the list prices published on our pricing page, which stay the single source of truth for list. Tiering is by active client shows — a client show is one client with at least one episode delivered in the trailing 30 days — and is recalculated quarterly. Two add-ons are passed through at cost and carry no partner discount: voice-cloning setup ($79) and translation ($69 per episode).

Quality is the part you’re actually buying

The documented failure mode of white-label production programs is inconsistent editorial quality — which is exactly what you get blamed for, because your client never sees us. So the commitments are written down:

• 48 hours from an approved brief to a finished episode.
• Revision rounds on every tier — one on a single episode, two per episode on a monthly series.
• A make-good in credits that you can claim on your client’s behalf, without your client ever contacting us. We support you; you support your client. That is what keeps your support load flat as your client count grows.
• A named producer contact with a defined escalation path — a person, not a queue.

The AI disclosure stays on. That’s a feature.

White-label removes our branding. It does not remove the AI disclosure, and it never will — the spoken disclosure, the feed-level disclosure Apple requires, and the platform labels all survive white-label mode. This is a term of the agreement rather than a setting either of us can flip.

We are deliberate about this because the real risk in reselling generated content is not that your client knows — it’s that your client finds out later, from someone else. A disclosure that is already there, in the format each platform asks for, is the thing that makes this safe to put your name on.

What you get, and what you don’t

• You get a partner workspace, your client shows underneath it, wholesale pricing, one rolled-up invoice, and delivery your client sees as yours.
• You don’t get the software. This is a hosted service on our infrastructure — no source, no self-hosting, no on-premise install.
• We won’t go around you. For the term plus twelve months we won’t solicit a client you’ve disclosed to us for direct sale of the same services. Your client roster is the disclosure.