What is confirmed
You get a custom hosting brand identity. Your business carries its own name and presents its catalogue under that identity as part of the core product.
- Custom hosting brand identity
- Own service catalogue presentation
In developmentThe platform is being built. Nothing on this site can be ordered or purchased yet — explore what is planned and get in touch to follow along.
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White-label
The honest position
Instead of describing white-labeling as a feature and letting you assume the rest, here is the capability split into what is confirmed, what is planned, and what nobody has decided.
You get a custom hosting brand identity. Your business carries its own name and presents its catalogue under that identity as part of the core product.
Deeper white-labelling — reducing or removing Devu.services branding from surfaces your customers see — is on the roadmap and being designed.
The exact scope of white-labelling, whether it can be complete rather than partial, whether custom domains are included, and whether any of it is gated behind a paid tier.
What it would look like
The interface below is a concept, not a screenshot — no such control panel exists yet. It is here to show the intent rather than to document a product.
Illustration only — not an editable field.
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Hosting, under your name
Hosting built by you, sold as you.
Web hosting
Described in your words
Managed WordPress
Priced by you
Illustrative preview of planned white-label capabilities.
Why it matters
A hosting business presented under somebody else's name reads as a referral rather than a company. Brand control is what makes the business feel real to the person buying from it.
When customers see a third party's brand on the page, they price-check against that third party. Your own presentation keeps the conversation about what you are offering.
No degree of white-labelling has been confirmed as available at launch, and no percentage of branding removal has been committed to. This page will be updated when that changes.
As white-label capabilities are confirmed, the status badges above will move from Planned to Coming Soon and then to Available, and the change will be recorded on the changelog. Nothing will quietly be upgraded to available without being announced.
Stay in the loop
Tell us that is what you are waiting for. It helps us prioritise, and you will hear about it when it is confirmed.