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Hermai Brand API

Launching today

White label your B2B SaaS with every customer's brand

51 followers

White label your B2B SaaS with every customer's brand

51 followers

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A customer signs up with a work email or domain. You get back the logo, colors, description, and a ready to apply theme. Built for B2B SaaS so every customer's account looks like theirs from the first login. Free for 1,000 brands a month, every month. No card.

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Techintern.io

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Hey Product Hunt! I built this because white label kept showing up as a deal requirement the moment we sold past one company, and doing it by hand doesn't survive self serve signup. Find every new logo, check the colors are readable, keep that folder current forever. Doesn't scale. One call at signup takes a work email or domain and gives back the logo, a contrast checked theme, and the company's own description. The theme is the obvious part. The description is the sleeper: prefill their profile, suggest the features that fit what they do, shape onboarding around their business. You bring the app, the API brings the context. White label is the loudest use, but it's a brand data API. The same call feeds form prefill, onboarding, or enriching a record just as well. Every field carries its source, so you can trust it or show it. No safe color, and it keeps your theme instead of half painting something wrong. We ran 100 domains it had never seen, zero wrong company. Free for 1,000 brands a month. Type a domain into the box on the page and watch it repaint, or run the local skill on your own dashboard first, no key. Ask me anything, especially where it breaks.

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14h ago

@kingsongchen Great Product!

How well does it handle companies with multiple brands under one domain?

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4h ago

Techintern.io

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Thanks @yashekbote. One domain resolves to one identity, the one that domain itself presents. So pg.com gives you P&G, and sub brands that live on their own domains, like tide.com or gillette.com, each come back with their own logo and colors since every domain gets its own record. What it won't do today is split a portfolio out of a single page: if five brands share one homepage, you get the parent, not the five. For the signup use case that's usually the right default, someone signing up with a pg.com email expects the P&G identity. And every field carries its source, so you can see exactly which page an identity came from if something looks off.

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8m ago