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Why iPublisher / White-label delivery

Your customers see your brand. You should see how it works.

Most iPublisher products are delivered as white-label services. That limits what we can show in a public portfolio, but it should not limit the questions you ask before choosing a platform.

A focused conversation about your product, with no obligation.

Evaluate the product

Three ways to make an informed decision

Use demonstrations, a technical review and a written scope to assess the fit. None is a substitute for verified customer results—and we won’t present them as one.

01

Explore the product

Follow a publishing or live-score workflow in our interactive tour. The screens are labelled concepts, so you can judge the approach without mistaking a demo for a customer launch.

02

Test the fit with your team

Bring your content, existing systems and must-have features to a guided demo. We’ll separate what is already available from configuration, custom development and third-party dependencies.

03

Review the delivery plan

Before you commit, agree the scope, acceptance checks, costs and operating responsibilities. Review hosting, maintenance and support alongside the app itself.

What you can check

Make the important questions part of the buying process.

Your brand, not ours

White-label delivery means the app carries your identity. We do not treat a customer’s product as a public portfolio asset without permission.

A relevant demonstration

Start with the illustrative product tour, then ask us to walk through your publishing, live-score or custom-app requirements. The public tour is a concept demonstration, not a released customer product.

A requirement-by-requirement review

For each must-have, establish whether it is standard, needs configuration, requires custom development or relies on a third party. Unconfirmed features belong in discovery, not in a sales promise.

A written plan before delivery

Agree the modules, integrations, acceptance checks, app-store responsibilities and one-off and monthly costs. Review the support and operating model at the same time.

We share customer names, screenshots, references and results only with permission. No public testimonial, app-store listing or performance figure is implied by the demonstration screens.

Book an App Demo

Bring one real workflow to the demo.

Tell us what your editors, readers or supporters need to do. We’ll use that to structure the walkthrough and identify what needs further investigation.

A focused conversation about your product, with no obligation.