What white-label means here, exactly
The specification matters more than the adjective. On paid plans, the client-facing experience belongs to the MSP.
- Your logo, everywhere the client looks — Upload once and it appears on client pages, QBR decks, monthly reports, and PDFs.
- Your brand color — Accents, charts, and scorecard chrome use the organization color.
- Your name in the footer — Client-facing footers carry the MSP's company name and contact details.
- No vendor chrome — No QBR Studio logo, name, upsell links, or powered-by badge appears on paid-plan pages, reports, PDFs, or delivery emails.
- Clean share links — Links open without a vendor splash page, login wall, or signup bait aimed at the client.
- One caveat worth asking about: evaluation workspaces carry a small QBR Studio watermark, and it is removed for live client delivery.
Why white-label plus zero-login beats white-label alone
A perfectly branded portal clients do not open is a well-dressed empty room. Your brand on a link that opens gets seen; your brand behind a password mostly does not. QBR Studio also tracks page views, so the MSP can see that difference rather than assume it.
The content under the branding
The page carries computed scorecards, SLA metrics, refresh budgets, published reports, and a quarter-over-quarter commitment ledger. It is not a blank canvas that the MSP fills by hand.
Time-to-branded, not just time-to-value
A live, fully branded client page takes about 30 minutes: connect ConnectWise Manage, Autotask, HaloPSA, NinjaOne, or import CSV; upload a logo; set the brand color; and publish. There is no setup fee, onboarding project, or required demo call.
Keep recommendations reviewed and evidence explicit
QBR Studio computes service metrics and drafts client-facing summaries from connected data. Your MSP reviews the evidence, chooses every recommendation, and approves the final report before a client sees it.
What MSP teams usually ask
Is white-labeling a paid add-on or a top-tier feature?
Neither. Full white-label branding is included, not reserved for an upper tier and not sold as an add-on. Some competitors do reserve real white-labeling for their top plans, so check that on anything you evaluate.
Will my clients see the QBR Studio name anywhere?
No: not on pages, reports, PDFs, or report-delivery emails. An evaluation workspace carries a small watermark, and it is removed for live client delivery.
Do my clients need a login?
No. Every client page and report opens from a stable branded link — no accounts, no passwords. That's covered in depth on the MSP client portal page.
Can I brand differently per client?
Branding is set at your organization level — one logo and color across your clients, which is what MSPs presenting under their own name need. If you run multiple brands and need per-client theming, tell us; it's the kind of thing that ships when paying MSPs ask.
Is this a full portal — tickets, service catalog, self-service?
No. It's a white-label reporting page: live scorecard, published reports, commitment status. No ticket submission or service catalog — if you need those, a full portal product is the right buy. We'd rather say that here than in your onboarding.
What does it cost overall?
A flat monthly price that does not move with your client count, quoted per MSP rather than published as a rate card. If you want to compare what the rest of the category charges first, the published prices are on the QBR software pricing reference.