Visual assets
Logo uploads can cover the member experience, admin top bar, Wallet card, Google Wallet card, and favicon. Member-facing logo width and alignment can also be adjusted.
Brand setup
Your brand is not a skin.
It is the customer experience.
Webbership gives owners practical controls for the visible parts of loyalty: logos, card colors, stamp icon, domain, email sender, legal links, language, timezone, and Wallet-specific assets.
Owner controls Identity
Logo, theme, stamp icon, domain, email sender, legal details, locale, and Wallet assets.
Why it matters
White-label only works when the practical settings are covered.
Customers do not experience a brand as one logo. They notice the join page, the card in Wallet, the email sender, the domain, the legal footer, and whether the whole flow feels like the business they just visited.
- Upload separate logo assets for member pages, top bar, Wallet, Google Wallet, and favicon
- Choose theme presets or a custom hue and pair it with the right stamp identity
- Set custom domain, email sender, legal URLs, language, timezone, and default phone country
Brand controls
The details owners can tune without asking for a custom project.
Theme and stamp
Owners can use theme presets or a custom color direction, then choose a stamp icon that fits the offer instead of accepting a generic badge.
Domain and email
The loyalty experience can run on a business domain or Webbership subdomain, with email identity configured around the merchant.
Legal and locale
Legal business fields, terms, privacy links, language, timezone, and phone defaults keep the customer-facing surface complete.
Trust detail
Brand changes need to reach the card customers already saved.
Where the Wallet platform supports it, Webbership refreshes installed passes after brand changes so the saved card can stay aligned with the business instead of freezing at first setup.