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White-Label storefront

The White-Label storefront lets you share the live Boost catalogue under your own brand, at your own markup, on a public page you control:

https://onflowads.com/boost/store/your-handle

Visitors see your brand name, logo, colours and tagline over the real, always-current catalogue — priced at the public list price plus your markup. It's built for agencies and resellers who quote growth services to clients.

Ultimate plan feature

The storefront is available on the Ultimate plan. If your plan lapses, the storefront automatically goes offline (visitors get a not-found page) until you're Ultimate again — it never serves a stale branded page.

What a storefront is (and isn't)​

  • It is a live, branded price catalogue with a lead-capture form ("Request a service") and an optional call-to-action button to any site of yours.
  • It is read-only: visitors cannot place orders or pay on it. When a visitor requests a service, you get the lead and place the order yourself from your own account.
  • Members-only services are not listed — only the public catalogue is resold.
  • Storefronts are kept out of search engines so they never compete with the main Onflow Ads pages.

Set up your storefront​

  1. Open https://onflowads.com/telegram/dashboard/boost/orders and find the "White-Label storefront" card.
  2. Fill in:
    • Storefront handle — the last part of your URL (e.g. acme-growth → /boost/store/acme-growth).
    • Brand name — shown as the page title and heading.
    • Your markup over list (%) — 0 to 100%, applied on top of the public list price. Under "Per-platform markup" you can optionally override the markup for specific platforms (Telegram, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, X, Facebook, Discord, Spotify, Twitch, Threads); blank fields use your default.
    • Accent colour — recolours the page's highlights to your brand.
    • Tagline (optional) — the line under your brand name. The "Write copy" button can draft one for you with AI.
    • Call-to-action link and button label (optional) — a button on the page pointing anywhere you like (your order form, your WhatsApp, etc.).
    • Logo URL (optional) — an https link to your logo image, shown at the top of the storefront.
  3. Press "Save storefront". The card shows your live link with a Copy button and a view counter.

To take the page down at any time, press "Take offline".

Custom domain (optional)​

You can serve your storefront on your own domain (e.g. shop.yourbrand.com):

  1. Enter the domain in the Custom domain field and save.
  2. At your DNS provider, point a CNAME from that domain to onflowads.com.
  3. Your storefront then serves at your domain's root; HTTPS is provisioned automatically once the domain is connected.

Receiving order requests (leads)​

Every storefront ends with a "Request a service" form: visitors leave their email or @handle, optionally the service and quantity they want, and a note. After submitting they see a thank-you banner with your brand name.

Your leads appear in the same White-Label card on the Orders page, under "Order requests" (with a badge showing how many are waiting). Follow up with the visitor, then place their order yourself from your own Boost dashboard — your margin is the difference between your storefront price and your member price.

Your edge as the owner

Storefront visitors see list price plus your markup; you buy at your member price with your Ultimate discount. That spread — plus any per-platform markup tuning — is your margin.

Visiting someone's storefront​

If someone shares a https://onflowads.com/boost/store/… link with you: it's a member's branded catalogue powered by Onflow Ads (as noted in the page footer). Prices there are set by the storefront owner and can be higher than the public list at https://onflowads.com/boost/prices. Ordering through the storefront owner is an arrangement between you and them; ordering directly on Onflow Ads always uses the public/member pricing.

Next: to place your clients' orders from your own tooling instead of by hand, see The Boost API.