Which cashback sites offer a white-label solution?

[Azam.net]

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One of our clients wishes to set up a white label cashback portal. Which companies offer this? I know that Greasypalm, Rpoints and MrsCashback do.

Any others major sites offer one?

Has anybody set one up with the aforementioned providers? If so, we'd welcome your feedback. Please email nadeem.azam AT purpleparking.com

Cheers.

[draytop]

If anyone wants information or wants to arrange a presentation for the RPoints Cashback White Label, please email me peter%rpoints.com (Replace the % with an @) or PM me.

Our first White Label went live in March this year: http://www.clubincentives.com

[max99]

sure greasy palm has one, type "white label cashback" into google, altho i never new how to actually contact them and get it sorted, emailed and no reply

[ian-d]

Excuse my lack of knowledge but what is 'white label cashback'. It is essentially the platform that the cashback sites run on, similar to Drupal for CMS where you can run and maintain yourself?

[max99]

basically you can put your own logo on it, customise abit, the back end run by the inital site i.e greasypalm or something, they take cut and give you a %

[mrscashback]

Love to help out on white label solutions.
If you are interested, here at MrsCashBack we operate 20 whitelabel sites including.

www.loveitcashback.com News International publication
www.candiscashback.com one of the longest established subscription magazines in the UK
www.wbncashback.com the wellbeing network
www.postpluscashback.com for Scotlands Sunday Post
www.magazinecashback.co.uk for 12 niche market magazines including Primary Choice and Making Money
other titles include NOW, Pickmeup, Chat magazines.


The portfolio is growing, and if you would like to contact me (Chris Percival) to discuss an opportunity please do so on 01277 725 114.

[ian-d]

Interesting, if a little 'done to death' now a days.

So who manages the payments from merchants to the company to the individual, i.e. successful cashback, failed cashback etc. I'd imagine the hassle of customers complaining that something hasn't been tracked is massive isn't it?

So these methods are based on the likes of greasypalm taking a cut, and you being a system under theirs? What about if you want a system to run along side there's, in the same way as greasypalm, rpoints and quidco do? Does anyone run that offering?

Anyone know who manages quidco's system, or is it inhouse?

[Barry]

I would imaging that a white label solution would make it so the white label owner did not have to chase up networks or merchants for missing purple payment but the provider of the white label would.

I also don't think its to late to enter the market with cash back sites as there are still loads of people who dont use them or indeed know about them.

Mrscashback I would be very interested if you could PM me a few basic details on what is required and what initial cost or traffic is needed to become a white label partner.

Also if Neil or anyone from GreasyPalm wants to contact me about their solution that would be great as I have mailed from the website but had no reply.

Thanks

[ian-d]

Yeah, likewise, would appreciate information from Mrscashback and GreasyPalm.

[loquax]

The concern I have had regarding cashback is that it doesn't matter if you have a white label offering or not, if users are cashback savvy then they're going to be wanting the most cashback - and that leaves quidco for example as a formidable opponent. When I asked a group of my users how they used cashback, the consensus was big ticket stuff (broadband, insurance).

On top of that, any users you may have previously introduced to a "mother" cashback site - stay there - they don't become users on your white label (assuming you use the same company). Therefore essentially you're starting from scratch and then competing with the likes of Quidco - for me that seemed a tough order - and all things weighed up and considered it seemed easier to promote GP and FF directly for revshare offering.

Do MrsCB and Rpoints offer direct revshare programs by any chance?

Jason

[ian-d]

I understand what you mean Jason and agree, i use quidco full stop, they offer the best deals. But i have ideas that might just put a different slant on cashback, so would be worth further investigation.

[Barry]

Yes Jason Quidco are going to be a hard offer to beat in the long run however if you have built a 'brand' around your site a whitelabel cashback 'addon' may attract people who know and trust your website and also allow you to retain traffic to your main site whilst looking for cashback offers on the whitelabel.

[loquax]

if you have built a 'brand' around your site a whitelabel cashback 'addon' may attract people who know and trust your website

true - but if we could only offer them £50 cashback and quidco can give them £100... the brand angle goes out the window.

Jason

[mrscashback]

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[Stuart]

Sorry to steal the thread

Where can I find Quidco rev share "affiliate" program, if they have one?

Br
Stuart