Teachable White Label

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Course creators are always keen to understand if a platform’s branding can be completely removed or “white-labeled.”

Unfortunately, in Teachable’s case, it is not possible to white-label the entire platform, and its branding will always remain in a few places.

Key Takeaways:

To remove Teachable branding, you must subscribe to the Pro or Business plans
Teachable branding cannot be 100% removed and is not a true white-label platform

Can Teachable Be White-Labeled?

Most of the Teachable branding can be removed, but to do so, you must be subscribed to the Pro plan (from $159/month) or Business plan (from $665/month). If you have the Free or Basic plan, you cannot access this feature.

Furthermore, it is not possible to entirely remove the Teachable branding from your learning products. It will still remain in a few places, which we will cover further down this article.

So, in short, Teachable is not a true white-label platform.

How to Remove Teachable Branding (Step by Step)

Step 1: Log into your Teachable account and click on the “Site” icon. Then, select “Theme” from the menu that appears.

Step 2: Underneath the area to add your own logo and branding, you will see “Teachable Branding” next to a switch. To remove the Teachable branding, toggle this switch to off, and it will no longer display on your learning products and sales pages.

Note! You can remove Teachable from your school’s domain by purchasing and adding a custom domain.

What Can’t be White-Labeled in Teachable?

As we have mentioned, there are some areas where the Teachable branding or wording cannot be removed. These areas are:

Login and checkout page URLs
Terms of Use page
Schools with Teachable Accounts enabled: This is for when a single user has purchased access to multiple Teachable schools. Teachable Accounts connect them via a single login, and this is where the Teachable branding is displayed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Remove Teachable Branding?

You can remove the Teachable branding in most areas if you are subscribed to the Pro or Business plans. However, the Teachable branding will still appear in several places, so it cannot be truly removed.

Is Teachable a White-Label Platform?

Teachable is not a true white-label platform. Though it is possible to remove the Teachable branding from most places, it is not possible to get rid of it 100%.

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Janette Bonnet

Janette Bonnet is a Senior Writer at SupplyGem. She’s been in the teaching and training field for over 10 years and has been writing about it for more than 5 years. She knows a lot about online course tools like GoHighLevel, Systeme.io, and Teachable. Thanks to her long experience and a professional training certification she earned from CIPD, she’s great at helping readers understand these platforms. When you read her articles, you’re getting advice from someone who’s actually used and knows these tools inside out. Beyond her professional endeavors, Janette has dedicated many years to volunteering, especially in animal welfare, showcasing her commitment to giving back to the community.
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