White label cricket ID: what you actually get
A white-label cricket ID platform runs on your domain with your brand, gives you admin, master and agent tiers, and hands you the source code. It does not give you a licence, odds, or players — those stay yours.
Included vs not included
| Item | Included | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Your domain and brand | Yes | Registered in your name, not ours |
| Admin / master / agent tree | Yes | Share % per level |
| UPI deposits + duplicate-UTR check | Yes | Blocked per phone, not globally |
| Withdrawal queue | Yes | Per-panel limit, fixed settlement day |
| Source code | Yes | Handed over in writing |
| Odds or sports feed | No | Separate provider or your own traders |
| Licence to operate | No | Your jurisdiction, your responsibility |
Why white label beats renting an ID
A rented ID gives you a login and a share of someone else's book. The customers are not yours, the brand is not yours, and when the provider changes terms you have nothing to sell.
A white-label build gives you the domain, the code and the customer list. That is the difference between running a business and holding a position.
The four contract lines to insist on
- Source code and database handed over, with a date.
- Domain and hosting accounts in your name from day one.
- A staging link before the balance is due.
- A written data-export format so you can leave with your history.
What it costs and how long it takes
₹1.5 lakh for an MDL build, ₹2.5–3.5 lakh for the full platform with admin and SMDL tiers, delivered in seven days with a staging link on day three. Hosting and domain stay in your name and cost under ₹5,000 a year.
Questions people actually ask
Is white label legal?
White labelling is a software arrangement. Whether you may operate in your market is a separate legal question you must answer locally before taking a deposit.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes — and you should. The domain should be registered in your name, never the provider's.
Will it look like someone else's site?
Only if the build is not branded properly. Ask to see three live builds before you pay.
What happens if I stop paying for support?
You keep the code, the domain and the data. That is the point of owning them.