White-label branding lets you put an interactive map on your own website under your brand instead of ours. It's a premium tier aimed at agencies, parks, venues, and anyone who wants the map to feel like a native part of their own site.
What it changes
By default, an embedded map shows a small “Powered by Embry Solutions” chip. With white-label turned on, that chip becomes your brand:
- Your name in the corner chip and in the browser tab title.
- Your logo in place of the Embry mark.
- Your accent color for the highlight/glow.
- Your website as the link behind the brand mark (optional).
- The attribution credit — a small “Mapping by Embry Solutions” line — which you can keep or, for a fully clean white-label, have removed by contract.
Where it applies: White-label branding currently affects the embedded map (the /embed view you place on your own site). Your internal dashboard still shows the standard Embry portal.Turning it on
White-label is configured on the Embry side per project. To set it up, send us:
- Your brand name (e.g. “Wonderland Park”).
- Your logo — a link to the image. For security we only accept a secure `https://` image link (or one we host for you); other links are ignored.
- Your website link (optional) — where clicking the brand mark should go.
- Your accent color — a hex value like
#1D9BF0. - Whether to keep or drop the small “Mapping by Embry Solutions” credit.
We flip it on, and from then on that project's embed renders under your brand. We can preview exactly how the brand chip will look before it goes live.
Good to know
- Off by default. Nothing changes on your maps unless white-label is explicitly enabled for a project.
- Safe by design. If a logo or website link isn't a valid, secure URL, it's simply skipped rather than shown broken.
- Pairs with embedding. Once it's on, grab your embed snippet the usual way — see [Embed a map on your website](embed-a-map-on-your-website) — and the branded version is what your visitors get.
Tip: White-label is the finishing touch on a client-facing portal or listing. If you're weighing it, ask us for a quick branded preview of one of your own projects so you can see it on your logo and colors first.
Related guides
Embed a live map on your own website
Copy a ready-made snippet and drop your interactive 2D map straight into any web page, listing, or portal.
Share a project with someone else
Hand off a map to a teammate, lender, or contractor — with a quick view link, a QR code, or a named share link that you can turn off later.
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