Own the brand.
Skip the build.
Building a dialer that survives real call volume takes years — telephony, sync, WhatsApp approval, Play policy, 40 languages. It already exists. Put your name on it and start selling this month.
Why resellers move to their own brand
Three things that quietly cap what a reseller can earn. Open a row to see the real cost.
Pain Your customers keep asking for a calling app Fix Answer with your own product. Same customer, same conversation, but the app has your name on it.
What it costs · You send them to someone else, that supplier owns the relationship, and the renewal never comes back to you.
Pain Every product you sell is somebody else’s Fix A branded app puts your name on their home screen and in front of them every working day.
What it costs · You spend years building trust, and the brand your customer remembers is the vendor’s, not yours.
Pain Software has no recurring revenue for you Fix Per-user subscriptions renew monthly or yearly, at a price you set, for as long as they use it.
What it costs · One-off sales and implementation fees end. The month after a good month starts at zero again.
Build your brand, right here
Type a name and pick a colour. This is what your app would look like on the store and on a phone.
What could this earn you?
Move the sliders. These are your numbers at your price — what you pay for the platform is agreed separately with whoever supplies it.
An illustration, not a promise. Currency is whatever you sell in.
A product, not a licence key
Your package, your listing
A separate Android package id published on your own Play Console account. Not a sub-account, not a shared app with a swapped logo.
Your identity everywhere
App name, icon, splash, accent colour, support contact and the sign-up screen all carry your brand.
Your pricing, your customer
You decide what to charge and you hold the billing relationship. Your customers stay yours.
Every feature, day one
Auto dialer, CRM, WhatsApp API, team reports, cloud backup. Nothing is held back for a higher tier.
Updates for free
When the platform ships a feature, your build gets it in the next release. No re-integration work.
40 languages included
The whole app is already translated, so you can sell well outside your own city from day one.
Built for people who already have customers
Software resellers
Add a calling product to a catalogue you already sell.
WhatsApp API providers
Give your API customers the dialer that consumes it.
Agencies & IT partners
Sell your clients a branded tool instead of someone else’s subscription.
Industry specialists
Own the dialer for your niche — real estate, education, clinics, finance.
Three things to hand over
A name
What the app is called on the Play Store and on the home screen.
A logo
Used for the icon, the splash screen and inside the app.
A colour
One accent colour. Every button and highlight follows it.
The things partners actually ask
Do my customers ever see another brand?
No. The app carries your brand end to end — package name, Play listing, icon, in-app name and support contact. The platform underneath is invisible to them.
Who owns the Play Store listing?
You do. It is published from your own Play Console account, so the listing, the reviews and the installs belong to you permanently.
What is needed to start?
Three things: the app name, a logo, and one accent colour. If you already have a Play Console account the app can be published immediately; if not, you will be walked through creating one.
How long does the first build take?
Days, not months. The platform is finished and live — a new brand is a configuration on top of it, not new development.
Can I set my own prices?
Yes. You buy the platform at partner rates and sell at whatever price your market supports. The margin is yours.
What happens when the platform updates?
Every brand builds from the same codebase, so new features and fixes reach your app in the next release with no work from you.
Your brand could be live this month
Hand over the name, the logo and one colour, and a signed build comes back for your Play Console.
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