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The program is white-label by design: your customers should see your business, not ours. These rules keep that clean in both directions.

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Your brand

Use whatever name, logo and colours you like, subject to two things:
  • Do not use our name, logo or branding as your own
  • Do not use anyone else’s trademarks, including those of the tools you resell
Naming your business something like “GFXToolz Pro”, “GFX Toolz India” or anything that reads as an official GFXToolz offering is not permitted. Pick a name that is genuinely yours.

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Describing your service

Fine

Presenting the platform as your own product.Describing yourself as an independent provider.Making your own claims about your own service, support and pricing.

Not permitted

Claiming to be GFXToolz, or an official branch, partner or authorised agent.Using our name to lend credibility to your offer.Implying we back promises you have made.
You do not need to disclose us to your customers — the whole point is that you do not have to. But you must not misrepresent the relationship if asked directly.

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The tools you resell

The tools on the platform belong to their own owners. You are reselling access, not the tools themselves.
  • Do not claim to own, or be affiliated with, the tools
  • Do not use tool trademarks or logos as your own branding
  • Referring to them factually — listing what your plans include — is fine
Be careful with marketing that implies an official relationship with a tool’s owner. That is their trademark, and complaints come to us as well as to you.

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Advertising claims

Whatever you promise, you must be able to honour:
“100% uptime” and “never goes down” are claims you cannot keep. See Support and downtime.
List what your plans actually include. Tool availability changes, and your marketing should not outrun it.
Fair usage applies to your customers too — see Acceptable use.
If your Refund Policy says 7 days, honour 7 days. Your published pages are what your customers will hold you to.

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If we appear on your panel

Your panel should contain no reference to GFXToolz anywhere your customers can see — interface, emails, page source or search results. This does not extend to the tools. Tool access runs through our shared proxy infrastructure, so a customer opening a tool may see a host such as sem.gfxtoolz.ai, ee1.gfxtoolz.com or api.gfxtoolz.ai in the address bar or in a network request. That is expected, acceptable, and outside what white-labelling can cover — see Where our domains can still appear.
If you ever spot our name leaking through, tell us. That is a bug on our side and we will fix it.