Can I manage multiple brands
Yes, on the Agency plan. Open Multi-Brand in the sidebar to create up to 3 brand profiles, each with its own logo, color set, widget script, and report them…
Yes, on the Agency plan. Open Multi-Brand in the sidebar to create up to 3 brand profiles, each with its own logo, color set, widget script, and report theme. Leads stay scoped to the brand that captured them.
What each brand profile is
A brand profile is a self-contained white-label identity. It has 1 logo, 2 colors, 1 Calendly URL, 1 widget embed snippet, and its own report theme. When a visitor submits the widget under brand A, the lead lands tagged for brand A. The outreach drafts use brand A voice. The public report uses brand A colors. Switching context in the sidebar swaps every prospect-facing surface in one click.
Think of it like running 2 storefronts off 1 inventory system. Same backend, different front doors.
How LemAudit keeps brands separate
Each brand is 1 row in the brand_profiles table tied to your agency_id. The brand-config edge function looks up the brand from the embed URL on every widget load, so 2 different scripts on 2 different sites never cross-pollinate. The pipeline view gains a brand filter when a second profile is created, and the Dashboard splits its tiles per brand.
For full domain isolation, point a CNAME at our edge per brand. The widget script then loads from reports.brandb.com instead of widget.lemaudit.com — see white-label widget setup.
Worked example
A holding company runs 3 niche agencies: dental, legal, and home-services. Each has its own logo and palette. They created 3 brand profiles on day 1 and embedded each widget on the matching niche site. Within 4 weeks they captured 31 / 24 / 19 leads. All were visually correct. All routed to the right inbox via webhooks.
When this isn't right
The 3-brand cap on the Agency plan is intentional; we do not currently support "100 reseller sub-brands". For true multi-tenant SaaS resale, contact support about an enterprise tier. If you only need to swap a logo per client (without separate widgets), use the standard logo panel and ship per-client public report links instead.