Create Your Own AI Brand Site
Want customers to open your website, see your brand, and then use AI? White label is just that: the platform provides ready-made AI products, you set up the brand, choose services, introduce products, and serve customers. No need to develop a website from scratch.
Screenshots should uniformly use the English interface, with main buttons accompanied by Chinese explanations; custom brand names and logos should remain unchanged.
Concept illustration, not a backend screenshot. You can open just one site, no need to do both together.
¶ First, Choose: Who Are Your Customers?
| What do your customers want to do | Which one to set up first | How customers use it |
|---|---|---|
| Write copy, create images, compose music and videos | Studio | Open the webpage, select tools, and create directly |
| Integrate AI into apps, websites, or workflows | API Platform | Read documentation, obtain their own API Key, and call the interface |
| Both types of customers | Both can be set up | Provide separate entrances, unify brand and customer service |
First, see what customers will actually use. The image below from Studio is from the official homepage on September 6, 2026; the subsequent white label configuration uses "Zhishu Cloud" as an example, not a requirement for you to copy the brand.
Customers can first select "what they want to do," then expand the tools; they don't need to know all models from the start. The specific entrances your sub-site displays depend on functionality and homepage configuration.
¶ Follow This Roadmap
No need to read it all at once. After selecting a product, follow that column; complete one section before moving on to the next.
| What you need to do now | Studio Route | API Platform Route |
|---|---|---|
| First, set up the site | Create Studio Subsite | Create API Site |
| Change to your own brand | Brand and Login | Brand and Homepage |
| Decide what to sell and how to price it | Features and Pricing | Services and Documentation |
| Go live with your own URL | Bind Studio Domain | Bind Page and API Domain |
| Start using it with customers | Customers select tools on the webpage | Customer Activation and First Call |
Both routes ultimately need to check: Customers and Revenue · Launch Check and Troubleshooting.
¶ Prepare These Items First
- Name and Introduction: For example, "Zhishu Cloud," a sentence that clearly states who you primarily serve.
- Two Brand Images: Logo for the page; Favicon is the small icon on the browser tab.
- Customer Service Entrance: Just having one way to contact someone is enough for now.
- Official Launch Materials: Your own domain, domain management permissions, terms of service, and privacy policy. The domain can be bound later; you can preview using the system-assigned URL first.
Start with a small number of services you are familiar with and can support; there's no need to open all features at the beginning.
¶ What Can Be Changed in White Label, and What It Can't Do for You?
You can set the site name, icon, directory, channel prices, and customer service; the platform is responsible for the underlying AI services. You still need to introduce products, answer questions, maintain content, and manage customer relationships.
It is not a buyout of a software suite, nor an independent user database: accounts, balances, and package usage share an identity system. Hidden entrances are for display control, not interface authorization; custom API domains are not independent gateways.
Markup does not mean all the difference goes to you. Final revenue depends on effective orders, referral relationships, and distribution rules. Specific examples are discussed in "Customers and Revenue," and you don't need to remember all the rules now.
You can get started: For general users, just open Create Studio Subsite; for developers, just open Create API Site.