Virtualizor branding lets your VPS customers see your company in the control panel instead of a generic interface. A branded panel on your own hostname builds trust and helps customers recognise genuine emails and logins.
Before you start
- Virtualizor admin access.
- Your logo as a transparent PNG or SVG, sized for a header.
- A hostname such as
vps.example.compointing to the master server. - Check your licence terms for what branding changes are allowed.
Set company name and logo
- In the admin panel open Configuration → Master Settings (and the theme or appearance settings in your version).
- Set the Site Name or company name shown in titles and emails.
- Upload or enter the URL of your logo for the end-user and admin panels, plus a favicon if offered.
- Save and open the end-user login page in a private window to check.
Tip: Use the same logo and colours as your WHMCS client area so customers moving between the two see one brand.
Use your own hostname and SSL
- Create a DNS A record for
vps.example.compointing to the master's IP. - Install a valid certificate for that hostname on the panel, following the Virtualizor documentation for your version (Let's Encrypt is commonly used).
- Give customers the URL
https://vps.example.com:4083(the default end-user HTTPS port), or a URL you have set up to forward to it. - Update the hostname in the WHMCS server entry so single sign-on uses it.
Branded emails
Set the From address and SMTP to your domain and rewrite templates in your own words (email and SMTP settings).
Check afterwards
- Login page, dashboard and emails show your name and logo.
- The browser shows a valid padlock.
- WHMCS single sign-on still opens the panel.
Troubleshooting
- Old logo appears: clear browser cache.
- Certificate warning: the certificate does not match the hostname, or the panel still uses its self-signed certificate.
- SSO breaks after hostname change: update the hostname in WHMCS server settings.
Frequently asked questions
Can I change the panel colours?
Theme options vary by version; custom themes should be kept small so updates do not break them.
Can resellers have their own branding?
Check the reseller options in your version; otherwise branding is panel-wide.
Do I need a separate IP for the panel?
No, the master's IP with a hostname is enough.
