You can use HeySummit to organise and manage events for clients, subject to your plan's attendee limits and the permission rules below. Removing HeySummit branding does not give you the right to resell the platform or present it as your own software.
What does white labelling mean?
White labelling means removing HeySummit branding from your event site and emails, specifically the “Powered by HeySummit” tags in the footer, where your plan permits it. Some references to HeySummit, such as in the terms and conditions, remain visible.
Can I use my account for client events?
Plans with attendee limits: you can organise and manage events for clients without separate permission from HeySummit. Attendees registered for those events count towards your account's attendee allowance and are subject to your plan's applicable limits and charges.
Plans with unlimited attendees: you must get HeySummit's permission before organising or managing events for clients. Contact HeySummit support before you start so we can agree the permitted use of your account.
Unlimited events: having unlimited events alone does not mean you need permission to run client events. The distinction is whether your plan includes unlimited attendees.
See HeySummit's Fair Usage Policy for Unlimited Plans for the full guidance.
What does this permission cover?
Permission to manage client events allows you to provide event management services. It does not allow you to resell or sublicense HeySummit, claim to own the platform, or present it as your own software. Removing HeySummit branding does not change these restrictions. If you refer to the platform in contracts, proposals or marketing materials, make clear that you use HeySummit to power the events.