What White Label is
White Label is our arrangement for other IT companies who need Linux expertise their in-house team doesn't have. You're an MSP or a broader IT firm with a strong client relationship. Your client has Linux servers, containers, or hosting infrastructure that needs someone who really knows the stack. That's us.
Under this arrangement, CP engineers work as part of your delivery team on Linux-specific work. You define scope with your client. You handle the client relationship. We do the engineering. Depending on how you want to present it, we can be visible, invisible, or somewhere in between. That's a decision you make per engagement.
We specialize in Linux. It's what we do all day, every day. When your clients need Linux expertise, you can either hire senior Linux engineers directly, which is expensive and hard to retain, or bring us in behind you. We stay in our lane. We don't market to your clients. We don't try to expand scope beyond what you agree. Your relationship stays yours.
Who it's for
How visibility works
Every white label engagement is different. Some partners want us invisible. Others want us named. Some want a mix. Which mode fits depends on the specific engagement, what your client expects, and how you want to position the work.
Invisible
You're the only brand your client sees. Communication routes through your systems. Deliverables go out under your name. Our engineers work as part of your team.
Named subcontractor
CP is disclosed as your Linux specialist partner when it makes sense. Some end clients want to know who's doing the work, especially for compliance or audit trail reasons.
Co-branded
Both brands present with the end client. Explicit partnership. Useful when you want to signal specialization, or when your client specifically asked for deep Linux expertise as part of the value.
What we can white-label
The short answer: whatever your clients need on Linux. The specific services partners most often resell are the ones we already deliver directly to end clients.
On-demand Linux engineering for the ad-hoc work, projects, and troubleshooting your clients need. Draws from a shared or per-client block of hours.
Read about TLC Reactive Flex TimeOngoing Linux server management for your clients: monitoring, patching, backups, and the operational surface that keeps things running.
Read about TLC ProactiveProactive management for your clients' production clusters: upgrades, node operations, observability, and workload troubleshooting.
Read about Cluster ManagementAround-the-clock emergency response with a 1-hour SLA on critical issues. Layers on top of Proactive coverage.
Read about NOC AccessWondering about references?
White label engagements are, by design, confidential. That means we don't publish case studies for this line of work. If you want to talk to other partners as part of your due diligence, we can arrange references privately during the conversation.
Explore our other engagements.
There are a few different ways to work with us. Here are the other engagements you can explore.
Continuous, scheduled care of your Linux: monitoring, patching, backups, and maintenance across Basic, Standard, and High-Security tiers.
Read about TLC Proactive On-demand · block of hours TLC Reactive Flex TimePre-purchase senior Linux hours and draw from them for projects, troubleshooting, migrations, or emergencies.
Read about TLC Reactive Flex Time One-time · flat fee Get Me Out Of TroubleFast, best-effort help for an urgent one-off problem at a fixed price, with no ongoing commitment.
Read about GMOOT Add-on · 24×7 24×7 NOC AccessRound-the-clock emergency response with a 1-hour SLA on critical issues. Layers on top of Proactive and Reactive coverage.
Read about NOC Access Ongoing · clusters Cluster ManagementProactive management of your container platform clusters: upgrades, node ops, observability, and incident response.
Read about Cluster Management Add-on · recovery DR ManagementTurns the backups in your proactive scope into a documented, validated recovery: runbook, agreed targets, backup validation, and readiness reporting.
Read about DR ManagementInterested in a partnership?
A 30-minute call is enough to figure out if this is a fit. We'll talk through the kinds of Linux work your clients need, what services we could bring to your team, and how visibility would work for your book of business.