Ignition white-label alternative for what happens after the proposal

Ignition lets firms present branded proposals and engagement terms, and its pricing page indicates that sending proposals from the firm’s own domain is available on a higher plan. The product then handles payment collection and billing tied to those engagements.

That is a focused and useful job. Clear, branded proposals help firms price consistently and get paid on time, and Ignition is well suited to firms that want to tighten the path from quote to cash. It is not meant to hold the client’s books.

Once a client signs, bookkeeping begins, and that is where HelloBooks comes in. Under the White-Label License, clients sign in to accounting software carrying your app name, logo, colors, sign-in page and document templates, and do their categorization, reconciliation, invoicing, bills and reporting there.

Your address starts on a hellobooks.ai subdomain the day you are licensed; a custom domain and email from your firm’s domain follow at full launch. A single console shows every client’s close status, and unlimited staff are covered by the flat monthly license.

Ignition and HelloBooks sit at different points in the client lifecycle. A firm can win and bill the engagement through branded proposals, then deliver the monthly bookkeeping inside a branded ledger, so the client sees one firm identity from first quote to monthly report.

On HelloBooks, each client is on a published plan and the firm gets a discount on every plan, which makes it simple to include software in the fee you propose. The firm owns and can export the data. Founding firms are being accepted now.

One flat license covers your brand, unlimited staff and the firm console. Your clients stay on published HelloBooks plans, and your firm gets 20% off each one. Founding firms go live first on a firm subdomain; your own domain and email from your domain follow at full launch.