White Label Messaging App - Encrypted Chat, Voice & Video Calls, Groups & Stories

A white label messaging app is a finished messaging platform you publish under your own name and run on your own servers. In the Miracuves White Label Messaging App, people register with their phone number and a one-time code, then find their contacts and open private or group chats with photos, video, voice notes, documents, location and contacts. Voice and video calls, 24-hour stories, polls, reactions, typing indicators and read receipts are all included. You run it from an operator console that offers fifteen dashboard metrics and moderation queues. It is delivered as iPhone, Android and browser apps plus the console, in sixteen languages.

A hosted chat SDK or SaaS messenger bills per monthly active user or per message, keeps the conversations on its own infrastructure and can change its terms or pricing whenever it likes. With the Miracuves White Label Messaging App you receive the complete source code, the database sits on your servers, and there is no per-user, per-message or per-minute charge. If you stop working with Miracuves, nothing switches off.

Everything your users see: the app name, icon and splash screen, the store listings in your own Apple and Google developer accounts, logos, primary and secondary colors, favicon, banner, copyright line, privacy and terms links, sign-in methods and the language set. Most of it is a form in the operator console, and no Miracuves name appears anywhere in the product. Deeper visual changes, for example new screens or a navigation redesign, are code work that Miracuves quotes as customization.

Sixteen translated locales are included: Chinese, Turkish, Swedish, Russian, Portuguese, Polish, Japanese, Italian, Hungarian, French, Spanish, English, Greek, German, Danish and Arabic, with proper right-to-left layouts. You enable the locales you need, choose a default and edit any wording in the console. Because the apps load their wording from the server, a seventeenth language can be added, or a phrase changed, with no app-store resubmission.

Users can block one another, and the block applies to messages and calls straight away. They can also file a report against an individual or a group, choosing from reasons you write. Every report reaches the operator console carrying the reporter, account, reason and conversation. Operators are able to block an individual user or a full group, and reports marked as reviewed keep two moderators from handling the same case. A sensitive chat can also be locked behind its own password. How you moderate and who staffs the queue are decisions that stay with you.

Yes. One account keeps several live connections open simultaneously, and every message goes to all of them. Read a message on the laptop and the phone updates, instead of showing it unread all day. This comes from the real-time architecture itself and is not a sync trick, so messages, typing indicators and incoming calls all behave the same way.

Yes. Messages are encrypted on the device that sends them and decrypted on the device that receives them, which makes everything crossing the network or stored in your database ciphertext. Call media is protected by the WebRTC stack's built-in encryption. Combined with self-hosting, conversations cannot be read on the wire or on disk, on infrastructure under your control. Encryption is configured during delivery and does not cost extra. Outside the base build sits the operational layer for keys - restoring encrypted backups onto a new device, plus recovery after a phone is lost - which is handled as a separately scoped add-on.

No. Calls connect directly between the two devices over WebRTC, so on a direct connection the audio and video never touch your servers and no calling vendor meters them. A relay server picks up the smaller share of calls where a restrictive network cuts off the direct route; that relay is the only part of the calling setup with a running cost.

Yes. The whole white label messaging app is self-hosted: the Node.js API, the MySQL database, media storage and the call relay all run on infrastructure you choose, in the jurisdiction you choose, behind your own network controls. That is why public bodies and regulated enterprises can use it where a foreign consumer app is not allowed. The legal duties of running a messaging service in that country, such as data retention and lawful-access rules, stay with you as the operator.

Payments are excluded from the base build on purpose. Messaging functions fine without them, and the best provider varies by market, Paid tiers or transfers therefore come as an integration that Miracuves scopes and quotes on its own. For capacity, a single modest server can run a launch community. Connection state is held in the database, so growing means adding a load balancer plus a real-time adapter, while the database side relies on object storage for media, read replicas and the usual indexes. Miracuves works out the size of the first deployment together with you, and writes down which measurement calls for which step.

Your white label messaging app from Miracuves costs $3,099 for a single payment. That price includes all four surfaces, the complete source code, sixteen languages, the documentation set and deployment on your infrastructure, with no license fee or revenue share. Standard delivery takes six working days from the point your infrastructure is up and your third-party accounts are set. Timing in practice depends on a Google Play account and an SMS provider approved in your country, your brand assets and App Store review. Custom work gets its own scope and quote.

Yes. You receive the Node.js API and the Flutter mobile app, along with the operator console and the browser client, with no license conditions attached. Change it, rebrand it, host it anywhere, hand it to another team, or deploy it again and again for your own clients. Miracuves takes nothing from what you earn, and the platform is built on ordinary Node and Flutter so nobody depends on us after handover.

Miracuves has completed 9,000+ projects across 6,000+ clients since 2010 and offers 90+ ready-made solutions. This white label messaging app includes items that other messaging builds often quote after launch: voice and video calling without a per-minute vendor, moderation queues using your own report reasons, end-to-end encrypted messaging and sixteen translated languages. It brings four surfaces on one API and complete source code free of license conditions or revenue share. Delivery takes six working days. Support covers priority bug fixes for 6 months, product evolution for 12 months, and 60 days of platform guidance.

Mostly not directly. For most operators the return is control and retention: the community, the data and the rules are theirs, and no platform policy change can take members away. Direct revenue, where it exists, usually comes from selling deployments on to your own clients, from charging for community access, or from using the messenger to hold on to the customers of a business you already run. In addition, advertising can work, but it needs real scale first.

Hosting and your third-party accounts, and little else. A server, a MySQL database, media storage, and whatever your SMS provider charges for sign-up codes, which is the one cost that rises as users are added, and the reason email sign-in suits internal rollouts. Calls are not metered, because they connect device to device rather than through your servers.