How would pricing and support change under a full white-label arrangement?

Pricing and support shift because you’re removing visible attribution and taking front-end responsibilities. A full white-label deal often includes branding control, client-facing account management, and tailored service levels or SLAs. The heavy lifting behind the scenes—owning the fulfilment and knowledge structure—remains with Own The Conversation. Since terms are negotiated privately, expect to agree on scope, volume, data handling and ownership of outputs. It’s wise to document a short scope, an SLA, and clear branding guidelines before finalising an arrangement so both sides know what to expect. In short: white-label typically changes who presents the offering and who manages the client relationship, and it usually comes with different pricing and support commitments tied to those changes.