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Branding settings keep everything your users see, from emails to hosted pages, recognizably yours.

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What you can set

  • Brand colors: a palette built around a primary color (entered as a hex value), used across the workspace’s branded surfaces.
  • Email theme: colors plus heading and body fonts applied in the email builder, so campaigns match your brand without per-email styling.
  • Default sender: the verified sender identity new campaigns start from. See Sender Verification.
  • Subdomain: a workspace subdomain for hosted pages. Availability is checked as you type, and it’s restricted to DNS-safe characters.

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Branding on transactional emails

Your logo and accent color don’t just style campaigns, they carry into the transactional emails the platform sends on your behalf: teammate invites, email verification, password resets, and double opt-in capture form confirmations. Each renders in a consistent, email-client-safe layout:
  • Your logo sits at the top of the card when one is set; without a logo, your workspace name stands in as text.
  • Your accent color drives the header rule and the call-to-action button. Only valid hex colors (#rgb or #rrggbb) are used; anything else falls back to the platform default.
  • Every one of these emails carries a “Powered by OnchainSuite” line in the footer, alongside your own “Sent by <your brand>”. “OnchainSuite” is a link to onchainsuite.com.
Double opt-in capture form confirmation emails use this same branded layout, your logo and accent, and are sent from your verified sender so they route on your own sending domain. The confirmation link opens a hosted confirmation page that carries the same branding. This keeps confirmations on the same rails, and the same look, as the rest of your mail.
Set the logo and accent once and every transactional surface inherits them, there’s nothing to configure per email.

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Recommendations

  • Match branding to the live product users already recognize.
  • Set the default sender and email theme once so every new campaign inherits them.
  • Keep naming consistent across sender identities and templates.
  • Review every visible brand element before your first production send.