Run Your Discord Giveaways Under Your Own Brand

Your members enter giveaways on pages styled like your community, with your colors, your logo, and your name. From the Discord announcement to the entry page, the whole flow carries your brand.

White-label branding restyles every giveaway entry page your Discord members see. Pick one of six curated themes or set your exact hex colors. Every giveaway on your server then wears that look, on entry pages, share-link landings, and website embeds.

Your logo and brand name sit at the top of every entry page, where members look first, and a separate toggle removes the "Powered by ScopliDrop" line from both the entry pages and the announcement embeds the bot posts in Discord.

You set branding once for the whole server. Save a change and every entry page wears it on its next load, within a minute at most. While you edit, the dashboard previews the full entry flow live, on any plan, so you see your brand on the portal first.

Restyle the Entry Page Yourself

Pick a theme, type your name, and watch the entry flow change. This is the product, on sample data.

These are the same controls and the same live preview you get in the dashboard's Branding tab, running on sample data. Nothing here saves.

Theme

Pick a curated theme or build your own. Applies live to every active giveaway portal.

Brand name

Shown at the top of the entry flow. In the dashboard you can pair it with your logo.

Remove ScopliDrop branding

Hide "Powered by ScopliDrop" and promo elements from Discord embeds and the entry portal.

Applies to giveaways created or launched after the change. Running giveaways keep the setting they were created with.

Swipe or use the step pills on the preview to walk the full entry flow in your colors, from the share-link landing to the success screen.

How White-Label Branding Works

From a theme choice in the dashboard to every entry page wearing your colors

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    Pick your theme in the Branding tab

    Six curated themes cover the common moods, from the deep blue of Midnight to the warm dark of Amber. Each one is pre-checked so text stays readable on it. Or switch to custom and set your exact accent and background colors by hex. Custom colors run through the contrast guardrails you can try in the demo above, which catch a background too light for white text or an accent that disappears into it. The editor and its live preview are open on every plan, so you can style the portal in your brand before you decide. Applying it to your live pages is the Enterprise step.

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    Add your logo and brand name

    Your logo and brand name sit at the top of the entry flow, where members look first, with the name rendered as the wordmark beside the logo. The name also stands in on its own if you skip the logo, so a text-only brand works too.

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    Remove the "Powered by ScopliDrop" line

    The entry pages and the announcement embed the bot posts in your Discord channel both close with a "Powered by ScopliDrop" line. The remove-branding toggle drops it from the entry pages and switches the embed footer to just the giveaway ID. Each giveaway takes the setting at launch, so it covers everything you start from then on, including scheduled giveaways launching on their own.

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    Save, and every entry page follows

    You set branding once for the whole server. Save a change and every entry page wears it on its next load, within a minute at most. Share-link landing pages, website embeds, and the in-server entry flow all render the same look, and your weekly report cards can carry the server logo too. That covers every page your members open. The bot's own name and avatar come from custom bot profiles and the bring-your-own-bot option, and the two together put your brand on the whole experience.

What Hosts Brand With It

Three setups where the look is part of the campaign

Match your team colors exactly

An esports org runs recruitment giveaways in its jersey colors. Custom mode takes the exact hex values from the brand book, the logo sits where members expect a crest, and the entry page looks like the org's own site.

Run every client under their own brand

Branding is set per server, so an agency managing giveaways for several communities gives each client server its own theme, logo, and name from one dashboard. Every member sees their own community from the announcement to the entry page, and granular role permissions decide which team members may touch which server's branding.

The Entry Page Is Where Trust Is Won

Members decide in a second whether an entry page belongs to a community they trust

The moment of doubt in every giveaway is the click out of Discord. Members land on an entry page and decide in a second whether it belongs to the community they trust or to some tool they have never heard of. When that page carries your colors, your logo, and your name, the answer is immediate.

It also keeps the credit where it belongs. You spent the money on the prize and built the audience the giveaway rewards. The experience your members remember should look like your community did it, end to end.

For agencies and larger brands, this turns a tool you use into part of what you offer clients. Each server gets its own branding, so every client's members see their community's look, managed from one dashboard.

Combine It With

The features that share the branded surface

White-Label Questions

Which plan carries it, where the branding shows, and what happens when plans change

Related Features

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Every Giveaway Page, Your Brand

Six themes, custom colors, your logo and name, and a clean Discord embed. Preview it on any plan.