The white label option allows you to completely rename the Tickera plugin to anything that better fits your brand - perfect for agencies or developers who want to present the ticketing system under a different name.
All it takes is adding a single line to your website’s wp-config.php file.
For example, the following line will rename Tickera to Event Tickets:
define( 'TICKET_PLUGIN_TITLE', 'Event Tickets' );Once this line is added, everywhere the name “Tickera” appeared in the WordPress admin area will now display your chosen name instead. It’s a simple but powerful way to keep your branding consistent, especially on client websites or when integrating Tickera into a broader event management solution.
Editing the wp-config.php file is easy, but it’s also one of the most sensitive operations you can perform on a WordPress site. A single typo — such as a missing quote or semicolon — can make your site completely inaccessible until it’s fixed.
To avoid problems, follow these safety steps:
If the site fails to load afterward, revert to your backup copy - it’s usually just a small typo.
When you enable Tickera white label option, the Account and Add-ons menu items will be automatically hidden from the WordPress admin sidebar.
Because of that, it’s best to activate your Tickera license first, and only then add the white label line to your configuration file.
If you’ve already applied the white label and need to access your account or add-ons later, don’t worry - you can still reach them directly using the following URLs (just replace your-website-domain.com with your actual domain):