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eSIM Panel White-Label Storefront Launch (5-7 days)

A five to seven day delivery sprint that stands up a branded eSIM storefront on eSIM Panel, wires Stripe and provider API keys, and hands the client a live store selling connectivity under their own domain. Time: 5-7 days.

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eSIM Panel White-Label Storefront Launch (5-7 days)

A five to seven day delivery sprint that stands up a branded eSIM storefront on eSIM Panel, wires Stripe and provider API keys, and hands the client a live store selling connectivity under their own domain.

Prerequisites
  • Client domain with DNS access so the custom domain can point at the eSIM Panel storefront
  • Stripe account in the client's legal entity name, verified for card payouts before launch day
  • API credentials from at least one provider, either Airalo or eSIM Access, issued to the client's account
  • Brand asset pack: logo files, hex color codes, and the product names the client wants shown to buyers
  • A signed scope that fixes the monthly eSIM sales ceiling the client is paying for
Execution Timeline
  • 1.Purchase the eSIM Panel tier that matches the client's forecast sales volume, since the entry tier caps at 200 monthly eSIM sales
  • 2.Register the client's custom domain inside the eSIM Panel admin and confirm DNS propagation
  • 3.Upload logo and color values so the storefront carries no vendor branding
  • 1.Connect the client's Stripe account to eSIM Panel and run a live test charge to confirm payouts route correctly
  • 2.Add Airalo API keys in the provider section of the dashboard
  • 3.Add eSIM Access API keys as the second connected provider
  • 1.Set region-based pricing per destination and apply the client's profit margin on top of provider cost
  • 2.Build the product catalog so each country or regional bundle appears with the client's own naming
  • 3.Run a test purchase end to end and confirm the QR code arrives instantly in the buyer's inbox
  • 1.Configure the built-in rewards and discount tools so repeat buyers get an incentive to return
  • 2.Set up customer account views so buyers can retrieve a previously issued eSIM without emailing support
  • 3.Draft the client-facing support script covering QR delivery failures and device compatibility questions
  • 1.Walk the client through the admin dashboard: sales tracking, revenue totals, and customer data
  • 2.Reconcile the first test transactions against Stripe to prove the margin math holds
  • 3.Publish the storefront and place a real low-value order as the final acceptance test
  • 1.Hand over a one-page runbook covering provider key rotation and what to do when a provider raises rates
  • 2.Agree the monthly reporting cadence and the sales ceiling that triggers a tier upgrade
Vendor cost runs $99/month on Starter (200 monthly eSIM sales, 3 connected providers), $199/month on Growth (750 sales), or $399/month on Scale (2,500 sales); the client pays this directly, and the agency fee sits on top.5-7 days
ROI Logic

The client carries the eSIM Panel subscription, so the agency's margin comes from the build fee plus a monthly retainer rather than from reselling the platform itself. On a Starter-tier client at $99/month vendor cost, a $590/month agency retainer leaves roughly $491/month of gross margin against about 2 hours of ongoing work, and the margin widens as the client climbs to Growth at $199/month or Scale at $399/month because the sales ceiling rises faster than the support load.

Deliverables
  • Live white-label eSIM storefront on the client's custom domain with Stripe checkout and instant QR delivery
  • Provider connection sheet listing which API keys are active in eSIM Panel and the region pricing applied to each
  • Margin model showing provider cost, client sell price, and profit per destination bundle
  • Admin dashboard walkthrough recording covering sales tracking, customer accounts, and rewards configuration
  • Operations runbook for provider key rotation, tier upgrade triggers, and QR delivery troubleshooting
Definition of Done

A real customer can buy an eSIM on the client's own domain, pay through the client's Stripe account, and receive a working QR code without any agency staff touching the order.

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