Brand retrieval from email or domain
Send a work email or company domain to the Brand API to resolve a customer’s company identity during signup or account setup.
Hermai Brand API helps B2B SaaS products apply a customer’s identity during signup. A single API request can return the company name, description, logo, source evidence, and an accessible application theme from a work email or company domain.
Hermai Brand API is a white-labeling and onboarding API for B2B SaaS products. A work email or company domain can be used to retrieve a customer’s company identity and an application theme that the SaaS product can apply to its own interface.
The response can include the company name, description, logo delivery, source evidence, and theme colors. The documented example returns brand fields with source URLs and signals, plus colors for actions, text on actions, tints, and focus states. Applications decide which supported surfaces to brand.
The API is intended for signup and account-provisioning flows. It can recognize a customer without asking them to upload a logo or configure branding manually, and the returned description can prefill editable profile fields. Hermai’s documented flow reads the email domain rather than retaining the mailbox name.
Branding is bounded by application guardrails: customer identity can shape selected interface surfaces, while status meaning, semantic colors, body text, code, API keys, layout, type, and behavior remain fixed. Returned colors are contrast checked, and a fallback can keep the product’s existing theme.
Send a work email or company domain to the Brand API to resolve a customer’s company identity during signup or account setup.
The documented response can provide a company name and description, with source evidence including the originating URL and detection signal for returned fields.
The response includes an application theme with colors such as action, on-action, tint, and focus values that a SaaS product can map to its own theme system.
The site specifies where customer branding belongs, including logos, company names, selected navigation, primary actions, focus states, and subtle context surfaces, while preserving semantic product meaning.
Colors are contrast checked before delivery, and a fallback is available so the application can retain its own theme when a customer theme is unavailable.
The `brand-preview` skill for Claude Code and Codex lets teams preview five branded versions of their own application before connecting the live API.
Call the API when a new customer registers, then use the returned identity and theme to make the first session reflect that customer instead of showing a generic trial experience.
Use the returned company description to prefill an editable customer profile field, reducing manual setup while leaving the customer in control of the final text.
Apply the customer logo, company name, selected colors, and approved interface surfaces to workspaces, portals, dashboards, or other account-level views.
Run the local preview skill from an application root to inspect how multiple real brand results appear across a dashboard before enabling production retrieval.
The documented request uses a work email, and the site also describes sending a company domain. In the email workflow, Hermai reads the domain portion; the mailbox name is stated not to be stored.
The documented response includes a company name, company description, source evidence, and an application theme with color values. The product page also describes logo delivery as part of the workflow.
The site recommends customer branding for identity and selected interface surfaces such as the logo, company name, primary actions, selected navigation, focus states, and one nonsemantic data series. Errors, warnings, destructive actions, semantic data colors, body text, code, API keys, layout, type, and behavior should retain product meaning.
The pricing page states that one completed brand profile costs one credit from the shared Hermai credit pool. Pending checks, unsuccessful results, and logo delivery are not billed. Public plans include Free, Starter, and Pro allowances; custom or private sources and enterprise requirements are handled through sales.
Yes. Hermai provides a `brand-preview` skill for Claude Code and Codex. The documented workflow runs it from the application root to preview branded versions before the live API is connected.
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mintlify.app
Mintlify’s home and pricing pages return a 404 deployment-not-found response, so the provided source does not support a verified product summary. Treat this record as a placeholder until accessible product pages are collected.
www.genspark.ai
Genspark is the brand associated with the provided Genspark Gencode URL. The accessible source was a security-verification page and did not provide enough reliable information to determine the product’s function, audience, features, or pricing.