The world of e‑reading has expanded exponentially over the past decade, and publishers are constantly seeking ways to deliver content seamlessly to their readers. White‑label e‑reader apps provide a flexible, branded experience that meets the unique needs of various publishers.

Publish360 (Eden Interactive)

Publish360 offers a robust white‑label solution covering e‑books, audiobooks, videos and even courses. Built with Readium LCP DRM to protect intellectual property, it allows direct selling through in‑app, web or subscription models, and includes user‑engagement tools such as push notifications, sample chapters and community‑building features. Its no‑commitment guarantee lets you see a demo of your custom‑branded app before any payment is made.

Kobo

Kobo provides a feature‑rich white‑label offering that supports ePub, PDF and MOBI formats. It includes DRM protection and reader‑engagement tools like annotations and bookmarks, making it suitable for publishers seeking a comprehensive reading platform.

OverDrive

OverDrive, known for its library‑lending services, also supplies a white‑label e‑reader solution with customisable interfaces and strong DRM. It supports multiple formats and is particularly attractive to institutions that need library management features.

Bluefire Reader

Bluefire Reader is recognised for its Adobe DRM support. Its white‑label version delivers a clean reading experience with ePub and PDF support, alongside essential features such as annotations and bookmarks.

Aldiko

Aldiko is highly customisable and noted for excellent offline reading capabilities. It supports ePub and PDF formats and provides robust library management options, making it popular among publishers who need a tailored experience.

BookFusion

BookFusion offers seamless cloud syncing across devices and supports a variety of file formats. It focuses on delivering a smooth reading experience and is suited to publishers who prioritise cross‑device access.

PocketBook

PocketBook’s white‑label solution handles a wide range of formats (ePub, PDF, MOBI) and includes customisable reading modes and comprehensive annotation tools. It’s ideal for publishers wanting versatility in file support.

Scribd

Best known for its subscription service, Scribd’s white‑label offering is aimed at publishers interested in subscription‑based distribution. It provides analytics to help understand reader behaviour and supports multiple formats.

LucidReader

LucidReader boasts an easy‑to‑navigate interface with extensive customisation options. It supports ePub and PDF formats and provides useful tools such as annotations, bookmarks and highlights.

Aquafadas

Aquafadas specialises in interactive and multimedia content. It supports enhanced e‑books with rich media elements, making it suitable for publishers who want to deliver a multimedia reading experience.

GoodReader

GoodReader is versatile, supporting ePub, PDF, TXT and more. Its white‑label version offers a broad suite of personalisation tools, enabling publishers to craft a unique reading environment.

Choosing the right white‑label eReader app depends on your specific goals. If you need an all‑in‑one solution that covers e‑books, audiobooks and interactive content, Publish360 is a compelling choice. For more targeted needs—such as library management, offline reading or multimedia support—other platforms like Kobo, OverDrive, Aquafadas or Bluefire may be better suited. By assessing your priorities and understanding the strengths of each provider, you can select the white‑label app that best aligns with your publishing strategy.