Need white label social networking platform

**elitedomains** · 08-21-2007, 04:10 AM

Hi- I am in pre-production on a myspace/youtube site - yeah I know... me too! But in reality I had the idea for it 10 years ago and knew it would be the future but did not have 200K to pay a team of coders so I am kind of coming late to the party. Good news is, now due to myspace's and youtube's success theres a lot of off the shelf stuff around and I am looking for a platform to use.

Please dont tell me to google the keywords: myspace clone... because I have been heavilly researching this for a long, long time and handshakes, alstrasoft etc suck bad from what I hear.

I am looking for something more upscale than that- possibly a white label solution. Just wondering if anyone knew of anything that would not cost me too much. Maybe $1,000 to start with some kind of rev-share situation. Would have to have the networking capabilities of myspace with the video capabilities of youtube so kind of a tall order for that much I know but if anyone has any ideas I would appreciate it.

Thanks-

**Zorro** · 08-21-2007, 04:47 AM

Try these:

www.leveragesoftware.com

www.ning.com (free to start)

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**richrf** · 09-29-2007, 07:44 AM

Originally Posted by Zorro

Try these:

www.leveragesoftware.com

www.ning.com (free to start)

Hi,

Has anyone used either of these platforms? If so, how do they compare? Thanks.

Rich

**Ms Grace** · 10-04-2007, 05:03 AM

there is always Dolphin 6.0

This comes very close to what you are looking for and you can always hire someone to customize this free script to your exact needs.

**IndustryDomains** · 10-14-2007, 08:45 PM

have you looked at ning.com?

**myst woman** · 10-15-2007, 03:20 AM

I have used ning. It does support youtube video. Good containers and the social networking is already there AND open to current networks.

my exploratory site is at

http://www.Cinepals.com

**Validweb** · 10-15-2007, 03:39 AM

We've used phpizabi with good results.

The bad news is that the respective owners of phpizabi.com and phpizabi.net have fallen out and are more or less at war with each other. jeff at phpizabi.com is very reliable.

this conflict is unsettling of course, but it indicates that the software is popular and successful.

Also, there is a polish firm which designed wayn.com, you might want to contact them if you have a large budget, I don't have their details at the moment.

**PRED** · 12-03-2007, 07:29 AM

Originally Posted by Ms Grace

there is always Dolphin 6.0

This comes very close to what you are looking for and you can always hire someone to customize this free script to your exact needs.

I like the look of this.
Has anyone tried it.
I mentioned it to my mate who's gonna develop a site for me and he says its not great.
Interested to hear anyone elses experience?

also, was the buying process, installing etc, easy?

Look forward to hearing some reviews and/oer about any other social networking style sites.

**elitedomains** · 12-08-2007, 04:02 AM

Thanks for all your responses guys (and girl)

I have not tried Ning, but the problem with them is that you are just another site in thier network so there is no uniqueness factor. I tried Dolphin a while ago and it was fraught with bugs although I think maybe there is a new version out. Same with PHPizabi- lots of bugs... although, for a free platform those are probably 2 of the better ones if anyone wanted a firsthand user experience opinion of them.

Thanks for all your responses guys (and girl)

I have not tried Ning, but the problem with them is that you are just another site in thier network so there is no uniqueness factor. I tried Dolphin a while ago and it was fraught with bugs although I think maybe there is a new version out. Same with PHPizabi- lots of bugs... although, for a free platform those are probably 2 of the better ones if anyone wanted a firsthand user experience opinion of them.