You have the clients and the relationships. We build and run the AI services behind them — starting with the phone stack that answers their calls at two in the morning, with web chat and model access to follow on the same account. Put your name on it, charge what it's worth, and keep the difference.
Most AI platforms are made for the business that owns the phone line. This one is made for the person selling to them.
Summary emails, texts and transcripts carry your logo, your colours and your reply-to address. No "powered by" line, no our-name-in-the-footer. Your client never learns we exist.
Every bit of usage is tagged to a client, an agent and a service, so "what did Harrison & Co use last month" is two clicks — or one API call your invoicing script makes on the first of the month.
Voice costs you 10p a minute today, and every service that follows bills from the same balance. What you charge is between you and your client — per minute, per month, or bundled into a retainer they already pay.
Configure an agent in minutes and have it ring the prospect's mobile while you're sat in front of them. Nothing sells this like hearing it answer.
Set a daily ceiling per agent. One client's number getting hammered can never drain the credit you're holding for everyone else.
A full API with scoped keys and per-key spend caps, plus docs written for coding agents — point yours at our llms.txt and let it wire up your CRM.
The pattern we see working, start to finish.
Build the prospect's agent from their website in ten minutes. Have it call their mobile on the spot. The conversation stops being about AI and starts being about their missed calls.
Clients hate metered bills. A flat monthly fee that comfortably covers their usage is easier to sell, easier to renew, and better for you.
The tenth client costs no more effort than the first — and when a new service lands, it's an upsell to a book you already have, not a new platform to learn or another supplier to onboard.
Plenty of people arrive here after a white-label tool changed its pricing, got acquired, or quietly put its own brand in front of their clients.
Published rates are on the pricing page, in public, and rate changes apply to future usage only — never retroactively to calls you've already billed your clients for. Negotiated rates are honoured as agreed.
No contract and no notice period. Your data comes out through the API, numbers we allocated can be ported away, and unspent credit stays yours.
No. Resellers are the business — competing with you would end it. Your clients aren't our leads and we never contact them.
No — voice is simply the service that's live and hardened today. Web chat sharing the same agent brain is next, then model access for the technical end of your book. Everything runs on one account, one balance and the same white-label rules, so adding a service to a client is a decision rather than a migration.