Add a software business to the one you already run
License our AI agents under your own brand, price them yourself, and sell them to the customers who already trust you. You keep the revenue and the relationship. Nobody sees us.
One license. Your name on it. We stay invisible for as long as you sell it.
Whoever you sell to, it works the same way
Same license, same terms, three very different sales conversations. Take the one that sounds like your business.
I run an agency or a service business
Turn the clients you already have into revenue that repeats every month.
See how it worksI sell to creators and communities
Sell the thing that keeps members paying, to owners who already have them.
See how it worksI coach clients myself
Take on more clients without adding a single call to your week.
See how it worksYour customers are buying AI. Just not from you.
They trust you, they ask you what to use, and then they go and pay somebody else every month for it. That is revenue, retention, and authority walking out the door on your recommendation.
You get the credit, somebody else gets the billing
Every tool your customer buys elsewhere is a monthly line of revenue you could have owned, sitting behind a login screen with a stranger's logo on it.
Service income stops. Software income repeats.
You are only paid while you are working. A product keeps earning on the months you are not, which is the difference between a good year and a business worth something.
Building it yourself is a company, not a project
A product team, a roadmap, and years before the first dollar. That is the reason most people who should own software never do.
The same customers, worth considerably more
Nothing about who you sell to changes. What changes is what you are able to sell them, how often it pays, and how hard it becomes to leave you.
A product to sell this quarter
Not a roadmap, not a beta, not a maybe. Something you can put in front of a customer while the conversation is still warm.
Revenue that arrives whether or not you worked
The month you take off stops being the month you earn nothing. That is what turns what you do into something with a value beyond your own hours.
Customers who cannot casually leave
When the thing running their business has your name on it, switching stops being a pricing decision and starts being a migration.
A reason to be in the conversation again
Every past customer, every stalled lead, every quiet relationship becomes a reason to reach out with something new instead of following up on nothing.
Everything above is available under your name.
Four steps, and none of them are building
Apply
Tell us who you sell to and what you want your name on. Two minutes, and we read every one.
Scope call
We work out what fits your market and what you would charge for it. If this is wrong for you, we say so on the call.
Brand it
It comes back wearing your name, your look, and your voice. Measured in weeks.
Sell it
You go to market with your product at your price. We run what is underneath and stay out of sight.
What you never have to do any of
- Hire a product team or a single engineer
- Wait on a roadmap before you can sell anything
- Move a customer off the tools they already use
- Join a channel program, hit a minimum, or climb a partner tier
- Explain to a customer who actually built it
- Maintain, patch, or support any of it yourself
For people who already have somebody to sell to
This is for you if
- You have customers, an audience, or a list that already trusts what you tell them
- You are running a real business with revenue coming in every month
- You want income that repeats instead of income that ends with the project
- You care how your brand shows up, down to the login screen
- You would rather own the relationship than refer it away
This is not for you if
- You have nobody to sell to yet, start with a Growth Plan instead
- You want a reseller side hustle with no audience and no offer of your own
- You want the cheapest possible tool with your logo pasted on it
- You want to buy from a page without ever getting on a call
The things people ask before they apply
Will my customers know it is not mine?+
No. It carries your name, your look, and your support. We do not appear in it, we do not market to your customers, and we do not contact them.
How long until I can actually sell something?+
Weeks, not quarters. The whole point of licensing instead of building is that the waiting is already done.
What does it cost and what can I charge?+
We set your cost on the scoping call once we know your market, and we do not put a floor on what you charge. Your price is your business.
Who handles support when something goes wrong?+
We do, under your name. Your customer contacts you, and the answer arrives looking like it came from your team.
Do I need to be technical?+
No. You need customers and a point of view about them. We handle everything on the other side of that.
How exclusive is it?+
We do not put competing partners into the same niche and the same market. What that means for you is part of the scoping conversation.
What if I apply and it is not the right fit?+
We tell you on the call and point you at whatever actually helps. That happens, and it is a better outcome than selling you the wrong thing.
Tell us who you would sell this to
Two minutes. We read every application and come back to you either way.