Put your logo on it, run it on your own domain, serve your own terms, and charge whatever you decide. Your clients get a product with your name on it. You get the margin between wholesale and your price.
Included on the Agency plan · Reselling is opt-in
Illustrative.
$0.30per 1k credits
Your wholesale rate on the Agency plan, against $1.00 per 1k at retail.
$299per month
The whole platform cost. Not per client, not per seat, not per workspace.
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You set what clients pay. Everything above wholesale is yours to keep.
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Reselling is opt-in. Agencies running only their own campaigns can ignore all of this.
White-labelling here is a settings screen, not a professional services engagement. The longest part is waiting for DNS.
The platform costs $299 a month whether you run one client on it or fifty. That is the whole reason the model works: your cost per client falls every time you sign one, while your price does not have to.
| 15 clients at $499 a month | $7,485 |
|---|---|
| Your platform cost | -$299 |
| Monthly margin | $7,186 |
| Platform cost per client | $19.93 |
Illustrative, and it excludes the credits your clients consume, which you buy at the $0.30 per 1,000 wholesale rate and price into what you charge. The in-product margin calculator runs the same maths against your real numbers.
Referring rather than reselling? The affiliate program pays recurring commission instead.
Your logo, on your domain, with your legal pages. They log in to what reads as your product. The RevOps.ai name is not what they are looking at, and the relationship, the invoice and the support conversation are all yours.
You pay the Agency plan at $299 a month and buy credits at the wholesale rate of $0.30 per 1,000, against $1.00 per 1,000 at retail. You then charge your clients whatever you charge them. The platform fee is flat rather than per client, so it spreads thinner with every account you add.
They are separate and you can run either without the other. White-label is the branding: your logo, domain and legal pages. Reselling is the commercial arrangement: buying credits wholesale and setting your own client price. Most agencies eventually want both, but plenty white-label for a handful of retained clients without reselling credits at all.
Two DNS records: a TXT record to verify you own the domain, then a CNAME pointing your chosen subdomain at our white-label host. SSL is issued automatically once both resolve. It is a short job for whoever manages your DNS, not an engineering project.
Yes. White-label, sub-accounts, unlimited workspaces and the wholesale credit rate all sit on the Agency plan at $299 a month. Lower tiers will prompt you to upgrade when you try to switch it on.