White-label AI agents: $8.30 per client. Sell at $300.

Yes. The client dashboard and the chat widget carry your logo, colors, and theme, notification email goes out under your sender details, and the app and widget can be served from a supported custom domain. Evoriqa contracts with your agency, not with your clients.

Not if you don't want them to. On an active reseller plan you rebrand the badge to your own name across every client workspace, and on client plans you assign with branding removal it is hidden entirely. The default is the Evoriqa line, so set your branding before you hand over the first workspace.

Your plan includes one monthly credit pool. Every client workspace draws from it, and you set a spend cap per workspace so a single client cannot consume the pool. The remaining balance is visible in the agency console, and the allowance resets each billing cycle — unspent pool credit doesn't carry over, and the unspent credit you hand-allocated to a client is swept back at the same reset. Clients you bill through your own Stripe reset on their own invoice instead. Purchased top-up packs are the exception: they never expire — in the pool, once you hand-allocate them to a client, or when they fund an own-Stripe client's plan.

Usage alerts fire as a workspace nears its cap. You can raise that client's cap out of the credits still in the pool, buy a one-time top-up pack straight into your pool, or move to a larger plan.

Workspaces are allocated per plan (Freelancer 5, Accelerator 15, Growth 30, Pro 70). Enterprise has no fixed cap on client workspaces, and the pooled credit and knowledge-source allowances apply on every plan.

Yes. What you charge each client is entirely your decision; your cost is the monthly plan fee. The agency margin calculator does the arithmetic on our published list prices using numbers you enter.

No. Once your domain is live you can switch on self-serve sign-up and clients create their own workspace on it — they verify an email branded for you, the workspace opens under your org with a Client-owned badge, and it uses one of your client seats. You hold no seat on it — you get a notification and read-only access instead. Sign-ups close automatically when you're out of client seats or knowledge-source headroom. A sign-up that is never verified is deleted after seven days and the seat comes back. Leave the switch off and the portal stays invite-only, which is the default.

No. Sign-in is bound to the host, so an account that exists only as your client is refused on our platform login and pointed back at your domain. On your domain, only your organization's people can sign in, reset a password or request a verification link — and if a self-serve client ever deletes their account, their workspace is handed back to you rather than lost.

You support your clients — they never see or contact Evoriqa, so every request for their workspaces stays with you under your own brand. We support your agency directly: open a request with our team from your own dashboard any time, with live chat available on eligible reseller plans when it's enabled on yours.

Yes. Create an account, choose a reseller plan from your dashboard, and the white-label console is yours the same day — no sales call, no waiting list. Reseller plans start at $79/mo, and a custom plan is available if the published tiers do not fit your client book.

On your own Stripe account. Connect it once from the reseller console, publish client plans at your own prices, then either send a client a checkout link or let them subscribe themselves from their billing page — either way the money lands in your Stripe, not ours. The moment an invoice is paid, that plan's limits apply to the client's workspace and its AI credits are allocated from your pool automatically, so there is no manual allocation step. Connecting Stripe and creating plans need an active reseller plan; your own reseller plan is still billed by us. Client checkout carries none of our tax settings, so your own Stripe tax setup is what applies.

Their unspent allocated credits return to your pool — never more than they still hold, so a partly consumed grant cannot push the ledger negative — and you get a notification. If you later win the dispute, or the funds are reinstated, exactly what was clawed back is restored. Cancelling a subscription clears that client's limit overrides so they fall back to their base workspace plan, but credits they already paid for stay theirs.

Yes. You can reclaim a client's unspent credit to your pool at any time — but only the credit that came from your pool in the first place. Credit a client bought themselves is never touched, and any amount reserved for an in-flight conversation stays with them, so a live chat can't be cut off mid-answer.

Your existing clients keep serving — their bots answer and your branding and domain hold through a 30-day grace window. What pauses is client management: while lapsed you can't add clients, delete them, move credits, or add knowledge sources. Re-subscribe and it all resumes.