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Resell AI agents as your own service

Qoren runs the managed agents; you own the offer, the invoice, and the price your client pays. One thing said plainly up front: the white-labeling is commercial, not visual. Your clients do not get their own Qoren login; you run their agents from your console and deliver the results under your name.

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By David SilvaPublished , updated

Direct answer

Can I white-label AI agents and sell them to my clients?

Yes, commercially. You resell managed AI agents as your own service: you set the price, send the invoice, and own the relationship, and Qoren bills you rather than your client. Your client sees the agent's work, such as reports, emails, and shared files, never servers or infrastructure. What Qoren does not offer is visual rebranding or a client login: there are no custom domains, logo replacement, or client portal.

White-label resale vs operating it yourself

ConcernResell on QorenOperate your own stack
InfrastructureManaged for you across every client.You run servers and isolation per client.
Client viewThe agent's work under your name, no infrastructure detail.You build and maintain the client-facing surface.
Adding a clientProvision another environment.More servers, more operations, more risk.

What white-label means on Qoren

White-label here is about owning the commercial relationship. You package managed agents as your service, bill the client directly, and present the work itself instead of the platform behind it.

  • You own the client relationship and the invoice.
  • You operate the agents; clients receive what they produce.
  • Infrastructure detail never reaches the client.

Your client never sees the infrastructure

Clients never see droplets, IP addresses, regions, server sizes, or SSH access, because they never log in to the platform at all. They see what the agent produces: the report it sends, the email it writes from its own mailbox, and expiring links to the files it made.

Keep clients isolated and billable separately

Every client runs in its own environment with its own secrets and credentials. That keeps data separated, and your account usage is broken down by category so you can see where the money goes.

  • Isolated environments and credentials per client.
  • Account usage broken down by category in billing.
  • No shared agents or secrets across clients.

Set your own pricing and margin

Decide what each client pays. Use proposals to scope the offer and the agents' own reports to show value, then package setup plus a monthly retainer at the margin you choose.

What is not white-labeled, stated plainly

Qoren does not offer custom domains, logo replacement, a rebranded interface, or client logins. The console is yours: you operate the agents and deliver value through reports, emails, and check-ins under your own name. Some agencies also present Qoren openly as the engine behind their service, the way an accountant names their bookkeeping software. If your offer strictly requires the client to log in to software carrying your logo on your domain, Qoren is not that product today, and this page should not talk you into pretending otherwise.

Frequently asked questions

Can I white-label AI agents and sell them to my clients?

Commercially, yes: your pricing, your invoice, your client relationship, with Qoren billing you rather than your client. Visually, no: there are no custom domains, logo replacement, or client logins, so the console stays Qoren's interface and stays with you.

Will my clients know the agents run on Qoren?

Only if you tell them. Clients do not log in to Qoren; they receive the agent's work through your reports, emails, and shared files. Some agencies keep the platform in the background, and others present Qoren openly as the engine behind their service. Both work, but plan for one of them rather than expecting a rebranded product.

How is one client kept separate from another?

Each client runs in an isolated environment with its own secrets and credentials, so nothing is shared across clients.

Who handles the servers and updates?

Qoren does. You and your clients never maintain Docker, a VPS, or server updates.

Run every client's agents from one console.

Give each client an isolated environment with its own credentials, deliver the work under your name or done-for-you, and keep the whole account inside one budget.