Resell AI agents as your own service.

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 a dashboard that focuses on their work instead of the platform's internals.

• You own the client relationship and the invoice.
• Clients work in a scoped dashboard, not the platform admin.
• Infrastructure detail is hidden from the client view.

Your client never sees the infrastructure

Client-scoped accounts leave out the operational plumbing. Clients do not see droplets, IP addresses, regions, server sizes, or SSH access. They see the agent, its activity, and its results.

Keep clients isolated and billable separately

Every client runs in its own environment with its own secrets and credentials. That keeps data separated and makes per-client usage easy to track for billing.

• Isolated environments and credentials per client.
• Per-client usage and activity for reporting.
• 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 usage 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, or a rebranded interface. If your client logs into the dashboard, they log into Qoren and see a scoped view of their own agents. Most reseller agencies handle this one of two ways: they keep the dashboard to themselves and deliver value through their own reports and check-ins, or they give the client the scoped login and present Qoren as the engine behind their service, the way an accountant names their bookkeeping software. If your offer strictly requires the software itself to carry your logo on your domain, Qoren is not that product today, and this page should not talk you into pretending otherwise.