White label
Sell voice AI underyour own name
Your brand, your domain, your pricing, your customer. We are the engine underneath and your clients never see us.
You set the price. We charge you cost.
A call costs you $0.05 a minute, metered from a single prepaid balance. What you charge your client for that minute is entirely your business — we never see your pricing and never contact your customer.
No per-seat fee, no minimum client count, and no revenue share on what you build on top. Volume rates are available once you know your numbers.
What your client sees
Nothing of ours. The branding is resolved before the page renders, so there is no flash of somebody else’s logo on the way in.
Your domain
They sign in at app.yourcompany.com. Not a subdomain of ours with your logo bolted on — a domain you own, with your certificate.
Your brand
Your logo, your colour palette, your product name, applied across the whole console. Set once in the brand console and it resolves before the page renders.
Your login
No third-party sign-in buttons and no mention of AvA on the way in.
Your support
They contact you. We have no relationship with your client and no reason to want one.
What you control
Running twenty clients on one platform only works if they are properly separated. This is the part that is hard to build and easy to get wrong.
One account per client
Each of your customers gets their own account inside yours, bound to your domain. They cannot sign in anywhere else.
Hard data isolation
A client sees only what they created. Not each other, and not your other customers — enforced on the server, not just hidden in the interface.
Per-client budgets
Allocate a spend limit per customer and it comes out of your balance. You know what each one costs you before they run it.
Per-module access
Decide which sections each client gets. New sections are off by default for them, so nothing appears that you have not priced.
What you are actually selling
The whole platform, not a stripped-down partner edition.
Voice agents
Outbound and inbound calling in all 22 Eighth Schedule languages, on numbers you provision.
WhatsApp and web chat
The same agent across channels, carrying context between them.
Journeys
Multi-step automations that wait, branch on what was said, and stop when somebody opts out.
Knowledge base
Documents your clients upload, grounded into their agents.
Scoped API keys
Per-capability credentials so a client can build against the platform without holding the keys to it.
SDK and widgets
Embeddable chat and voice widgets for your clients to drop into their own sites.
Who this tends to suit
Digital and marketing agencies
You already run campaigns for clients who need every lead called back. This adds a line item you own rather than one you refer out.
CPaaS and telecom resellers
You sell the minutes already. This is the layer that makes them worth more.
Vertical SaaS
Clinic software, real-estate CRM, education CRM, lending platforms. Your customers want an AI that calls, and they want it inside your product, not beside it.
Systems integrators
You get the plugin runtime and a documented API, so an agent can reach whatever your client already runs.
Start with one client
Bring a single customer, put them on your domain, and see whether the economics work before you rebuild your offering around it.
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