White-Label Development

White-Label AI Voice Agents for Agencies

Your clients are asking for AI receptionists and calling agents. You can sell them, deliver them under your own brand, and keep the relationship — we build and operate them without appearing anywhere.

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What you can resell

AI receptionists

Answering every call, qualifying, booking into the client's calendar and transferring to a person when asked. The easiest sale, because missed calls are a cost every owner can already quantify.

Outbound calling agents

Appointment reminders, follow-up on the client's own enquiries, and lead qualification — with the consent, disclosure and opt-out handling built in, which protects your client and therefore you.

Booking agents

Reading real availability and writing confirmed appointments back, including reschedules and cancellations.

Call transcription and review

Searchable transcripts and summaries for every call, which is frequently the thing that convinces a sceptical client the agent is working.

CRM and calendar integration

Outcomes written into whatever the client already runs, so the agent fits their operation rather than creating a second place to look.

Ongoing tuning

Reviewing transcripts, correcting what the agent got wrong, and adjusting as the client's business changes. The part that turns a project into a retainer.

Built for GoHighLevel and HubSpot agencies

If you run client accounts in GoHighLevel, the voice agent should write into the calendars, contacts and opportunities already there, and trigger the automations you have already built. A booking that does not fire your existing follow-up workflow creates work rather than removing it, so that is where we integrate first.

The same applies to HubSpot agencies: meetings against the contact, call outcome and transcript on the timeline, and deal stages moving where you have configured them to. The agent becomes another source feeding the system you already report from.

Because you manage several client accounts, we build with that shape in mind — a configuration per client rather than a separate system each time, so adding the fourth client is quicker than the first and tuning one does not risk another.

Invisible by design

Standard terms on every white-label engagement, written into the agreement rather than offered as reassurance.

  • We do not contact your clients, and we are not named to them. All communication runs through you unless you invite us to a call under your brand.
  • Phone numbers stay with your client or your agency, with your telephony provider. We are not positioned between your client and their phone number.
  • Recordings, transcripts and call data sit in your account or your client's, never in a system of ours.
  • Configuration, prompts, call flows and integration code are delivered to you as files you hold.
  • Nothing we build carries our branding, and no interface your client sees mentions us.
  • An NDA is signed before any client detail is shared, as a matter of course.

Margins and how the commercials work

You set your client price; we quote you a build cost and a per-minute running cost. The running cost is pass-through plus a margin and it is itemised, so you can see what is speech recognition, what is the language model and what is telephony, and price your retainer with confidence rather than guessing at the floor.

We do not publish partner rates, and we would be cautious of anyone who does — a published rate card for work this variable is either padded to cover the worst case or quietly excluded of the things that make a project real. Tell us the shape of the engagement and you will have a figure in the first conversation, with the assumptions written down.

What we will say plainly is that the per-minute economics are the thing to model before you sell. A client with high call volumes and long calls costs meaningfully more to serve than one with a dozen short calls a day, and an agency that prices a flat monthly fee without modelling that can sell itself into a loss. We will run the numbers with you on your first client rather than letting you discover it in month three.

Common questions

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Describe the problem and we will come back with scope, timeline, and a rate. No obligation to proceed.

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