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ab_sam
Apr 26, 2026

Q: White Label Option

I want to understand the white label option. Will my clients use my credits or they will buy the credits directly from you? Can I sell at a markup? If I am managing it as a true Saas, who provides customer support and how will they feel when they discover that the service is coming from you?

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Maxime_N

Apr 27, 2026

A: Hello there, happy to clarify.

With the white-label setup, everything runs fully under your brand. Your clients won’t interact with us directly. They’ll access the platform through your domain, with your logo and branding, so from their perspective it’s your product. On the credits side, your clients use the capacity included in your tier. You decide how to distribute that across them depending on how you package your offer. You’re completely free to sell at a markup and structure it as a SaaS, a service, or a mix of both.

As you grow and need more capacity, you can scale by adding more seats at a very affordable cost. This gives you more room to onboard additional clients or increase volume for existing ones while keeping strong margins on your side. If you run it as a SaaS, you are the one managing billing, pricing, and the client relationship. For support, your clients go through you, and if anything technical comes up, you can escalate it to us. We stay behind the scenes and handle the infrastructure.

From your client’s point of view, it’s entirely your solution. There’s no mention of ScaliQ in the experience, which allows you to position and monetize it however you want.

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Hello Maxime, that's cool! What's the cost of an additional sender above the 4 available in T4? Thanks

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Additional senders (seats) beyond the 4 included in Tier 4 are $29/month per account.

From there, you’re free to price it however you want. Most agencies resell access somewhere between $99–$199/month per account, or bundle it into a higher-ticket service.

So your margin is simply the difference between your pricing and the $29/seat cost, which gives you a lot of flexibility as you scale.

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