You sell the agents. We do the homework.

Two delivery models

Start here: price one client, then deploy one template

Do not start with the platform. Start with one client and one job they already pay someone to do by hand, such as answering leads, replying to reviews or onboarding new customers. Put your numbers into the agency pricing calculator to see the setup fee and monthly retainer that job supports at your target margin. Then deploy the matching client starter template into that client's own environment and tailor it to their business. One working agent is a better sales asset than a deck.

• Pricing calculator
• Lead catcher template
• Reputation manager template

Two ways agencies use Qoren

Most agencies land on one of two models, and Qoren supports both from the same account. Pick the one that matches how you sell.

• Resell under your brand: clients get the results and your reports while you own the relationship, the pricing, and the markup.
• Deliver done-for-you: you build and operate the agents for the client and report on the outcomes.
• Mix both: white-label your recurring service and layer done-for-you projects on top.

Run every client from one console, and know what each one costs

Each client runs in an isolated environment, so one client's agents and data stay separate from the next, and a key you save to a client in the vault goes only to that client's agents. In the console you add your clients, assign each environment to one, and your agents group by client. Usage is recorded against the environment and client behind it, so at the end of the month you open a client and read what it cost you, split into hosting, models, web search and mailboxes. That figure is the cost line on your own invoice. Your plan fee and account-level usage, such as the setup assistant, sit on an Account line that is not split by client. Your clients never touch a server, a login, or a dashboard: Clients is your team's bookkeeping, not a portal.

• A separate environment per client, and vault keys you can save to one client.
• Agents grouped by client, with each client's environments and agents on its own page.
• Cost per client for the last 30 days, this month or last month, in dollars and credits.
• Qoren bills you, never your client; you add your margin on your own invoice.
• Your team works in the same console: invite team members from Settings, free on every plan from Pro up.

• Organize agents by client
• See what each client costs
• Invite team members to your account

Which plan an agency should choose

Ultimate ($169/mo, up to 10 environments and 5 team members) and Business ($499/mo, no limit on either) are the plans built for running several clients, each in its own isolated environment, and both include API access. Team members are free. Most agencies give each client its own environment, so the environment limit is the number that matters: Ultimate fits an agency with up to 10 clients, and Business removes the ceiling. API access means you can script client setups with the Qoren CLI or SDK. Starter and Pro run the same agents and templates, but they are sized for one business running its own agents, not a roster of clients. Every environment's hosting and every agent's usage draw on the one account budget you set.

• Qoren pricing
• The Qoren command line

Deliver faster with templates

Start from the agent template catalog instead of a blank page. Configure schedules, triggers, tools, and approvals per client, and bring your own model key or use managed access.

• Template catalog for common automations.
• Schedules and triggers for always-on work.
• Managed model keys or bring-your-own-key.
• A monthly budget for the account, with alerts or an automatic pause.

• Lead catcher template
• Reputation manager template
• Client onboarding template
• AI visibility tracker template

Add a service clients already ask about: AI visibility

Your clients are starting to ask whether ChatGPT and Perplexity recommend them. You can answer that with an agent rather than a new subscription: run one AI visibility tracker per client, in that client's own environment, and forward its Monday brief under your name. It is a recurring deliverable with a clear before and after, which is what a retainer needs.

• AI Visibility Tracking for Agencies: GEO for Every Client
• AI search visibility

Price it for recurring revenue

Agency economics work best when setup turns into a retainer, and the math is simple enough to do out loud. Take what a client costs you each month, divide by one minus your target margin, and that is the retainer. A worked example: a typical build takes about 8 hours; at $75 per hour that is $600 of your time, so at a 70% margin you charge a $2,000 setup fee. Say keeping that client running costs you $99 per month all-in: the hosting for their environment, billed hourly from your credit balance, the agent's model usage, and a short monthly check-in. At the same 70% margin that is a $330 monthly retainer. Ten clients on those numbers is $3,300 in monthly recurring revenue and about $2,310 of it is margin. Adjust every input to your market with the calculator below.

• Setup fee = your build cost ÷ (1 − target margin). $600 of time at 70% margin → $2,000.
• Retainer = monthly delivery cost ÷ (1 − target margin). $99/mo cost at 70% margin → $330/mo.
• Platform cost per client: the hosting for their environment plus their model usage; the pricing page lists current hourly rates.
• Ten clients at these defaults: $3,300 MRR, roughly $2,310/mo gross profit.

Quote the client from your real platform cost

Once the numbers work, build the quote in Proposals, inside the console. Add the agents the client needs, from a template or your own, and Proposals prices the hosting and usage from Qoren's live rates. You set your margin and setup fees, the client price follows, and you see your profit on every line. It prints as a client-ready document under your agency's name, and you can assign it to the client it is for. An AI writer can draft the scope and the narrative from a short brief; it never sets the prices, and you edit everything before it goes out. Proposals does not send the document, collect signatures, or take payment: you deliver it your own way.

• Write a client proposal for AI agents
• Proposal generator

When Qoren is not the fit

Qoren is built for managed, always-on agents you resell or deliver. It is not the right tool if you only need a single personal agent, or if your offer specifically requires a fully on-premise stack that you operate end to end.