Agencies:

Sell AI to your clients under your own name.

Your clients want AI that does work in their business. But every client you add means more delivery for your team, so the margin thins with each one; when results stall, clients leave; and the tools you resell carry another vendor’s name, so you build their brand instead of yours. Here is what gets in the way, where each one goes if nothing changes, and what does the work instead.

Who it’s forMarketing and lead-generation agencies, consultants and coaches, and software and IT firms that serve businesses and want to sell them AI that does the work, under their own brand.

What gets in the way

What stands between you and selling AI to your clients

Clients leave when results stall

My clients start asking what they are paying for.

Delivery does not scale past my team

Every new client means another hire.

I resell tools under someone else’s name

My clients see the vendor, not me.

Every client needs a custom setup

Onboarding eats the margin.

My recurring revenue is thin

Projects end; retainers wobble.

What you have tried

What you have probably tried already, and why each one fell short

A white-label software

The software carries your sticker, and your team still runs it for every client, because it does only what you click.

Building my own tools

Your own tools work until you have to maintain them, and maintaining them becomes the job.

Hiring more delivery staff

The margin went with them, because every client still needs a person.

Nothing yet

You have not sold AI to your clients before, so there is no tool or team of yours for it to build on.

Where it ends

Where each one goes if nothing changes

Clients leave when results stall

So you spend each month replacing the clients who left instead of growing.

Delivery does not scale past my team

Each new client brings a new hire, so your margin thins with every client you add.

I resell tools under someone else’s name

Your clients learn the vendor’s name, so you build someone else’s brand with your clients’ money.

Every client needs a custom setup

Each setup is built from scratch, so onboarding eats the profit of every deal.

My recurring revenue is thin

When a project ends its income ends with it, so every month starts again from nothing.

What does the work

You expect another AI tool. Here is what it actually is.

This is JobWorld: a company of AI agents with a CEO in the chair, signed in with your own AI account. Here its CEO was asked for four things in its terminal: it closes and wins one deal, adds a new contact and her deal, writes a note on a third — and refuses the refund, because money waits for the owner. Pipeline and Activity show each change as it lands.

Shown on a demo business: its records are made up, its CEO is real.

What changes

What JobWorld does about each one

Clients leave when results stall

Each client gets a JobWorld working its business every day, so its results do not wait on your team.

Delivery does not scale past my team

Each client is its own business under you, with its own login and its own AI departments doing the delivery.

I resell tools under someone else’s name

JobWorld carries your name, logo, colours, domain and email; ours never shows.

Every client needs a custom setup

You set your version of JobWorld up once, and every client starts from it.

My recurring revenue is thin

Your clients pay you every month in your own Stripe; you pay us one monthly bill.

Your questions

The questions people in your place ask first, answered

Do my clients see your name?

No. Under your brand the header, the tab and the sign-up carry your name and mark; ours never shows.

Who bills my clients?

You do, through your own Stripe. You pay us one monthly bill.

Can each client be set up differently?

Each client is its own business with its own setup, started from your version.

Will it act for my clients without asking?

Nothing reaches the world until they say so: JobWorld drafts, asks, and stops at the line they draw.

Will it touch their money?

Charging, invoicing, recording a payment, selling, pricing and buying are each refused until you switch that kind of money on yourself; until then JobWorld messages you instead.

Your clients get a company of AI working their business, under your name, billed by you.

The White-Label AI Agency Launch

JobWorld for agencies: it makes your clients’ JobWorlds — your way, under your own name.

  • Your Brand, Everywhere — your name, logo, colours, domain and email; ours never shows
  • Client JobWorlds on Demand — each client its own JobWorld, with its own login, under you
  • Paid in Your Own Stripe — your clients pay you; one monthly bill to us
  • The Ask-First Guardrails — nothing reaches a client’s customers without their say
  • The JobWorld Community — freenot open yet

The plans and their prices are on the next page.