White label & agencies

Sector's partner program lets you sell an AI real-estate service under your brand. You pay wholesale, set your own retail, and every client gets an isolated workspace — their own CRM connections, voice agents, and usage. Your clients never see us.

The business model

You buy usage wholesale into one shared credit pool. Every client workspace draws that pool at the wholesale per-call prices on your Tool Pricing page. You charge your clients whatever you want — flat retainer, markup, bundled into your existing service — and keep the spread. Sector never bills your clients.

Getting set up

  1. Sign up at /agency — pick a plan, choose your subdomain (yourbrand.meetsector.app), and set your password right on the form.
  2. Complete checkout (pay-as-you-go just saves a card — your first workspace is included).
  3. Log in. The Account switcher in the sidebar flips between your personal account and your agency console.

Plans scale by included workspaces and monthly pool; Growth bundles priority support + bring-your-own API keys, Pro adds a custom domain. Anything not bundled is available later as a monthly add-on. Current numbers are always on the pricing page.

Workspaces: one per client

Workspaces → + New workspace instantly provisions a client and gives you three things:

① the connector URL · ② a sign-in email · ③ a one-time access code

There are two ways to run a client, and you can mix per client:

Agency mode — you do the work. Add the connector to your own Claude (Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector), sign in with the workspace's email + access code, and name it after the client. Now you work as that client — comps, mailers, CRM updates — and they just receive results. One connector per client; their data never mixes.

Toolkit mode — they use their own AI. Send the client the three things (the workspace popup has a copy-ready instruction block). They paste the URL into claude.ai or ChatGPT, sign in once, and their own AI has your toolkit. They never need a dashboard.

Lost code? Workspace page → Reset access code. The old one dies instantly; the new one shows once.

Connecting a client's own accounts

To work in a client's Follow Up Boss, Microsoft 365, Mailchimp, BoldTrail, or Postiz, open their workspace → Client integrations → Get connect link → copy or email it. They click and sign into their own account once. From then on you (or their AI) can drive it.

Controls per workspace

Monthly budget — cap what one client can draw from your pool per month. Blank = no limit; resets on the 1st; blocked calls show as “Budget reached” in the activity feed.

Tools on/off — toggle whole packs per workspace (e.g. no Direct Mail for a client who shouldn't spend). Applies on their next request.

Activity — every call, its cost, and any block reason, per workspace.

Your pool & money

Plans & Billing is your money page: load the pool, switch tiers, buy add-ons, manage the card. Auto-top-up (on by default for subscriptions) recharges your card when the pool runs dry so client work never stalls. Extra workspaces beyond your plan's included count bill at your tier's per-workspace rate. Tool Pricing is your wholesale cost sheet — price your retail off it.

Your brand everywhere

Branding sets your app name, logo, and color. Your clients' dashboard (if you ever give them a login) lives at yourbrand.meetsector.app with your look — no Sector anywhere. On Pro (or the add-on) you can serve it from your own domain with managed TLS: add the domain, set two DNS records, click verify. With bring-your-own keys (Growth+ or add-on) your own vendor API keys power supported tools — those calls skip your pool entirely.

FAQ

Do my clients ever pay Sector? Never. Workspaces can't reach a checkout.

Can clients see each other's data? No — workspaces are fully isolated.

Which AIs work? claude.ai, Claude Desktop, ChatGPT (developer-mode connectors), Claude Code, and any MCP-compatible client.

What if my pool runs dry? Auto-top-up recharges it, or paid calls pause until you load it. Free connected-account tools keep working either way.

Can I try it before committing? Pay-as-you-go has no monthly base and includes your first workspace — load a small pool and run a real client on it.

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