Your brand on the front, your clients underneath
Build and run an agent for every client from one workspace, white-labeled, with per-client separation and your own domain on the widget.
About a minute to a working agent. Nothing goes live on your site until you install the snippet.
One retained client at your usual rate covers the reseller plan and the agents under it several times over.
Retainers need something the client can see working
Reporting decks get skimmed. An agent that books appointments on the client's own site is visible, attributable value that survives the quarterly budget conversation.
What happens, in order
- 01
One workspace, many clients
Each client is separated, with their own knowledge, branding and data.
- 02
Brand it as yours
Your logo, your colors, your domain on the widget.
- 03
Bill how you like
Your margin, your invoice — the client never sees our pricing.
Built into the conversation
- Per-client separation of data, knowledge and configuration
- White-label branding and custom domain on the widget
- Team roles so staff see only their accounts
- Per-client reporting you can put in front of the client
- Reseller plan priced for running many agents
Common questions
Will clients see Alenta?
Not if you do not want them to. Branding and domain are yours; the widget carries your identity.
Can I keep client data separated?
Yes — each client is its own workspace with its own knowledge and transcripts, and staff access is scoped by role.
Point it at your site and watch it read.
About a minute from pasting your URL to talking to a working agent. Nothing appears on your website until you install the snippet yourself.
One retained client at your usual rate covers the reseller plan and the agents under it several times over.
See plans and book a demoIf your agent does not capture a single lead in its first 30 days live on your site, that month is free.
A lead means a visitor who left contact details or booked an appointment — a number you can read off your own dashboard, so neither of us has to take the other’s word for it. It has to be installed and your site has to be getting visitors; we cannot conjure traffic that is not there.