Build and manage branded AI agents for client businesses

What is Botsify?

Botsify's current offering centers on agencies and consultants deploying AI agents for clients. It combines an agent builder with white label branding, client workspaces, channel deployment, and billing. Builders describe an intended task, provide business knowledge, and connect the required tools. This makes the platform relevant to a service provider maintaining multiple customer deployments, where operational management matters alongside the behavior of each individual chatbot.

Manage the service around the agent

The builder accepts sources such as PDFs, URLs, and Google Drive files. Botsify describes deployment through web chat, WhatsApp, Instagram, Slack, email, and other channels, with APIs and MCP connections for actions. Agency controls include custom domains, branded dashboards, separate client workspaces, and configurable billing for subscriptions, usage, and setup services.

Create a repeatable client onboarding process

Choose a service you can maintain consistently, such as appointment questions for one type of business. Gather approved answers, escalation contacts, and access requirements before configuring the agent. Test each client's data boundaries and channel behavior independently. Document who updates knowledge and handles failed actions so the offering remains a supported service after the initial demonstration.

Features to explore

• Prompt based agent builder
• Business document knowledge
• Multichannel deployment
• Branded client workspaces
• Agency billing controls

Who is Botsify for?

Useful for agencies and consultants delivering ongoing AI support or automation services to several clients. It is particularly relevant when the provider needs consistent onboarding, separate workspaces, and a branded management experience alongside the agent builder.

Before you get started

Verify connector behavior, data isolation, billing rules, and support responsibilities before onboarding clients. Industry templates do not establish regulatory compliance, and example revenue figures should not be treated as expected business results.