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RESELLER PROGRAM

Resell Actionist. Run a portfolio from one dashboard.

Set up AI employees for businesses and get paid every month they keep running. You charge your own fee, earn a flat 25% on what each client pays Actionist, and configure their agents, apps and schedules on their behalf. No shared passwords. No separate logins. Credentials are never on the table.

The path

From application to first payout.

Four phases, each gated by the one before it. The dashboard unlocks the moment you pass the certification quiz.

1
Six fields about your business. The app moves you straight to the Certification Hub on submit.
2
Study four modules, then pass the quiz. Set your app language first, because the quiz locks to it at launch.
3
Overview, Clients and Revenue unlock immediately. Invite clients by email and configure their workspaces.
4
Commission accrues per client invoice. Pending balances settle in monthly payout batches, in USDC.
No credential sharing. A delegated session gives you the real Actionist UI scoped to a client workspace, without ever exposing their API keys or tokens.
The client holds the dial. Eight permission toggles. Each client grants exactly what they trust, and can change it whenever they like.
A fresh quiz every attempt. Retakes pull a new question set, so you are demonstrating knowledge rather than memorising answers.
Why resell

Certified resellers get a real management layer: tracked commission, one dashboard across every client, and an access model that keeps clients in charge.

25% flat commission

Your cut on every client payment, tracked live in the Revenue ledger and paid out in USDC to a wallet you configure.

One dashboard, every client

View as client loads the standard Actionist UI scoped to one workspace. No duplicated tooling, no second login.

Permissioned by design

Eight toggles the client controls, enforced server side. Credentials and API keys carry a permanent hard limit.
The economics

You get paid every month, not just once.

Most people who build an automation for a business get paid one time, then it stops. As a partner you stay in, and there are three separate lines of income rather than one.

Your own fee

You decide what to charge each business for setting up and running their AI employees. That arrangement is between you and them, and Actionist does not take a cut of it.

A monthly 25% cut

A flat 25% of what each client pays Actionist, for as long as they keep using it. Tracked per invoice in the Revenue ledger and paid out in USDC.

Referral income

Bring in other partners and earn on the partners you introduce. This is a programme arrangement rather than something you manage in the app today.
It stacks. A one-time job pays once and then you start again. Each client you bring on adds to what the ones before are already paying you.
Billing is handled. Your client subscribes to Actionist directly and pays Actionist directly. You never front their bill or chase their card.
No income is promised. What you earn depends on the client list you build and what you choose to charge. Nothing here is a projection.
The 25% is the only part Actionist calculates and pays. Your own fee and any referral arrangement sit outside the app. Revenue and payouts covers the part the ledger tracks, and How resellers work explains where the boundary between the three sits.

Start here

Reseller basics.

Read these three in order if you are new. They cover the relationship model, then the application and certification.

How resellers work

The relationship model, what a managed client actually is, and which parts of a workspace stay with the client.

Getting started

The application form field by field, the Certification Hub, and everything the quiz expects of you.

Client permissions

The eight toggles, what each one unlocks, and the one restriction no client can lift.
Day to day

Your reseller dashboard.

Three tabs under Master Dashboard in the Reseller sub-navigation, plus the invite flow that fills them.

Dashboard overview

KPI tiles, recent clients, notifications, and where every common task starts.

Managing clients

Search, filters, statuses, and why the View as client button is sometimes unavailable.

Onboarding a client

The invite modal, the invitation lifecycle, and a handoff checklist that survives contact with a real client.

Revenue and payouts

How commission accrues, what the ledger shows, and how to set up a payout wallet safely.
Working for clients

Inside a client workspace.

A delegated session puts you in the client’s workspace with the scopes they granted, for one hour at a time.

View as client

Starting a session, reading the banner, what each scope unlocks, and how to leave cleanly.

Client permissions and access

The Manage Reseller panel from the client’s side, and what changes when they flip a toggle.

Credentials and API keys

Why secrets are permanently out of reach, and how to hand a connection back to the client.
Scope by scope

What you can configure.

One page per area, each written for the delegated session rather than for the client’s own use. Links out to the full feature docs where you need more depth.

Agents, prompts and instructions

Building agents with a clear role and boundaries, and improving the prompts behind them.

Apps, tools and integrations

What you can set up yourself, and the connection steps only the client can finish.

Skills

Choosing, adding and maintaining the reusable task packs an agent loads on demand.

Files, memories and chat history

Three different stores, three different scopes, and the care each one deserves.

Calendar and schedules

Recurring agent work, time zones, and checking that a schedule still makes sense.

The one fixed rule

Credentials are never yours to see.

Every other permission is a toggle the client owns. This one is not a toggle at all.

Credentials & API keys
Permanently restricted. No toggle, no exception.
HARD LIMIT
Your client’s API keys, OAuth tokens and service-account credentials are never visible to you, whatever else they have enabled. The restriction is enforced on the server, and it is not something a client, a reseller, or Actionist support can lift.

In practice this means one thing you should plan around: you can prepare almost everything in a client’s workspace, but the moment a step needs their login or their secret, the app hands it back to them. See Credentials and API keys for how to make that handoff painless.

Ways to do it

There is more than one way to build this.

The mechanics in these docs are the same whichever route you take. Most partners end up mixing a few of these rather than picking one.

Agency

You already have clients. Add AI employees as a monthly service, run every client from one dashboard, and earn a cut on top of your own fee.

On your own

Start with one business at a time. No team and no code needed. Set it up yourself and grow at your own pace.

One industry

Get good at one type of business, then repeat it. Reuse the same agent setup, the same skills and the same schedules across similar clients.

Reseller

Charge your own fee on top and earn every month a client stays. Your price, your margin, and the billing handled for you.

Refer others

Bring in other agencies and builders and earn on the partners you introduce, so your income is not capped by your own hours.

Community

Grow a local or online group and build a network under you. Turn a following into partners.
Who it is for

If any of these sound like you, you can do this.

You do not need to write code. Actionist drives a client’s existing apps the way a person would, so the skill that matters is understanding how a business actually runs, not programming. The certification quiz tests exactly that. See Getting started.

When you are running

Guidance and support.

Client success best practices

Discovery, setup, testing, handoff, training and check-ins, anchored to what the product actually does.

Troubleshooting

A symptom index. What the message means, whose problem it is, and what to check first.

Frequently asked questions

Eligibility, clients, access, credentials, billing, support and security, answered plainly.

Certified reseller program

Become a Certified Reseller.

Apply in minutes, pass the certification, and start building your client roster.

No credential sharing, ever. Eight client-controlled scopes, enforced on the server.
Credentials and API keys carry a hard limit with no toggle and no exception.

Keep going

Next steps.

How resellers work

Start with the relationship model before anything else.

Getting started

Apply and certify. Both happen inside the app.

Agents

The full agent reference, for when you are configuring a client’s workspace.

Credentials Vault

How Actionist stores secrets, and why that design protects your clients.