Turn your client’s AI questions into a service you can sell.

Yes. With a Rocket Driver partnership plan, your agency can sell AI and workflow automation and custom AI assistants to clients under its own brand, at wholesale rates. Rocket Driver scopes, builds, and supports the work behind the scenes. Branding, accounts, client communication, and any third party requirements are confirmed for each implementation before you present the offer.

Practical offers include document intake that extracts details for a person to approve, a knowledge assistant that finds approved answers for staff, an assistant that answers routine customer questions from an approved set, and AI inside a client’s own software. Rocket Driver helps you find the job the client would pay to improve and define how they will judge whether it works.

Start by checking whether an available product supports the client’s information, permissions, workflow, and branding needs. Consider custom development when those requirements exceed its capabilities or terms. If the task follows clear, predictable steps, ordinary automation may be enough. We compare the approach and ongoing costs before you quote.

Yes, where the client’s systems allow it. Rocket Driver assesses available APIs, permissions, plan restrictions, and required actions before a connection becomes a client promise. Because we also build custom software and integrations, your agency can scope the surrounding application as well as the AI task.

A person should review important output and approve consequential actions, while routine steps run within agreed limits. Rocket Driver defines those limits for each task, enforces access restrictions through the connected systems, and gives every unresolved request a clear route to a person. That design is part of the scope your agency presents.

Tell clients plainly that AI can give incorrect or incomplete answers, explain the intended use, and name the checks people will make. In a Rocket Driver build, testing before rollout covers agreed examples and exceptions with the people who will use the workflow, and any request the workflow cannot resolve goes to a person. Your client then knows what the AI handles and where human judgment takes over.

Agree before rollout who keeps the source information current, who handles exceptions, and who supports the implementation. Rocket Driver scopes source updates and ongoing support for each client system under a support agreement. Monthly support, AI model usage, and outside software costs are scoped separately from the build, so include them in your client price.

Custom AI projects start at $5,000, and your agency adds its own work and margin to the agreed delivery cost. Source preparation, development, testing, external services, and support shape the scope. Partnership plan fees are separate, and running costs such as model usage are identified before you quote.