AI App Builder for Freelancers
Describe the app your client needs and the AI builds it: database, workflow and interface, hosted and ready to share. No developer to hire, no subcontractor to pay, and no rebuild when the brief changes in week three.
Free to start: 1 member, 3 projects, no credit card.
You quoted $6,000 and paid a developer $4,500.
Every freelancer who can't code has two options when a client asks for software: turn the work down, or subcontract it and keep a slice. AgentUI is the subcontractor you don't pay.
Three things you can quote this month
Each one is scoped small enough to finish, concrete enough to write into a proposal, and built from capabilities that ship on every AgentUI plan.
A client portal
A login where your client sees their own data: orders, tickets, documents, status. Role-based permissions decide who sees which rows. Audit logs record every change.
- Build time
- Half a day
- Quote range
- $2,500 – $4,000
A spreadsheet turned into a dashboard
Take the Excel file the client's business actually runs on and generate a real dashboard from it. It refreshes instead of being rebuilt by hand every month.
- Build time
- 2 – 4 hours
- Quote range
- $1,500 – $3,000
A front end for an automation you already sold
Your Zapier or n8n workflow runs fine, but the client has nothing to look at. Add a screen: a form to submit work, a table to browse results, a dashboard to monitor runs.
- Build time
- 3 – 6 hours
- Quote range
- $1,200 – $2,500
Build times and quotes below are illustrative ranges, not measured averages. Price against the value to your client, not your hours.
The part your client thinks is your team
AgentUI is managed. Real people on our team review the tools you build and help with integrations. You are not left alone with a broken workflow the night before a client demo — which is exactly the risk that makes solo freelancers lose software deals.
- Humans on our team review your builds and help wire up integrations.
- Hosting and one-click deployment — you are not maintaining a server.
- SSO, role-based permissions and audit logs ship on every plan.
- 40+ integrations already built: Gmail, WhatsApp, PostgreSQL, Shopify, Google Sheets, webhooks and more.
What your client actually sees
Freelancers ask about white-labelling before anything else, so here is the straight answer rather than a marketing one. These are the things you control today, and the things you should confirm with us before you promise them in a proposal.
What you control today
- The tool itself: what it is called, how it is laid out, what it does.
- Who gets access and what each role can see, through role-based permissions.
- The data model — your client's own database, not a shared template.
- Secure sharing links and an internal portal for the people who use it.
- The relationship. You scope it, you build it, you bill it, you support it.
Confirm with us before you promise it
- A custom domain on the client-facing tool.
- Removing or replacing AgentUI branding in the interface.
- Reselling under your own contract and support terms.
Build once, publish many times
The second client who needs the same tool should not be a second build. Publish what you built as a blueprint, send one install link, and each client runs their own copy with their own data. When you fix something, push the update to every subscriber at once instead of opening ten projects.
- One link installs the whole thing: database, workflows and screens.
- Versioned and cross-account, so every client's copy stays their own.
- Subscribers choose auto, manual or eject once they customize locally.
Build, publish, share one link, push updates
Every client on the blueprint, and how each one takes updates
Running more than one client
One client tool is one project. That is the number to plan against — not seats, not users, not runs. Here is what each plan gives you.
| Plan | Price | Members | Projects |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0/mo | 1 | 3 |
| Solo | $25/mo | 1 | 5 |
| Builder | $49.99/mo | 2 | 10 |
| Team | from $99.99/mo | 10, 25 or 50 | Scales with the plan |
Builder is the one most one-person shops land on: ten client tools running at once for under fifty dollars a month, which is less than one billable hour.
What freelancers ask before they start
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You describe the tool in plain language and AgentUI builds the database, the workflow and the interface. What you do need is the ability to scope a client's problem properly — that skill you already have, and it is the part that cannot be automated.
Can I run several clients from one account?
Yes. Each client tool is a project. The Free plan covers three projects, Solo five, Builder ten. Role-based permissions and separate databases keep each client's data apart.
What happens when a client asks for a change six months later?
You change it. The tool stays hosted on AgentUI, and audit logs show what changed and when. That ongoing access is what makes a monthly retainer defensible rather than a favor you do for free.
What if I get stuck on an integration?
Our team helps. AgentUI is managed rather than self-serve — real people review builds and help wire up integrations, which is the difference between a demo that works and a demo that fails in front of your client.
Is it really free to start?
Yes. The Free plan gives you one member and three projects with no credit card, which is enough to build a real client tool and show it to them. Paid plans raise the limits when you outgrow it: Solo is five projects, Builder ten.
Building it is one thing. Selling it is the other.
How to scope a client's problem, what to charge for software you didn't code, and how to turn a one-off build into a monthly retainer.
Free AI training through the partner program
Agencies that join the partner program get AI training on every topic, plus 20% recurring revenue on every customer they manage.
Build the tool before you quote it
Take the messiest spreadsheet a client has ever sent you and turn it into a working tool this afternoon. Then decide what it is worth to them.
Free to start: 1 member, 3 projects, no credit card.