THE INFRASTRUCTURE MARKETERS HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR
THE INFRASTRUCTURE MARKETERS HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR
Want to launch your AI business in the next 30 minutes?
White-label our AI apps. Build your own. Sell under your brand — without paying those $6 monthly per-seat charges.
If $6–$9 per seat monthly fees killed your white-label AI idea… read this.
You've probably seen white-label AI platforms already.
You know the idea.
They give you a bunch of AI apps that are already built.
You put your brand on them, connect your domain, pick the apps you want…
And even create your own with their app builder.
Suddenly, you've got your own AI SaaS ready to sell.
When I first saw this, I fucking loved the idea.
I'm a marketer.
So my immediate thought was…
Wait, I don't have to worry about the tech?
I can have my own software product, sell it for recurring revenue…
And focus on the one thing I already know how to do: Marketing it.
That sounded like the perfect business model.
So I tried it.
I picked the apps I wanted.
Put my own brand on the platform.
Built a few custom apps.
And within the same day…
I had my own AI SaaS ready to sell.
But then I actually tried to market it.
And that's where everything fell apart.
These platforms were charging me $6–$9 per user, every single month.
Worse…
The second I created a new user, I'd get hit with a prorated seat charge.
Think about that.
If I wanted to offer a free trial…
I had to pay for the seat.
If I wanted to offer freemium…
I'd be paying every month for users who weren't paying me anything.
Every new signup became another expense.
And free is exactly what people expect now.
Every AI tool your customers have ever touched let them in for nothing first. Free tier, free trial, free credits to play with.
That's the bar now.
So I'm supposed to compete with that — while getting billed $6–$9 for every person who just wants a look around?
Basically…
I couldn't use any of the marketing strategies that make a SaaS successful in the first place.
And that made absolutely no sense to me.
I was supposed to be their B2B customer building a business on top of their infrastructure…
Yet they were charging me like I was the end user.
I wasn'tthe only one.
I started talking to other white-labelers inside the communities.
And almost everyone had the same exact problem.
They loved the idea…
But they couldn't make the economics work.
Some tried and gave up.
Others never even launched.
Because how do you grow a SaaS when every person you convince to try it costs you $6–$9/month?
The crazy part was…
Everyone loved white-labeling.
The idea was fucking brilliant.
Someone else handles the tech while I focus on getting customers?
That's every marketer's dream.
White-labeling wasn't the problem.
It was the pricing model that was killing it.
If somebody could just fix that…
So I took matters
into my own hands.
that scales.
I decided to build the infrastructure I wish I had from day one.
I found someone who actually had the technical expertise to build it.
We partnered up.
And over the next year, we quietly started building our own software products…
Launching offer after offer.
Funnel after funnel.
Subscription after subscription.
Non-stop.
Until those products generated millions in recurring revenue.
And for a while…
I selfishly kept this infrastructure to myself.
But at this point, I've made enough from the businesses I built on top of it.
So the money isn't the reason anymore.
What I want now is a room full of marketers building real AI businesses on this thing.
People who already know how to get customers, finally keeping what they earn.
I want to give them what I wish someone had given me from day one:
White-label AI at actual B2B economics.
The way it should've been done in the first place.
Here's where Korve makes things fun.
$47/mo gets you your first 100 active users.
That's it.
100 active users
platforms
They would've charged you $600/mo for 100 active seats at least.
At Korve…
It comes down to 47¢ per active seat.
Now suddenly…
Free trials make sense.
Freemium makes sense.
Low-ticket subscriptions make sense.
You can finally market the damn thing.
And we didn't cheap out on the software either.
If anything, Korve apps are way better than those other platforms you've seen.
They're full blown studio apps.
The Apps You Get
Here's why I'm so bullish on this right now.
People are getting more careful with their money.
Businesses are cutting costs.
Entire industries are fighting for consumer spend.
And yet people are spending MORE on AI products every single day.
That's what makes this opportunity so unique.
You don't need to convince people that AI matters anymore.
They're already paying for it.
The opportunity now is owning the product they're paying for.
In a world of recession, AI remains one of the few products that still makes people want to pull out their credit cards.
Grow as big as you want.
Your bill won't.
Say you sell your AI SaaS for just $47/month
$47 for your first 100 users, $50 per 100 after · excludes credit revenue
Look at what stays the same as you grow.
Your revenue goes up ten times over.
Your platform bill stays at roughly 1% of it.
On the old model, 1,000 customers would've cost you $6,000–$9,000 a month in seat fees before you paid yourself a cent.
Here, that same business runs on $497.
And your customers' AI usage can make you money too.
Two revenue streams.
One AI business.
Get paid when they join.
Get paid when they use.
Every time your customers generate a video, create an image, build a website, write a book, generate a song…
They use credits.
And everything they make has to live somewhere.
That's storage.
Here's where it gets interesting.
You buy credits and storage from us at wholesale pricing.
Then you decide what they cost your customers.
Mark them up 20%.
50%.
2X.
Drag to set your markup
+20%Illustrative · $10 of credits and storage per customer per month
Whatever makes sense for your business.
The margin is yours.
Bundle it into a plan. Sell top-ups. Give a starter allowance away and charge for the rest. However you want to package it, you set the number.
So your AI business doesn't have to make money from subscriptions alone.
And the tech?
Still not your problem.
Remember what made white-labeling exciting in the first place?
The thought you had at the top of this page
"Wait… I don't have to worry about the tech?"
That part hasn't changed.
Korve runs on the same infrastructure we built our own businesses on — maintained by the same team that built it. AI engineers who work on this thing every single day.
So when something breaks:
You don't debug it.
You don't hire a developer.
You don't sit on a ticket for a week.
You tell support. We fix it.
And your customers never see any of it. They just see your software, working, under your brand.
You handle the marketing. We handle the rest.
Try it. If it isn't
exactly what we said
ask for your money back.
Get in, build your platform, put your brand on it, look under the hood. If Korve isn't what this page promised, email us inside 14 days and we'll refund you.
I'd rather you go and try the thing than sit here wondering whether the economics are real.
Two weeks is long enough to white-label the apps, connect your domain, and see exactly what you'd be selling.
If it isn't for you, you've lost nothing.
The only thing you're risking is finding out it works.
Questions you're
probably having.
Your $47/month covers your first 100 active users. After that it's $50 for every additional 100.
So 500 active users costs you $247/month. 1,000 costs you $497/month. If you're charging those 1,000 customers $47/month yourself, that's $47,000 in revenue against a $497 platform bill.
It's a live count of the users on your platform — not a running total of everyone you've ever created.
Say you create 90 users this month, then delete 40 of them before the cycle ends. You're at 50 active users, not 90. Deleted users stop counting.
You're also not charged the moment a user is created, so you're not paying prorated fees for people who signed up, had a look around and never came back.
Yes. Your pricing, your plans, your packaging. Charge $27 or $297, run trials, bundle it with your other offers — Korve doesn't touch any of it.
Generating things costs compute — videos, images, audio, books, chat. That usage runs on credits.
You buy credits from Korve at wholesale pricing. They sit in your wallet. Your customers buy them from you at whatever price you set.
Yes. Mark them up 20%, 50%, double them — whatever fits your business.
The margin is yours. That's your second revenue stream on top of subscriptions.
Yes. Your domain, your logo, your colours, your product name.
No. They see your brand on your domain. Korve is the infrastructure underneath — it isn't something your customers interact with or see.
You can build your own. The App Builder lets you create custom AI apps without writing code and drop them straight into your platform, alongside the ready-made ones.
Yes. The External App Wizard connects outside tools and apps into your platform so they show up under your brand alongside everything else.
You tell support. The same team that built this infrastructure maintains it — you don't debug anything, and you don't need a developer on payroll.
It's a monthly subscription. It renews every month until you stop it, and you can cancel any time from inside your account.
No contract, no minimum term.
You've got 14 days. If Korve isn't what this page said it is, email us inside that window and we'll refund your subscription.
Welcome to
the future…
Everything you need is already built.
All that's left is walking through.
IMPORTANT: Korve provides software infrastructure to help you build and operate your own Whitelabeled AI software business. This is a real business opportunity — not a get-rich-quick scheme. Your results depend on your offer, pricing, marketing, sales, execution, and other factors.
We do not guarantee income, customers, or business results.