Who OneActor is for — and where it stops
Four kinds of people it is built for. Each ends with the limit that matters most.
Founders testing an idea
Go from a description to a web app, a phone app for Android and iPhone, or both, that you can put in front of real users — on test first, and in production when you are ready.
Limit: Publishing a phone app needs your own Apple Developer Program and Google Play accounts, whose fees you pay to Apple and Google.
Freelancers and studios building for a client
Set up the project, then invite your client by email. They accept, fund it and own the organization from the first moment; you keep developer access to the project.
Limit: Your client's organization pays OneActor directly; there is no reseller billing.
Small teams building together
One organization, several people with roles: owners decide on payments and production, members work on the projects they are given — and the agents work for all of them.
Limit: Your code runs in OneActor's cloud account, not in your own. Each member of the organization beyond its owner costs 5 credits a month.
A website for your business
Describe your business and what visitors should find. One AI agent builds the pages with you, the Publish button puts them online, and your own domain points to them.
Limit: A Website is pages only: accounts, payments and stored data need an App project.