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.
What you get
Your client owns it from day one
The project and its production belong to your client's organization, so handing it over is not a migration.
No bills in your name
Your client pays OneActor directly, so you never hold their payment details or their cloud bill.
You keep developer access
You work on the project with the agents, as a member of your client's organization.
Your client approves production
Production turns on only when an owner of the organization — your client — says so.
Progress your client can see
Plans, designs and questions wait on the board, so your client sees the same progress you do.
Decisions on record
Each ticket records what was built and why, every feature keeps its current state, and features your client removed stay removed.
How it goes
Create the project
Describe your client's app in the wizard.
Invite your client as owner
By email. They accept and fund the organization.
Build with the agents
You guide the work; your client approves what is theirs to approve.
Your client turns production on
And the release that ran on test goes live.
The limit that matters
Your client's organization pays OneActor directly; there is no reseller billing.
What it uses
Dev, test and production
Production only with an owner's grant.
AI team
10 specialist agents, each with one job.
Project memory
Agents see every feature as it is now.
Your code and data
Yours to read, change and take with you.
Ready to build?
Describe your first app. The agents take it from there, and production waits for you.