One license, every client app. The program is forming.
Agencies, consultancies, and solution sellers already ship client software on the platform. We are shaping a partner program around them. Here is what exists today, what is still being decided, and how to put your hand up.
People who build for other people.
Ship the client's app on one license.
One organization license covers every builder and every client app you ship. The platform is multi-tenant: build once, serve many clients with row-level data isolation. No credit balance to explain on a client invoice.
Deliver process software, not a deck.
Discovery on Monday, working software in staging by Tuesday — the Closed in 24 Hours series walks through builds at that pace, marked illustrative until customer stories replace them. Every custom frontend gets develop, staging, and production; every platform app publishes Current → Testing → Production in one step, with visibility gated by groups. Either way the handover is a promotion, not a rebuild.
Bring the platform to the customers you already have.
Your customers have processes that leak hours every week. You know which ones. Introduce us, or build the fix yourself on their license or yours.
You build. Your clients run it.
You hold a license, or your client does, and you deliver apps on it: platform apps assembled from governed primitives, custom Vite/React frontends when the renderer is not enough. You get the environments, the audit trail, and the security answers to hand to the client's IT lead: the security hub, the compliance status page — what is in place, what is on request, what is not yet documented — and the page written for the person who has to say yes.
You introduce. We sell and support.
You know a team that should be building on this and would rather not deliver it yourself. Make the introduction; we run the demo, scope a pilot around a real use case, and keep you in the loop. Referral terms are part of what is being finalized.
The program is forming. Here is the shape.
We would rather show you an honest outline than a tier table we invented last week. Three things exist now, in early form; the commercial terms — margins, tiers, listings — are being decided and will be published here when they are.
Early access. The desktop app for Windows, macOS, and Linux as each installer ships, previews of new operations where we can share them, and a direct line to the people who build them.
Co-marketing. A place for your client stories in the Closed in 24 Hours series, told as capable people on a real platform, with your name on them if you want it there.
Enablement. A working session with the team, the starter prompts and blueprints we use ourselves, and the written security answers your clients' IT leads will ask for.
Nothing on this page is a contract. Program terms are confirmed in writing when the program opens; what is permitted on a license today is set out in the Acceptable Use Policy.
- Unlimited builders and unlimited apps under one organization license.
- Many tenants per account — one app, many clients, row-level isolation.
- Develop, staging, production for every custom frontend; Current → Testing → Production in one step for every platform app.
- No tokens. No credits. No meter. You bring the AI subscription you already pay for.
- Your clients' data is theirs — real tables, a documented API, export during the term and through the export window after it.
What the license costs and what the catch is: pricing. What your client's IT lead will ask, answered: the security hub.
What the platform connects to today.
Integrations the platform ships, listed plainly. These are integrations, not partnerships — we do not claim a commercial relationship with any of the companies named here.
Agents connect over MCP through the desktop app; Claude Code is the path we test and document first. Workflows call Zapier, Make, n8n, or any endpoint over HTTP. Sign-in providers are supported by the platform. All integrations · Bring your own AI
Put your hand up.
Tell us who you are, what you build, and who you build it for. A person reads it and replies from the partners address with the next step — usually a call.
A person, a call, a license.
Prefer email? partners@codemonster.ai. Want to see the platform first? See how it works.
What partners ask first.
We are an agency. Can one license cover many client apps?
Yes. Unlimited apps and unlimited builders sit under one organization license, and the platform is multi-tenant: one account can serve many tenants with row-level data isolation. See agencies for how the economics work.
Do I own my apps?
Your data is yours, always. Custom frontends are standard Vite/React you can take anywhere. Platform-built apps run on the platform — that is the trade: governed, secure, maintained rails instead of a pile of generated code you now have to secure and maintain yourself. The full answer, with a diagram, is on Do I own my apps?
What AI do I need?
Any subscription that can drive an MCP-capable agent. Claude Code is the path we test and document first; other MCP clients connect the same way. The desktop app connects your agent to the platform's control surface of named operations, and you are building.
See your use case built live.
Thirty minutes with a person, not a form. We scope what you want to build, show it on governed rails, and answer your IT lead's questions in the room. CodeMonster is invite only while we work directly with early adopters. Request an invite and we will meet, scope what you want to build, and get you productive.