Your app is half built.Your developer stopped replying.We are the engine that finishes it.
0nMCP is the white-label AI engine underneath the agency stack — an agency copilot, a US-based agency CRM, and client portals that all run on one connection to 1,630 tools across 97 services. You ship it under your own brand; your clients never learn we exist.
Nobody sells you the part where it stalls.
If more than two of these are true, the problem is not your idea and it is not your team. It is that you have been buying pieces instead of standing on an engine.
The app is 70% done
It demos fine and it has never touched a real client. The last 30% is the part nobody scoped.
The developer went quiet
Three weeks, two follow-ups, one read receipt. Nobody left knows how the thing works.
Nothing talks to anything
The CRM, the billing, the forms and the reporting are four islands and a spreadsheet.
You cannot say what is next
Not because you lack ideas. Because no one has told you what is actually possible from here.
Offshore, again
Cheap, then slow, then silent. Nine timezones from the client who is asking you why it broke.
You are the integration
Copying between tabs at 11pm is not a workflow, and it does not scale past you.
One thing under everything you sell.
The CRM, the copilot, the websites, the client portals — every product in this ecosystem is the same engine wearing a different face. That is why adding the next one takes days instead of quarters.
One connection, everything behind it
1,630 tools across 97 services — CRM, Stripe, Google, Slack, Shopify, Supabase — reachable from one place instead of 97 integrations you maintain forever.
The layer under your product
You keep your brand, your pricing and your client relationship. We are the part nobody sees, which is exactly where infrastructure belongs.
Plan, approve, run, receipt
Nothing runs before someone approves it, and every action leaves a receipt in plain English. The safety model is the product.
Keys stay yours
Credentials live encrypted in your own vault. Connect a service once and every product you build can use it without the key being copied anywhere.
Your logo. Your pricing. Your client.
We do not sell to your clients, ever. You resell the whole stack as your own product and keep the relationship, the margin and the brand.
Agency Copilot
Your operators describe an outcome in plain English and it happens across every client account. Under your logo, on your domain.
US-based agency CRM
Contacts, pipelines, conversations, calendars and billing — the whole operating layer, white-labelled, with the AI already wired into it.
Client portals that sell the retainer
Every client sees what you did for them this week, in sentences. Invisible work is the work that gets cancelled.
Ship what you already promised
Most of what your half-built app needs already exists here. The job is usually connecting it, not building it again.
Four steps, and the first one is free.
- 01
We read what you have
Repo, dashboard, whatever exists. You get an honest inventory of what works, what is wired, and what was only ever a screenshot.
- 02
You get the list
What is left, in order, with real timelines. Including the parts we think you should not build.
- 03
It runs on the engine
The integrations you were going to write one by one are already here. That is normally where the months come back.
- 04
You ship, under your name
White-labelled end to end. Your clients never learn we exist, which is the entire point.
You can call us, and a person answers.
Everyone claims this, so here are the specifics.
Pennsylvania, USA
RocketOpp LLC. A registered US company with an address you can look up, not a contractor pool.
One number, one person
You get an owner, not a ticket queue and not a rotating account manager.
Your business hours
Eastern time. Answers during the day you are actually working, not overnight while your client waits.
Consulting, not just software
Marketing agency consulting is part of it. Deciding what to build is usually worth more than building it.
Send us the half-built thing.
You will get an honest read on what you have and what is left — in order, with real dates. If the answer is that you should not build it, we will say that too.
Frequently asked questions
What does 0nMCP actually do for an agency?
It is the engine your agency products run on. One connection reaches 1,630 tools across 97 services — CRM, Stripe, Google, Slack, Shopify and more — so an agency copilot, a white-label CRM and client portals all work without you building and maintaining 97 separate integrations.
Is this white-label? Will my clients know you exist?
It is white-label end to end, and no. You resell the stack under your own brand, your own domain and your own pricing, and you keep the client relationship. We never sell to your clients.
Are you US-based?
Yes. RocketOpp LLC is a registered US company based in Pennsylvania, working Eastern time. You get an owner on the phone rather than a ticket queue or a rotating offshore account manager.
My app is half built and my developer disappeared. Can you finish it?
That is the most common reason agencies come to us. We start by reading what actually exists — repo, dashboard, whatever there is — and give you an honest inventory plus an ordered list of what is left with real dates. Most of what a stalled build needs already exists on the engine, so the remaining work is usually connecting rather than rebuilding.
What is the Agency Copilot?
A command surface where your operators describe an outcome in plain English and it happens across every client account — under your logo. Nothing runs before someone approves it, and every action leaves a receipt in plain English.
What is included in the US-based agency CRM?
Contacts, pipelines, conversations, calendars and billing — the full operating layer, white-labelled, with the AI already wired in rather than bolted on afterwards.
Do you do consulting, or only software?
Both. Marketing agency consulting is part of the engagement, because deciding what to build is usually worth more than building it. If we think you should not build something, we say so.
Where are my API keys stored?
In the 0nVault — encrypted at rest under your own account. You connect a service once and every product you build can use it without the key being copied anywhere else.