For ISVs and software platforms
Launch a fully sovereign,white-labeled enterpriseAI agent platform.
Adopt the complete platform or embed production-grade SDKs into your existing product, while maintaining your own brand.
The enterprise teams already running it under their own brand.
Platforms that reached production on this infrastructure, with their customers seeing only their product.
Live in production, under their brand
12.4k runs
Close Accelerator, running in Finance
8.9k runs
Renewal Risk Analyst, running in Revenue
3.6k runs
Policy Reviewer, running in Legal
12 to 18months
Of platform engineering you skip by licensing it
The reference that matters for ISVs.
A billion-dollar enterprise planning SaaS is using Lyzr’s infrastructure to power their agent platform. Live, embedded, OEM.
What their customers see
Their brand, their product, their agent workbench and marketplace
What stays theirs
The platform, the data model, the customer relationship and the roadmap
What Lyzr provides
The white-labeled build, governance and runtime layer underneath
Where it runs
Their own cloud, and their customers’ managed AWS, Azure or GCP
They had the engineers to build this layer themselves. They licensed it and shipped the product instead.
Build it yourself, or license what’s already running in production?
The agent layer takes weeks. What sits underneath it, tenant isolation, deployment, governance, identity, reliability and economics at scale, takes 12 to 18 months. The question isn’t whether you can build it. It’s whether you should.
Production layer
What you need to ship
Isolation
- Tenant boundaries
- Request isolation
- Environment separation
Deployment
- Customer VPC
- Private cloud
- Kubernetes
- On-prem
Identity & Access
- RBAC
- Delegated permissions
- Enterprise identity
Reliability
- Durable execution
- Failure isolation
- Regression gating
Governance
- Audit logs
- Approvals
- Policy enforcement
Economics
- Usage metering
- Tenant limits
- Cost controls
License one block. Take the platform. Ship faster either way.
License only the blocks your platform is missing, or take the complete stack. Every missing block is a production incident waiting to happen, a hallucination, a crossed tenant boundary, an unexplained bill.
Without AgentBlocks
Stitched from parts. The gaps stay open.
With AgentBlocks
Keep what works. AgentBlocks supplies the rest.
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Stays in place: your existing platform
- Frameworks
- Models
- Cloud
- Databases
- Telemetry
- CI/CD
- IAM & SSO
Wired in. Not rebuilt.
Your data, tools and agents stay yours.
Your customers only ever see your brand. Everything underneath stays invisible.
AgentBlocks powers the infrastructure underneath. Everything that makes the product yours stays yours.
Yours, outright
- Agents, prompts & workflowsEverything you or your customers build.
- Your data & customer dataNever used for training. Never leaves your deployment boundary.
- Domain intelligenceYour models, knowledge and evaluations.
- Brand & customer relationshipYour brand, pricing, contracts and customers.
- Deployment & credentialsYour cloud, your models, your credentials and admins.
Lyzr, licensed to you
- AgentBlocks platformLicensed for the term of the agreement.
- Platform improvementsUpdates and improvements included throughout the agreement.
Your protections
- No training on your dataYour data is never used to train our models or anyone else’s.
- Open export pathAgents, configurations, evaluations and audit history remain exportable.
- Source escrow availableProtection for the platform code your product depends on.
Three paths to market. One infrastructure underneath.
Every engagement model preserves the same principle: your brand, your customer, your economics.
Modular
Fill the gaps in your platform
You already have an agent platform and need specific production capabilities to make it enterprise-ready.
- License only the AgentBlocks you need
- Integrate through APIs and SDKs
- Keep your existing architecture and platform
Your platform. Our blocks.
Platform
White-label the complete agent platform
You want to launch or extend an agent platform without building the infrastructure underneath it.
- Complete white-labeled Lyzr agent platform
- Integration into your existing product and architecture
- Implementation support from Lyzr engineers
Your product. Our platform.
Turnkey
Launch complete agentic solutions
You want the platform and the expertise to identify, build and launch agentic workflows for your customers.
- Complete white-labeled Lyzr agent platform
- End-to-end implementation
- Applied AI team to scope and build agentic workflows
- Support through production launch
Your customers. We help build the solution.
FAQ
Resolve what’s in the way.
If anything is still between you and a decision, it’s most likely answered here.
Do we have to replace our current stack?
No. Your frameworks, models, cloud, IAM, CI/CD and telemetry stay exactly as they are. AgentBlocks connects to them through supported adapters and supplies only the modules you select. Most customers keep everything and add two or three blocks.
Can we bring agents we have already built?
Yes, that is the common case. Agents built on other frameworks are connected and then governed like any other: registered, evaluated, versioned and observable. You keep your prompts, your orchestration and your domain logic.
Where does it run, and where does customer data live?
In your cloud, or inside your customer’s own AWS, Azure or GCP. Conversation history, traces and logs stay inside whichever boundary you deploy into. This is usually the first question an enterprise procurement team asks, and it is why deployment is configurable rather than fixed.
Will our customers know they are using Lyzr?
No. The workbench, the marketplace and the builder render in your shell: your palette, typography, component language, domain. Lyzr appears in your contract, not in your product.
How is this different from building it ourselves, using a hyperscaler, or buying point tools?
Those are real options, and most customers keep some of them. The difference is what happens at the seams: brand, cross-stack governance and where it deploys.
| Route | Build it yourself | Hyperscaler platforms | Point tools | AgentBlocksRecommended |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ships under your brand | Yes, you build all of it | Their console, their ecosystem | Vendor-branded surfaces | White-label and OEM by design |
| Works with agents you already built | Yes, plus everything else | Strongest on their own stack | One tool per problem | Governs heterogeneous stacks; every agent has an export path |
| Runs in your customer’s environment | If you engineer it | Their cloud | Mostly SaaS-only | Your cloud, or the customer’s AWS, Azure or GCP |
| Time before the first customer sees it | Nine to eighteen months of platform work first | Fast to prototype, slow to white-label | Fast per tool, slow to assemble | Infrastructure already exists, so you build the product |
What happens if we want to leave?
Every block ships with an export path, and it is part of the agreement rather than a favour. Agents, configuration and audit history come with you. We would rather win the renewal on the product than on switching costs.
Who runs it in production?
Lyzr operates the infrastructure under support and SLA: runtime, governance, deployment and observability. You own the product, the roadmap and the customer relationship. If you would rather run it yourself, the self-serve model exists for exactly that.
What does the commercial arrangement look like?
OEM licensing, priced by the blocks you take and the scale you run them at, with the ownership split written into the agreement. The specifics depend on scope, so they are set in the architecture session rather than guessed at here.
Ship your platform. Not the infrastructure behind it.
Book a working session with one of our technical architects. Bring your architecture; leave with a plan for what you keep, what AgentBlocks adds, and how you launch under your brand.
What we cover, in about an hour
Scope
Full platform, or the specific blocks you are missing.
Architecture
What you keep, what we connect, what we add, and where it deploys.
Commercials
OEM rights, pricing, ownership, support and SLA.
Launch plan
Engagement model, owners and milestones.
Book a session with a technical architect
An architect, not a sales engineer. We reply within one business day.