Texterz replaces GoHighLevel, Airtable, and n8n in one platform isolated database per client, real LLM bots, full white-label. Agencies deploy new clients in hours from a template store, manage everything from one dashboard, and deliver under their own brand. Not a chatbot tool. The infrastructure serious AI agencies build on.

Wafer Pass — Flat rate to the best LLMs for OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, etc.

Flat rate to the best LLMs for OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, etc.

Curious how you handle support today: Is your current process more ‘firefighting’ or truly structured? If you could automate just one repetitive question your team gets every day, which one would it be and what would you do with the time you get back instead?

The problem it's solving is real and specific: small AI agencies are already delivering value to clients but every project is a one-off. New client = new setup, new host, new integrations, new debugging. There's no infrastructure underneath. Growth stalls not because of a lack of demand, but because the foundation doesn't scale.

At the same time, the existing tools weren't built for this. GoHighLevel is a marketing platform trying to bolt on AI. n8n and Airtable work for one client but fall apart at ten. No one had built the actual infrastructure layer isolated per-client, truly white-label, with real AI at the core.

The vision behind it is bigger than the product:

The long-term ambition is to be the infrastructure layer for AI agencies worldwide the way Stripe became the invisible backbone of online payments. Not a tool people think about, but the foundation everyone builds on.

What I don't know: The personal story behind why Melvin specifically started Texterz isn't in the documents I have. That origin story he "why me, why now" would be something only he can tell authentically.

If you need that for a pitch, investor page, or founder bio, I'd recommend asking Melvin directly for his personal motivation.