Owner Guide

Everything you need to run your AI content business on this platform.

You do not host anything, patch anything or configure a server. You add an AI key, choose what you sell, make it look like yours, and start taking payments. This guide walks through all of it in the order you will actually need it.

Start here

Quickstart — in a hurry? Five steps, five minutes, and you are taking payments. Come back here for the detail.

1. Getting started Your first fifteen minutes. Signing in, what your workspace already contains, and the four things to do before you launch.

Your business

2. Your website The storefront your customers see. Page sections, your home page, extra pages, legal pages, and the sign-in screens.

3. Branding Colours, fonts, logo, favicon, corner radius, and custom CSS.

4. Tools and prompts Modules, categories, rewriting a prompt for your customers, choosing a provider and model, and building a tool of your own from scratch.

5. AI providers Adding your API keys, which providers do what, and controlling what you spend.

Selling

6. Plans and pricing Free plans, trials, monthly, yearly, lifetime, credit packs, and what credits actually are.

7. Payments with Paddle Connecting your Paddle account, going live, refunds.

8. Vouchers Selling through another checkout, running promotions, and what happens when you refund a code.

Running it

9. Your customers The customer list, granting credits, assigning a plan, blocking and removing people.

10. Emails Every message your workspace sends, how to rewrite it, how to switch one off, and sending from your own address.

11. Custom domain Putting your business on your own domain.

12. Your account Your own subscription, your profile, and deleting everything.

13. Common questions The things people ask most, and what to do when something is not working.

Three words worth knowing

Module — a family of tools. Text Generation, Chat, Image Generation, Text to Speech, Speech to Text.

Category — one tool inside a module. "Blog Post" and "Product Description" are both categories of Text Generation. A category owns the prompt that drives it.

Credit — what your customers spend. You decide how many credits each tool costs and how many each plan includes.

Where things live

Your admin area is at yourname.euai.cc/admin and the sidebar is grouped by what you are trying to do:

Your customers never see any of this. They use yourname.euai.cc, which is a completely separate front door with its own sign-in.