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IbouAI B2B partnerships — AI character technology licensing and API integration

B2B Partnership

B2B Partnership

Bring AI into your existing service. We can explore the features you need together.

Custom AI Development

AI features and services built to your needs

API Integration

Add AI features to your existing service with a simple API

Technical Support

Technical support during integration and operations

Integration Flow

Your App

Your service

API Call

IbouAI API

AI character engine

REST WebSocket
API
SDK
SaaS

Three ways to integrate

Three ways to integrate

Pick based on how deep you want this to sit inside your product. Once the mode is set, we adapt to the rest.

API

REST · WebSocket calls

The lightest option. Leave your product as it is and call our endpoints only where you need them.

Best for
Adding AI features to a web or app product already in production
Your effort
Low — server-side call code
SDK

Client-side embed

A drop-in widget and client library. We handle conversation state and streaming responses on our side.

Best for
Shipping a chat or character UI quickly without building it yourself
Your effort
Medium — layout and styling
SaaS

Dedicated managed instance

Configured for you and operated by us. Model choice, prompts and data handling are tuned to your requirements.

Best for
No in-house ops capacity, or complex requirements
Your effort
Low — mostly requirement discussions

How rollout works

  1. 01

    Scope the requirements

    Which features, on which screens, at roughly what call volume.

  2. 02

    Choose the mode

    We pick whichever of API, SDK or SaaS costs you the least effort.

  3. 03

    Test integration

    Real responses through a test key so you can judge quality and latency.

  4. 04

    Contract and operate

    Terms fixed, then incidents and change requests come straight to us.

What we agree on before signing

Cost and terms depend on requirements, so we do not publish a fixed price. Here is what actually gets decided.

  • Monthly call volume and concurrency
  • Which models to use, and the quality-versus-cost balance (selectable per use case)
  • Latency targets, and the escalation path when something breaks
  • Data handling — what is stored and what is not
  • Scope and ownership of customisation such as characters and prompts
  • Term length, minimum commitment if any, and data hand-back on exit

Most of this is settled in the first conversation. We reply within one business day.