Bring your own AI.
Plug in the model provider you already pay, at cost, with limits you set. No markup on tokens.
Claude is where you work. Emerjent is the operation it works on.
The models change every month. What you run them on shouldn't. A chat app can do the task in front of it. Emerjent remembers the client: what they signed, what changed, how your agency runs this kind of project, and what's next. Whichever model answers, it answers from your operation.
Work where you already work.
Ask in Claude or ChatGPT.
Connect Emerjent to the chat app your team already uses and ask about any client, project or step in plain English.
Click in the app.
Everything you can ask for in chat, you can also see and do in the Emerjent app.
Point at the screen.
Open the in-app Copilot, point at a deal, a task or a field, and ask about exactly that.
Same rules, same record, whichever way you come in.
A change made from Claude, from a click or from the Copilot goes through the same permissions and the same review steps, and lands in the same history.
- Moved Brightfield UAT to Oct 14Delivery leadvia Claude
- Marked Kickoff call doneConsultantvia App
- Updated the migration estimateDelivery leadvia Copilot
Your keys, your limits.
At cost.
Your model usage is billed by your provider at the price you already pay. No markup on tokens.
Your limits.
Set spending limits in your provider's console, and cap how much each agent can use inside Emerjent, so usage never surprises you.
Your keys stay yours.
Keys are encrypted at rest, never shown again after you save them, and managed by your owners and admins.
The AI is rented. The know-how is yours.
Your process, context and playbooks stay in your workspace, whichever model you use. Switch providers and your agency's way of working comes with you, because it was never stored in the model.
Questions people ask about this.
Which AI providers can we connect?
You can bring your own keys for Anthropic, OpenAI and Google Gemini. Your owners and admins add them in workspace settings, and they're encrypted at rest. Your process, context and playbooks live in Emerjent, not in the model, so switching providers doesn't mean starting over.
Do you mark up model usage?
No. When you bring your own key, your provider bills you directly at the price you already pay, and Emerjent adds nothing on top. You set the limits, with your provider and per agent in Emerjent. Emerjent's own price is a flat plan for your agency, covered on the pricing page.
Can we use Emerjent from Claude or ChatGPT?
Yes. Connect Emerjent to the chat app your team already uses and ask about clients, projects and steps in plain English. The same permissions and review steps apply as in the app, and every change lands in the same history, so chat is a way in, not a way around your rules.
What is the in-app Copilot?
The Copilot lives inside the Emerjent app. Point at a deal, a task or a single field on screen and ask about exactly that, without describing what you're looking at. It follows the same rules as chat and the app, and it can't touch fields marked private, such as credentials.
What happens to our process if we switch AI providers?
Nothing changes. Your process, step contracts, playbooks and client history are stored in your Emerjent workspace, not inside any model. Swap the key for a different provider and your team keeps working the same way, with the same history and the same rules. The AI is rented. The know-how is yours.