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Why Raq exists

Most businesses run on too many separate accounts.

Add a chat tool. A task board. A signing service. A form builder. Several AI subscriptions. Each brings its own login, billing and permission model. Your AI agent sees only one corner of the operation.

Raq puts those jobs into one account and gives agents a common, structured route into them through the Model Context Protocol. Work started by a person can continue with an agent. Work done by an agent stays visible and editable by the team.

The account holds the shared record. No extra integrations for every pair of tools.

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The catalogue.

Seventy-plus tools across seven areas of work. Every tool included on every paid plan.

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Tools in practice

Work flows across the account without extra integrations.

Client onboarding flow

  1. 1
    Form Builder intake
    Prospect completes a branded intake form
  2. 2
    Automation: CRM record + Task Board + Client Portal
    No manual setup; all tools share the account
  3. 3
    E-Sign sends the agreement
    Signed document and uploads go into File Drop
  4. 4
    Agent checks the chain, prepares anything missing
    One MCP connection covers the whole account

From intake to signed agreement without leaving the account.

A prospect submits a Form Builder form. An Automation creates or updates the CRM record, opens a Task Board card and sets up a Client Portal. E-Sign sends the agreement. The signed document and anything the client uploads go into the shared file store.

Team Comms and the board hold the internal discussion and next actions. An agent can inspect the entire chain through one MCP connection and prepare any outstanding item — because everything lives in the same account, not four separate services.

Campaign production from brief to scheduled post.

Brand Guidelines stores your visual and written standards. Marketing Campaigns turns the brief into a plan. Rewriter or Ghostwriter prepares the copy, presenting ranked alternatives sentence by sentence. AI Image Lab and AI Video Lab produce the creative across multiple models.

Creative Review collects the team's decisions in one place. Social Scheduler prepares channel-specific versions and publishes after approval. The full record — brief, assets, choices and publication — stays in the account.

Tools involved

Brand Guidelines
Marketing Campaigns
Ghostwriter
Rewriter
AI Image Lab
AI Video Lab
Creative Review
Social Scheduler

Model Context Protocol

Built for your agents too.

Raq exposes its tools through MCP. An agent can list boards, create cards, upload files, run generation batches, read project records and trigger automations — without imitating browser clicks.

The browser and agent surfaces work against the same records. A person reviews and corrects agent work in the normal interface. An agent picks up where a person left off. Permissions and audit logs keep the record straight.

Connect your agent

Supercomputer

Raq's built-in agent. Describe a job in plain English and Supercomputer selects and runs suitable platform tools. It works with the same account, files and team as any connected external agent — giving non-technical users an agent route without configuring a coding environment.

Approvals & oversight

Sensitive or external actions use explicit approvals. Ask My Agent supports structured person–agent exchanges with two-stage controls. Voice Calls requires approval before an assistant can call. Passkey Vault releases credentials one at a time after biometric confirmation where supported. The team retains a complete audit record.

Agent Operator HQ & Nature Work

Agent Operator HQ presents multiple agent terminals in one command view with keyboard controls and a live message queue. Nature Work connects local terminal sessions to a remote browser view so an operator can supervise work away from the desk.

Priorities

Separates work into human, mixed and agent-owned tasks. The operator sees at a glance where human attention is needed, what is running collaboratively, and what the agents are handling without intervention.

Good fits

Who Raq is built for.

  • Small and growing teams who want fewer separate subscriptions, fewer logins and a single shared record of work.

  • Companies already using Codex, Claude Code or other agents for operational work who want those agents to reach the full account rather than a single tool.

  • Agencies managing several client accounts who need projects, portals, tasks, files and approvals to stay separate but accessible from one place.

  • Operators who need human approvals and an inspectable record of what each agent did and why — not just a chat log.

  • Businesses with an awkward internal process that suits a Custom Module — designed, built and maintained by Raq.

  • Teams that need occasional specialist tools — image generation, receipt extraction, contract review, UK company data — without a separate subscription for each.

Per user · per month · excl. VAT

Pricing.

Every tool is included on every paid plan. AI usage and service limits increase with the plan. Annual billing receives a 5% discount. Free trial — no card required.

Starter
£14 /user/mo
$19 USD
  • All 70+ tools
  • Base AI usage
  • MCP agent access
  • Voice Calls
  • Website hosting incl.
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Professional
Popular
£45 /user/mo
$61 USD
  • All 70+ tools
  • Higher AI usage
  • MCP agent access
  • Voice Calls
  • Website hosting incl.
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Business
£200 /user/mo
$272 USD
  • All 70+ tools
  • High AI usage
  • MCP agent access
  • Voice Calls
  • Sites incl. (increased)
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Enterprise
£500 /user/mo
$680 USD
  • All 70+ tools
  • Maximum AI usage
  • MCP agent access
  • Voice Calls
  • Sites incl. (maximum)
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Prices exclude VAT where applicable. AI usage and service limits vary by plan — see raq.com/pricing for current detail. Custom Modules are £190/$259 per module per month, on top of a Raq plan.

Extensions

Your own tools inside the platform.

Raq offers two separate extension routes. The commercial responsibility, runtime and maintenance model differ between them.

Learn about Custom Modules

Custom Tools

Included with plan

Your coding agent builds a sandboxed application that runs inside Raq. Draft tools are limited to their creator; published tools are accessible to the account. Outbound access into Raq uses approved, scoped operations. You own and maintain the build — Raq supplies the sandboxed runtime and the MCP connection into the account.

Custom Modules

£190 / $259 per module/mo

Raq designs, builds, hosts and maintains a native module for your account. The current public offer states a first mock-up normally within one working day; a working module within five working days after approval, with larger jobs identified at the mock-up stage.

The monthly fee covers design, development, hosting, maintenance and changes requested while subscribed. One module covers one area of work with its own screens and data. Your data stays in the account and can be exported.

Security & privacy

TLS 1.3
Data in transit
AES-256
Full-disk encryption at rest
Zero Data Retention
Core AI routes by default
EU data residency
Hetzner, Germany
UK GDPR
Aligned handling
Role-based access
Full audit logging

Raq does not train models on customer content. Read the AI Privacy & Security page, Privacy Policy and Subprocessors list before placing regulated or sensitive data.

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