The business workspace for people and agents
Raq.com puts team messages, task boards, documents, e‑signatures, CRM, monitoring and AI production in one subscription — and gives Supercomputer, Codex or Claude Code the same tools your team uses, with approvals and a record everyone can see.
No card required · Every paid plan includes the full catalogue
Form Builder — new enquiry received; CRM record created
Automation — onboarding card opened on Task Board
Supercomputer — proposal drafted in Pretty Docs
Reviewed draft — agreement sent with E‑Sign
E‑Sign — signed document filed to File Drop
Ask My Agent — client kickoff call requested Voice Calls · awaiting your approval
ApproveIllustration — every action lands in the shared account record
01 — Why Raq exists
Most small and medium businesses build their operating system by accumulation: a chat product, a task board, a signing service, a form builder, a monitoring service and several AI subscriptions. Each one brings its own login, billing, permissions and audit history — and an AI agent that can see only one piece of that setup isn't much of an agent.
Raq.com puts those jobs in one account and gives agents a common route into them. A task can start with a message, use a file from File Drop, create a document, request approval, update a board and leave the result where the whole team can inspect it — instead of buried in a chat window or a terminal.
A straight word on scope: Raq.com doesn't claim feature-for-feature parity with every mature specialist product. Our comparisons describe overlapping workflows, not exact replacements. Keep the specialist systems you need and connect them through APIs, Automations or a Custom Module.
02 — The agent layer
Raq.com exposes its tools to compatible agents through the Model Context Protocol (MCP): structured operations like listing task boards, creating a card, uploading a file or running an image batch. No imitating clicks — and no hidden activity, because agents and people work against the same records.
Prefer plain English? Supercomputer, the built-in agent, takes a description of the job and selects the right tools itself. Sensitive actions can require explicit sign-off — Ask My Agent runs two-stage approvals, and Voice Calls is approval-controlled.
Illustration — access is account-scoped and permission-limited
03 — The catalogue
Every tool below is included in every paid plan. Higher plans add AI usage and higher service limits — not a longer feature list.
The catalogue changes quickly — missing something? Tool Ideas is the request queue.
04 — Continuity
A prospect completes a form. An Automation updates the CRM, opens an onboarding card and creates a branded Client Portal. E‑Sign sends the agreement, and every file lands in the account — with an agent able to check the whole chain and prepare anything missing.
Brand Guidelines holds the rules. Marketing Campaigns turns a brief into a plan, Ghostwriter and Rewriter produce copy, the Image and Video Labs produce media, Creative Review collects the decisions, and Social Scheduler publishes after approval.
Website Build & Host creates the site. Page Feedback collects review comments, SEO & AEO Checker reviews the result, Site Uptime and Page Watch monitor it, and Help Desk plus Website Chatbox AI handle whatever comes in — each alert routed to the responsible person.
Record the outcome you want in Priorities or a Task Board. Orchestrator starts the agent workflow, Nature Work or Agent Operator HQ shows the live sessions, and Ask My Agent requests a human decision at every controlled boundary. The finished files and full history stay on the record.
05 — Extending the platform
Route A — self-built
Point your own coding agent at the Custom Tools system and it can build a sandboxed application that runs inside Raq.com — embedded in the account, with approved, limited scopes back into your data.
Includedwith every Raq.com plan
Route B — managed
Describe the workflow — that awkward spreadsheet, that process nobody else's software fits — and Raq.com designs, builds, hosts and maintains a native module for your account. First mock-up normally within one working day; a working module within five working days or less after approval.
£190 / $259 per module, monthlyOn top of a Raq.com plan · Your data stays in your account and can be exported
06 — Pricing
Per user, per month. Every plan includes the full public catalogue — higher plans buy more AI usage and higher service limits.
£14 / user / month
$19 rest of world
£45 / user / month
$61 rest of world
£200 / user / month
$272 rest of world
£500 / user / month
$680 rest of world
Free trial
No card required. One use of each AI tool plus limited monitoring, so you can judge the breadth before paying.
AI usage
AI work draws from a monthly account allowance — different tools consume different amounts. If it runs out, AI tools pause until renewal; non-AI tools keep working.
Billing
Annual billing gets a 5% discount. Upgrade instantly or schedule a downgrade for the next billing date. Prices exclude VAT where applicable.
07 — Privacy & security
Core text and chat AI uses Zero Data Retention routes by default — the model provider cannot keep your prompts or responses for training. You control the AI Privacy setting if you want models outside that protection, and live web search has its own switch.
Image, video and voice tools send only what the job needs to specialist providers under their own retention terms, and finished media comes back to Raq.com's own storage. Raq.com does not train models on customer content.
Handling regulated or sensitive data? Read the current Privacy Policy, AI Privacy & Security page and Subprocessors list, and map your own requirements onto the specific tools you plan to use.
TLS 1.3 for all data in transit.
AES-256 full-disk encryption at rest, on dedicated hardware.
Role-based permissions and audit logging so you can show who did what — humans and agents alike.
EU data residency on dedicated servers in Hetzner's German data centres.
UK GDPR-aligned handling across the platform.
Optional two-factor authentication for user accounts.
Continuous monitoring with a defined incident-response process.
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