Starter
£14/ user / month
For people and small teams getting started. Website Build & Host is available as a paid per-site add-on.
Choose StarterRaq.com · Business workspace
Team messages, task boards, documents, e-signatures, CRM, media generation and agent operations — together under one account. People work through a browser. Agents such as Supercomputer, Codex and Claude Code work through MCP. Same tools, same records, same permissions.
01 · Why one workspace
Small and medium-sized businesses usually end up with a chat product, a task board, a signing service, a file account, a form builder, a monitor and several AI subscriptions — each with its own login, billing, permissions model and audit history. An agent that can see only one slice of that setup stays a toy.
→ One Raq.com account. One permissions model. One shared record.
Raq.com puts those jobs in one account and gives both people and agents a common route into them. A task can start with a message, pull a file from File Drop, produce a document, request approval, update a board and leave the result where the whole team can inspect it. The product is built around that continuity.
And it is honest about its scope: Raq.com doesn’t claim feature-for-feature equivalence with every mature specialist system. Its comparisons describe overlapping workflows. Keep specialist tools where you need them and connect them through APIs, Automations or a managed Custom Module.
02 · One workspace
The browser and the agent work against the same records. A person can see and amend work an agent created. An agent can continue work a person started. The result is a shared record — not activity hidden inside a chat or a terminal.
For people — the browser
Normal screens for real work — messages, boards, files, documents and reports, with role-based access and audit records showing who did what.
For agents — through MCP
Structured operations — list boards, create cards, upload files, run batches, read project records. No imitating clicks when a direct operation exists.
Browser and agent surfaces act on the same account data, so hand-offs in both directions need no export, import or duplicate entry.
Agent access is account-scoped and tool access can be limited. Every connection carries the permissions attached to it — nothing more.
Sensitive or external actions can require sign-off. Ask My Agent supports two-stage approval controls, and Voice Calls is approval-controlled too.
03 · The catalogue
The public catalogue, grouped by job. Every paid plan includes every tool — higher plans add AI usage and service limits, never features.
75 tools in eight families — and the catalogue keeps moving.
04 · Continuity
Shared records let one job travel across tools — no new integration for every pair of products. Four patterns Raq.com customers run every day:
FLOW / 01
A prospect fills a form; the account does the rest — and an agent checks the chain for anything missing.
FLOW / 02
Brand rules in, published campaign out — with human decisions collected in one place along the way.
FLOW / 03
Build, review, monitor and support — with every alert connected to the person responsible.
FLOW / 04
A person records the outcome; agents do the running — under supervision, and with the history kept.
05 · Agent operations
These products deal with execution, supervision, approvals, hand-offs — and the record left behind. Aimed at running agents, not chatting with them.
Built-in agent
Describe the job in plain English and Supercomputer selects and runs the suitable Raq.com tools. It works with the same account, files and team as any connected external agent — an agent route for non-technical users, with no coding environment to configure.
Execution
Repeatable, templated workflows running across managed Codex and Claude sessions.
Supervision
Terminal sessions connected to a browser-based viewer — supervise agent work away from the desk.
Command
Several agent terminals in one full-screen command view, with keyboard controls and a live message queue.
Attention
Work separated into human, mixed and agent-owned tasks, so operators see exactly where attention is needed.
Prefer your own agent? Connect Codex, Claude Code or any compatible client.
Same account · Same tools · Same permissions — through MCP06 · Extend the platform
Self-build with your own coding agent, or commission a managed module that Raq.com designs, builds, hosts and maintains. The responsibility lines stay clear.
| Custom Tool | Custom Module | |
|---|---|---|
| Who builds it | You, or your coding agent | Raq.com and Vu |
| Runs as | Sandboxed app in the Custom Tools system | Native module inside the Raq.com product |
| Maintenance | You own the application work | Designed, built, hosted, updated and maintained for you |
| Access | Draft and published visibility with scoped permissions | Explicit access for your account and its team permissions |
| Agent access | Approved Raq.com operations through scoped MCP | An MCP surface can be built into the module alongside its screens |
One module covers one area of work with its own screens and data — a CRM and a quoting system would normally count as separate modules, though modules on the same account can share data. AI features inside modules draw on your account’s normal AI allowance.
07 · Pricing
Per-user subscriptions. AI usage and service limits rise with the plan — the tool catalogue never shrinks.
Starter
£14/ user / month
For people and small teams getting started. Website Build & Host is available as a paid per-site add-on.
Choose StarterProfessional
£45/ user / month
More AI usage and higher limits — and the point where Voice Calls joins the account.
Voice Calls from here
Choose ProfessionalBusiness
£200/ user / month
For teams running agent-heavy operations, with a substantially larger AI allowance and service limits.
Choose BusinessEnterprise
£500/ user / month
The highest AI allowances, monitoring quantities and service limits Raq.com offers.
Choose EnterpriseHow AI usage works: on a paid plan, AI work draws from your account’s monthly AI allowance — shown as AI usage, not internal credit counts. Different tools consume different amounts, so the pricing page gives per-tool examples rather than one universal request count. If the allowance runs out, AI tools pause until renewal or a plan change; non-AI tools keep working. Monitoring tools and FinUK carry plan-specific quantity limits.
08 · Privacy & security
How Raq.com handles your work, in plain terms — including where it draws the line between text AI and media providers.
Core text and chat requests run over Zero Data Retention routes by default — under those routes, the model provider cannot keep prompts or responses for training. You can change the AI Privacy setting to reach models that don’t offer this protection, and live web search has its own switch because current-information lookups may need a standard route.
Image and video tools send the prompt and required generation parameters to a specialist provider; voice and transcription tools send only what the job needs. Finished media is downloaded to Raq.com’s own storage. Those providers operate under their own API retention terms — the text-AI ZDR statement deliberately does not extend to every media tool.
09 · An honest fit check
A workspace this broad fits some operations better than others. Here is the straight version.
Even a weaker fit can still work: Raq.com can sit around an existing system through Automations, APIs or a Custom Module — but the connection and compliance work will need proper assessment first.
10 · Company
Raq.com is built by Vu, an AI and software company based in Solihull, United Kingdom — and Vu runs its own day-to-day work on it.
Vu builds Raq.com, uses it for its own work, and delivers the managed Custom Modules. The product is developed in the open rhythm of a working business — which is exactly the environment it was designed for.
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