Commercial models for embedding private capital infrastructure

Last reviewed: 1 September 2026

Deployment shape drives the commercial shape: white label, embedded components, API, MCP for partner agents, referral and co-sell, or data exchange. Terms are agreed per partnership, and no rates, fees or revenue shares are published in the abstract.

Key takeaways

/The partner keeps the client, the brand and the pricing relationship.
/Mandate, evidence and records are held per tenant and never pooled.
/Reuben AI is software and does not hold client money or settle transactions.

Partners ask for numbers early, and the honest answer is that the shape has to come first. A white-label deployment where the partner owns pricing and support is a different arrangement from a referral motion or a data exchange.

What is fixed is the principle: the partner keeps the client and the pricing relationship in an embedded or white-label deployment. What is negotiated is the commercial mechanism behind it.

How Reuben AI compares

Deployment model and where the commercial relationship sits

Attribute	Reuben AI	Best for
White label	Partner owns brand, pricing and client	Partners whose brand is the reason users trust the platform
Embedded components	Partner interface, embedded surfaces	Platforms with a mature interface that need capability, not a front end
API	Partner builds the experience	Product and engineering teams wanting full control
MCP for partner agents	Partner agents act on scoped records	Partners already running agents
Referral and co-sell	Joint commercial motion	Networks testing demand before integrating
Data exchange	Partner data attributed as a source	Data providers and research vendors

Questions to put to any embedded intelligence provider

01Can each tenant hold its own mandate?
02Does every claim carry a source and an attribution tier?
03Whose brand does the end user see?
04Who chooses residency and retention?
05What does export look like if the partnership ends?

Frequently asked questions

Are rates published?

No. Partnership terms are agreed per partnership and depend on deployment model, scope and support arrangement.

Who bills the end client?

In white-label and embedded deployments the partner bills the client and owns the pricing relationship.

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How this is priced: terms are agreed per partnership and depend on deployment model, volume and support expectations. In an embedded or white-label deployment you set what your own users pay. See deployment and commercial models.