Clients and apps in one partner account
Manage client workspaces, published apps, connectors and users from one partner account.
Partner Access
Give your clients managed access to your apps — no VPN.
If you run private apps or customer environments for many clients — SaaS, ERP, hosting or integration — Partner Access lets you offer secure web access as part of your own service. Your clients get verified, scoped, logged and revocable sessions to the right app, without a device VPN and without exposing internal addresses.
Who it is for
- SaaS and vertical-software vendors
- ERP / CRM providers
- Hosting providers and managed-application providers
- Integrators and service companies with many client environments
What the platform gives you
Access without VPN
Each client environment is reached through an outbound connector and a managed public app address — no inbound ports, no internal hostnames or private IPs exposed to end users.
Usage reporting and billing
Active-user reporting per client to support your own billing; platform fee plus per-active-user pricing.
Content protection
Optional dynamic watermark and copy/print/screenshot deterrents on protected app pages make mishandling more visible. They reduce casual leakage risk but do not replace DLP.
Partner-ready operations
Partner dashboard, delegated APIs and client-level reporting support sales-assisted MSP and integrator rollouts under BusinessProxy-branded surfaces.
Why partners win
It becomes your “secure access without VPN” feature
You already have the client base, billing, support and trust. BusinessProxy becomes a feature you include in your plan or sell as an add-on — one contract can replace dozens of separate small access setups.
Pricing
Platform fee + per active user
Platform from $300–2,000 / month plus $1–3 per active user per month, with app- and connector-based components for larger deployments. Final pricing depends on volume and delivery model.
Partner Access FAQ
- Why is this better than giving each client a VPN?
- A VPN connects the whole device to a network and is costly to support across many clients. Partner Access publishes a specific app per client with verified, scoped, logged and revocable sessions — no device tunnel.
- What is available today and what requires a separate rollout?
- The public app address + connector access model, client workspaces, users, partner dashboard and access event log are the working core. Broader partner billing and custom public identity require a separate enterprise rollout.
- How does the connector see app traffic?
- The public app address path works as a Layer-7 reverse proxy: it relays the full request and response (method, path, headers and bodies) in transit to your connector. Bodies are not logged or retained. This is disclosed before enablement.