Reselling ShopCSV AI under your own name: the price view

You sell software under your own name, so the price you pay is the cost of a tool you own, not a monthly subscription to compare against rivals. Read the lifetime tiers as a single purchase that lets you keep reselling the outcome. The question is whether the licence scope matches the way you hand work to clients.

The published price table on softwareprogrammer.app lists Creator lifetime, Store lifetime and BYOK Store lifetime. Each tier is a different amount of the same listing work rather than a different brand. Your own margin depends on how many client catalogues you can run through one tier before you need another.

Work out the cost per client batch, not per login. Generation draws on credits, so the tier you buy determines how many catalogues you can turn around. A reseller with several small clients may find the entry tier covers them, while white-label partners delivering larger runs will look to the higher tiers.

The Creator lifetime tier suits a reseller who runs bulk AI listing generation for a handful of clients and exports files for the major stores. You keep the work under your own brand while ShopCSV AI does the row-building. Free trial credits let you measure a real batch before committing.

Store lifetime adds headroom for partners who produce catalogues more regularly or across several store formats. The same features apply, including SERP title variations, so client deliverables keep a consistent shape whether you run one catalogue or several in a week.

BYOK Store lifetime sits at the top and is the tier to consider when your white-label arrangement needs your own key. Across all three, each store applies its own rules, so your team still checks exports before delivery. AI copy needs a review pass, and generation consumes credits, so trial credits are the honest way to size a tier.

Your biggest objection is licences that forbid client use. Put it plainly to the vendor before paying: does the tier you are buying permit you to deliver generated CSV files under your own brand to paying clients? Ask for that in writing, and keep the reply with your purchase records.

Read the published terms rather than assume. A lifetime tier that covers your own catalogue is not the same as one that covers resale to clients. If the wording is silent on client use, treat that as a question for support rather than a green light. Nothing in the brief suggests a universal answer.

The other doubt is effort. You are not reselling a login; you are reselling the outcome. That means your side handles review, store rules and client handover. Price the tool with those hours in mind, and use the free trial credits to see how much editing a real catalogue needs before you quote a client.

Set the three lifetime tiers against your actual client list. Creator lifetime fits a partner whose clients need bulk listings for a few storefronts. Store lifetime fits a partner running more frequent catalogues. BYOK Store lifetime fits a partner who needs their own key in the delivery path.

Then compare the non-price factors. Each store applies its own rules, so inspection of exports is part of your service. AI copy needs a review pass, and generation consumes credits. Those three facts decide whether a lower tier is enough for the catalogues you already sell.

Finally, test before you commit. Free trial credits let you run one real client batch and see the export, the SERP title variations and the review effort. Once that batch is measured, the published lifetime price on softwareprogrammer.app becomes a straightforward comparison against the work you already charge for.