Client access

A client login lets your customer edit their own site without a Qixoo account of their own, without seeing your dashboard, your other sites or your billing.

Inviting a client

1. Site card → Invite client → enter the client's email. They receive a sign-in link that takes them straight to their site's editor.
2. No email, or you prefer WhatsApp, Telegram or handing it over in person? Click Copy invite link instead and leave the email field empty. You get the same one-time sign-in link, valid 48 hours, on your clipboard.

Each click mints a fresh link and cancels the previous unused one. Messenger link previews cannot "use up" a link — the secret part never reaches a server until the client actually opens it.

You can re-invite, copy a new link, or revoke a client login at any time on the site card.

What the client sees

A simplified toolbar: the agency's logo, Undo/Redo, a Site button to view the page without the editor, + Add and Save. No AI buttons, no token or edit meters, no support button — plan information and AI spend are the operator's business, and support questions go to you rather than to Qixoo.

They edit the same way you do: click text to edit it inline, click photos to replace them, + Add to insert blocks, Save to publish.

What a client cannot do

These limits are enforced on the server, not merely hidden in the interface. A client login is refused on everything operator-only: all AI features (they would spend your tokens), the AI page-version history, branding, module purchases, and creating or deleting language versions.

Undo and Redo for a client only revert their own actions in that tab. A block the client just added is removed with the Undo button on the green confirmation toast. The arrows never delete previously inserted blocks, which may be your work.

Be clear with yourself about what this is. Content editing is not restricted: a client can rewrite or delete text and images on their site. Client mode stops them spending your money and touching your settings, it does not make the page un-breakable. If a client makes a mess, your backup is the recovery path.

Branding

Qixoo branding never appears to a client. Without a logo the toolbar shows a neutral "Editor" label.

To put your own logo there, buy the White-label editor module ($29, one-time, account-wide). Uploaded logos are display-only — a client can never change or remove the agency's logo.

Selling modules to clients

A client's editor has a Modules tab, but they never see Qixoo's base prices. They see your price, set in Billing → Module prices for your clients, or no price at all if you have not set one.

When a client clicks Ask your agency, you get an email and a card on your Sites page — for example "Shop on Pizzeria — your cost $19 · client pays you $49" — and you either Enable it (you pay the base price for that site) or Decline. You bill the client yourself; the margin is yours and the money never flows through Qixoo.

Backups for clients

Optionally, you can allow a client login to download their own site's backup. The toggle is on the site card.

Next: Modules · Backup and leaving