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Every client is a forever job
The build ends. The "can you just change this" never does. Ten clients means ten sets of fixes, tweaks and questions, and all of them land on you.
Your Build Assessment pointed here. Your answers fit the builder path: license the system and build for your own clients. This page shows what that looks like.
10 founding seats · $1,250 a month, setup waived · 1:1 onboarding with Daniel
License the system Knight Ops runs on. It scopes the build, builds it with Claude Code, then handles the bug fixes and feature requests on autopilot, so every new client adds revenue instead of another inbox to babysit. Your brand, your clients, your prices.
Captions are built into the video, so it works with the sound off. Client data in every dashboard screen is blurred.
Free to apply. You talk to us before you pay anything.
The maintenance trap
Most builders who can make custom CRMs, portals and automations stop taking on new clients for the same reason. It is not the build. It is everything after it.
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The build ends. The "can you just change this" never does. Ten clients means ten sets of fixes, tweaks and questions, and all of them land on you.
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Templates and drag-and-drop automations get you most of the way, then the client needs the part that makes their business different, and the tool cannot do it.
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The only way past a handful of clients is a dev team you have to find, manage and pay every month, whether the work is there or not.
Why this exists
I spent years building CRMs, integrations and automations in GoHighLevel. I loved building custom systems. What I did not love was what came after: every client I added was another set of automations to watch and another list of changes to make. It was not scalable, so I held back from building systems for other people at all.
So I built the system I wished I had. It scopes each build from the call transcript, builds it, and handles the bug fixes and feature requests on autopilot. That changed everything. Taking on more clients became exciting instead of heavy, and one developer now supports me across every ongoing project.
That system is what you license here. Same pipeline, your brand.
Daniel Knight, founder of Knight Ops
How it works
Clear fixes run straight through. Bigger changes wait for your approval. The workspace warns you before anything slips.
Recommended service levels built into the platform. You set the commitments in your own client contracts.
What you can sell
Your clients already pay for a pile of disconnected tools. You offer them one system built around how they actually work, which they own outright. These are real systems built on this platform. Client data is blurred.






From a Knight Ops client
Planet Calm is a Knight Ops client, not a licensee. This is the delivery your clients would experience.
Anke & Stephanie, Planet Calm (planetcalm.app), a Knight Ops client, not a licensee.
Finding clients
The same CRM and prospecting tools Knight Ops sells with, inside your workspace, running on your own accounts and keys.
Everything in a founding license
Everything below is in your workspace and licensee resources the day you start.
Founding bonuses · first 10 licensees only
The founding offer
A senior developer costs more than $10,000 a month, and you would still be managing the maintenance. A founding seat is $1,250, and the system does the maintenance. You set your own prices with your clients.
Founding seat · monthly
$1,250 a month for 12 months
$5,000 setup $0 setup
Founding seat · pay in full
$15,000 setup and year one
One payment, same first-year total
Every seat starts with an application and a 30-minute fit call. Founding seats go to the first 10 approved builders who sign. Exact terms are confirmed in writing in your license agreement.
The deposit holds today's published license price for you for 12 months, even if it rises, and is credited in full toward your license fee.
Deposits are paused right now. Apply and we will reach out.
Deposit terms version 2026-10-08.
The 90-day guarantee
On the monthly plan: complete the five steps below in your first 90 days. If the client revenue you have collected through the system is still less than what you have paid Knight Ops, your monthly payments pause until it is. You keep full access the whole time.
You request the pause from your workspace and Knight Ops reviews it within two business days. Payments restart the month after you are net positive. The pause covers the monthly payments on the monthly plan; it does not refund money already paid or change the total you owe. Full details are on the ways to start page, and the signed agreement governs.
Every system is built on accounts the client owns, with the code in their repository. Nobody is locked in, including you.
No Knight Ops branding on your work. You own your client contracts and set your own prices.
Client builds run on your computer, your Claude plan and your GitHub, Vercel and Supabase. Knight Ops never builds your client work on its own accounts.
Who it is for
This is a delivery system, not a course. It works best for people who already build for clients and want more clients without more maintenance.
How to start
Other ways to start
A limited number of revenue share and scholarship seats let the projects you build pay down the license. Choose it on your application and we will talk it through on your fit call.
Revenue share A
$5,000 down
Then 20% of what you bill on projects built with the system, until $20,000 in total license fees is paid.
Apply with revenue share →Revenue share B
$1,000 down
Then 30% of what you bill on projects built with the system, until $25,000 in total license fees is paid.
Apply with revenue share →Scholarship seat
$0 to start
For builders whose business and values fit and who could not otherwise start. About one seat opens for every three paid licenses; when they are full you join the waitlist.
Apply for a scholarship seat →Once the license is paid, the standard 3% platform fee applies, and the standard license fee from the next license year. Scholarship seats are awarded at Knight Ops' discretion and are never conditional on promoting Knight Ops. Terms are confirmed in writing in your license agreement.
Step 1 of 4
Three minutes. Applications are read personally. Applying is free and commits you to nothing; the 1:1 onboarding with Daniel goes to the first 10 who sign.
Next: a 30-minute fit call, then you sign and start.
Questions
One of the first 10 licenses on the current program. Founding licensees pay $1,250 a month for the first 12 months with the $5,000 setup fee waived (or $15,000 in full), get 1:1 onboarding with Daniel, and renew at $1,000 a month from month 13 for as long as they renew. After the 10 seats are taken, new licenses pay the $5,000 setup and onboard on group calls.
On the monthly plan, complete the five steps in your first 90 days: onboarding call, Licensee Success call, materials reviewed, 15 prospects on your board and 5 sales calls held. If the client revenue you have collected through the system is still less than what you have paid Knight Ops, the monthly payments pause until it is, and you keep full access. It does not refund money already paid. Full details.
No. Knight Ops does not supply clients or leads and makes no promises about revenue or income. You get the prospecting board, CRM, scripts and training Knight Ops uses to find its own clients, running on your own accounts. Finding and winning clients is your business to build.
It is 3% of all the revenue you earn from client systems built on the platform (builds, continuity and maintenance), however you bill it. When a client pays through your connected Stripe account in the workspace, 3% is taken automatically at payment. Revenue you bill any other way is reported by the 10th of the following month and paid within 15 days.
You need to be comfortable in a terminal and willing to review what Claude Code builds before a client sees it. The build standards, launch checks and onboarding do the heavy lifting. If you have shipped CRMs and automations for clients, you have the right instincts.
You own your client relationships and contracts. Client systems are built on accounts the client owns, so nobody is locked in. The build system itself, including prompts and templates, stays Knight Ops property that you license.
No. You run your own business under your own name and brand. There is no Knight Ops branding, badge or attribution on your work or your marketing.
A computer you can run a terminal on, a Claude plan with Claude Code, a GitHub account, and a Stripe account for your business. Onboarding covers the rest.
It holds today's published license price for you for 12 months, even if the price goes up, and the full amount is credited toward your license fee. See the deposit terms. You do not need a deposit to apply.
Apply on this page, then book your 30-minute fit call. If it is a fit, you get a personal link to sign the license agreement online and start your plan.
$15,000 today covers setup and year one. From month 13 it is $1,000 a month (or $10,000 a year), charged automatically.
10 founding seats, 1:1 onboarding with Daniel, and the 90-day guarantee.