01
Customer support assistant
Reads support messages, drafts replies, opens tickets, and asks before sending anything to a customer.
Good for teams with a busy inbox or Slack intake.
00 / business workflow automation-- UTC / first call maps one workflow
built on OpenClaw
For owners, operators, and teams buried in repeat work
AI assistants
that do the
actual work.
We set up OpenClaw agents that read messages, prepare replies, update your tools, check records, and run repeatable business workflows. Sensitive actions stay behind your approval.
- Starts at
- $0
- First agent
- $1,499
- Starter build
- 5-7d
01 / What agents can doExamples
Start with the work
your team keeps repeating.
Non-technical teams do not need an AI platform lecture. They need one useful assistant doing one clear job.
02
Sales follow-up assistant
Watches new leads, drafts follow-ups, updates CRM notes, and reminds your team when a deal stalls.
Good for agencies, service firms, and small sales teams.
03
Finance admin assistant
Checks invoices, flags unusual charges, prepares payment summaries, and keeps money movement approval-only.
Good for founders and operators who review bills manually.
04
Operations checklist assistant
Tracks recurring tasks, chases missing information, updates spreadsheets, and summarizes what changed.
Good for teams running the same checklist every week.
05
Founder briefing assistant
Summarizes inbox, Slack, calendar, and documents into a morning brief with drafts ready to review.
Good when the owner is the bottleneck.
06
Custom workflow assistant
Bring the repeated task. We turn it into a working agent connected to the tools your team already uses.
Good when the workflow is specific to your business.
02 / Human controlSafety
Useful automation,
with approval where it matters.
The agent can do the repetitive prep work. Your team keeps control over sensitive decisions.
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Drafts are safe
The assistant can prepare replies, summaries, reports, and task updates without touching customers or money.
Risky actions ask first
Sending emails, deleting records, moving files, exporting data, or spending money can require your approval.
Clear limits
We write down exactly what the agent can do, what it cannot do, and who is allowed to approve exceptions.
You own the setup
OpenClaw is open-source and self-hosted. Your configuration, guide, and operating notes are handed over.
Common starting points
Customer support/Lead follow-up/Invoice review/Meeting prep/Weekly reports/Slack summaries/CRM updates/Google Sheets/Gmail/Notion/HubSpot/Stripe/Calendar/Human approval/Customer support/Lead follow-up/Invoice review/Meeting prep/Weekly reports/Slack summaries/CRM updates/Google Sheets/Gmail/Notion/HubSpot/Stripe/Calendar/Human approval/
03 / What we set upBuild
You bring the workflow.
We build the assistant.
The technical OpenClaw setup happens behind the scenes. What you see is a working agent your team can actually use.
Workflow
pick the task
Tools
connect apps
Assistant
build agent
Approval
set limits
Launch
run live
Handover
team guide
01
Workflow mapping
We turn a messy repeated task into a simple map: inputs, decisions, outputs, approvals, and edge cases.
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02
Tool connection
We connect the assistant to the tools your team already uses: inboxes, chat, documents, spreadsheets, CRMs, and calendars.
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03
Agent build
We build the OpenClaw agent, give it the right instructions, and test it against real examples from your business.
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04
Safety rules
We define what the agent can do alone, what needs approval, and what should stay blocked.
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05
Launch and handover
Your team gets the working assistant, the setup, the plain-English guide, and a live walkthrough.
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06
Ongoing improvements
After launch, we can tune prompts, add workflows, review failures, and keep the assistant useful as your work changes.
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04 / 5-14 day pathCadence
Start with a check.
Pay only when the case is clear.
The entry path is intentionally small: prove one workflow, then expand only when the team sees the work coming off their plate.
- 15 min01 / 04
Free fit check
We look at one repeated task and tell you if an agent is worth building, what it should handle, and where a human should approve.
- 48 hours02 / 04
Blueprint the build
You get OpenClaw agent setup, the workflow map, required tool connections, approval rules, savings estimate, and a fixed quote.
- 5-7 days03 / 04
Launch starter agent
A simple assistant goes live for one narrow workflow so your team can feel the value before committing to a larger automation program.
- 10-14 days04 / 04
Build business agent
For lower-risk operations, we add more guardrails, stricter approval paths, deeper testing, team training, and a plain operating guide.
05 / OffersPricing
Competitive entry.
Clear scope before big spend.
Most teams should not start with a vague five-figure AI project. Start with setup and a scoped workflow, then pay more only when you need stronger guardrails or multiple agents.
Free Fit Check
$0/ 15 min
For owners who want a quick yes/no before spending money.
- Identify one repeated task
- Confirm if an agent is realistic
- Recommend the first workflow
- No technical prep needed
Workflow Blueprint
$299/ 48 hours
OpenClaw agent setup plus the first workflow plan before a full build.
- 60-minute workflow interview
- OpenClaw agent setup included
- Workflow map and tool plan
- Multiple tool connections as needed
- Approval and guardrail plan
- Fixed build quote
- $299 credited toward build
Starter Agent
$1,499/ 5-7 days
One simple assistant live for a narrow, repeatable workflow.
- One simple workflow live
- OpenClaw setup included
- Multiple tools connected as needed
- Drafts, summaries, or task updates
- Basic guardrails and approval rule
- Plain operating guide
- 14 days of fixes
Business Agent
$3,499/ 10-14 days
The recommended build when mistakes are costly and approvals matter.
- One complete workflow live
- Multiple tools connected as needed
- OpenClaw setup included
- More guardrails for lower risk
- Approval rules for sensitive actions
- Team walkthrough
- 30 days of fixes
More power after the first win
Expand only when the agent is earning its place.
Built for agencies that need more than one agent across development, research, design, SEO, content, and operations. Higher tiers add more guardrails, lower-risk approvals, and ongoing improvement.
Agency Agent Team
2-3 weeks
$6,499
- Multiple agents or workflows
- Tools connected per workflow need
- For development, research, design, SEO, or content teams
- Shared guardrail and approval system
- Basic KPI dashboard
- 45 days of fixes
Monthly Care
after launch
$499/mo
- Monitoring and small fixes
- Monthly guardrail review
- Support for questions
- Good for a stable first agent
Improve Plan
ongoing
$999/mo
- Everything in Monthly Care
- One small improvement each month
- Agent and guardrail tune-ups
- Best for agencies adding workflows
Partner Plan
ongoing
$1,999/mo
- Priority support
- Up to 2 improvements monthly
- New agent and workflow planning
- Best for agency multi-agent operations
Fixed scopes protect the low entry price. Platform subscriptions, paid APIs, and unusually complex integrations are quoted separately before work starts.
06 / FAQReference
Plain answers before the call.
01What is OpenClaw, in plain English?
OpenClaw is open-source software for running AI agents. We use it as the engine for assistants that can work across your tools, while you keep ownership of the setup.
02Do we need a technical team?
No. You need to know the workflow you want help with. We handle setup, connections, agent instructions, safety rules, testing, and handover.
03Why is the entry price so low?
The first step is tightly scoped. A free fit check or $299 blueprint helps both sides avoid a vague, expensive project. The $299 blueprint includes OpenClaw agent setup, required tool connections for the workflow, and the plan for the safer full build.
04What counts as a simple workflow?
A simple workflow has one main trigger and one clear output, even if it needs multiple connected tools. Examples include drafting support replies, summarizing leads, updating a sheet, or preparing a weekly report.
05Why do higher plans cost more?
Higher plans are not just more tools. They include more guardrails, lower-risk approval paths, deeper testing, clearer handover, and support for agencies that need multiple agents across development, research, design, SEO, content, or operations.
06What costs are not included?
Third-party software subscriptions, paid API usage, unusual enterprise security reviews, and complex custom integrations are not bundled into the low fixed prices. We call those out before work starts.
07What should we automate first?
Start with a repeated task that has clear inputs and a human review step: support replies, lead follow-up, invoice review, meeting prep, weekly reporting, or CRM updates.
08Can the assistant make mistakes?
Yes, which is why we design it around drafts, summaries, checklists, and approval rules. Sensitive actions can require a human click before anything happens.
09Will this replace our people?
The first agent should remove repetitive prep work, not remove judgment. Your team still decides, approves, and handles edge cases.
010What do we own at the end?
You own the OpenClaw setup, agent instructions, connected workflow, approval rules, operating guide, and handover notes.
07 / startbring one task / leave with a plan
What task should
your team stop
doing by hand?
Send us the repeated workflow: the messages, spreadsheets, tools, approvals, and annoying steps. We will tell you what an OpenClaw assistant can safely handle first, starting with a free fit check.