Your OpenClaw workspace — stood up and running.

A done-for-you implementation of OpenClaw for your business: your own box, your own agents on their own Slack channels, wired into the tools you already run and operating in production when we hand it over. Typical price: $20,000–$100,000 depending on scope.

$20,000–$100,000Typical price

5–30 daysTypical timeline

Fixed quoteAfter a scoping call

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Why bring in help for OpenClaw

OpenClaw is powerful because it's open: your own box, your own data, your own agents on your own infrastructure — no per-seat ceiling, no vendor between you and your work. That same openness is what makes a first implementation hard to do solo. There are early decisions about hosting, access, how agents talk to your tools, how they remember things, and how you keep spend under control — and the wrong early calls get expensive to undo. We do the setup, make the right calls, and leave you with a workspace that's already carrying real work. You own all of it on day one: the box, the data, the agent definitions, the skills, the memory.

Change it by asking

OpenClaw is designed to be operated by conversation, not configuration files. We set your workspace up on that foundation — memory, skills, model routing, access rules — so once you own it, you extend it by asking. 'Add an agent for the shared inbox,' 'teach the sales agent our quoting process,' 'give the ops agent read-only access to HubSpot' — the workspace rewires to match. We do the heavy lifting first: your box provisioned, your integrations wired, your first agents trained on how your business actually runs. You get it off the ground already fluent in your operation.

Built through an interview, not a spec.

There's nothing to prepare and nothing technical to write. The build runs as an interview: we ask, you answer, and your OpenClaw workspace takes shape from the conversation.

Step 01

We tell you what we need

Before anything starts, we lay out exactly what we'll ask you for — access to the tools your business already runs on, the day-to-day work worth handing to an agent first. No requirements documents, no specs, no homework.

Step 02

You talk, we build

You engage with the interview the way you'd talk to a colleague — what your team does, where the time goes, what you want an agent to own first. We turn those answers into your workspace: agents, skills, memory, and the connections to your real tools.

Step 03

Ideas can come later

Nothing is locked when the interview ends. New agents, new skills, new integrations — any of it is easy to add later, by asking.

A gateway project

Like our website migration and CRM build, an OpenClaw implementation is a contained first step for a business that wants to become more AI-forward: fixed scope, a workspace your team touches every day, and real agents operating inside your business when it's done.

Who it's for

Operators who've heard of OpenClaw and want it stood up right the first time

Teams running a patchwork of ChatGPT, Claude, and Copilot seats and ready to consolidate on infrastructure they own

Businesses that want their own agents operating in production, not someone else's SaaS wrapper over the same models

What's included

Your own OpenClaw box provisioned on hosting you own, with access, backups, and the admin surface in place

Your first agents stood up on their own Slack channels — one channel per agent, so your team talks to them where they already work

Integrations wired into the tools your business already runs — Slack, Gmail, Google Workspace, HubSpot, Stripe, your call tracking, your CRM, your database

Skills, memory, and model routing configured so agents work the way your business works — and so a cheaper model handles routine turns while a bigger one handles hard ones

Cost controls installed on day one — spend telemetry, per-agent budgets, and a nightly bleed check so a runaway loop can't surprise you

Pricing fixed after a scoping call — typical range $20,000–$100,000, delivered in 5–30 days

For most clients this is the first AI-operated workspace in their business — agents stop being an experiment in a browser tab and start carrying real work in the room where the team already is.

Scope My Implementation

Get your implementation scoped.

Tell us what you'd want an agent to own first — we'll come back with a scope, an agent list, and a fixed price.