Lite
$500 1 machine
A focused setup package for getting one machine installed correctly and ready to use.
- Setup for 1 machine
- Private workspace setup
- Troubleshooting included
- Monthly support 7 days a week
Pricing
Choose the right IntegrateOpenClaw starting point
Pick the level that fits how hands-on, how frequent, and how demanding your assistant workflow needs to be. These packages are structured to feel clear, premium, and easy to compare at a glance.
If you are unsure, the Pro tier is the best default starting point for most serious users.
Lite
Best for early-stage offers, demos, and lighter personal usage.
Pro
Best for daily use, stronger workflows, and the clearest value-to-price balance.
Max
Best for heavier workloads, premium support expectations, and more ambitious deployment needs.
Plans
Simple packages with room to grow
Each tier is presented as a strong starting point. You can refine pricing, deliverables, and resource language later without rebuilding the whole page structure.
Pro
$1500 up to 3 machines
The strongest default package for users who need a polished setup across multiple machines.
- Setup for up to 3 machines
- Everything in Lite
- Troubleshooting included
- Monthly support 7 days a week
Max
$3500 up to 5 machines
A business deployment package for broader rollouts that need a cleaner multi-machine starting point.
- Setup for up to 5 machines
- Business deployment support
- Troubleshooting included
- Monthly support 7 days a week
Who Lite is for
Lite works well when you need a polished starting point, a lower-friction offer, or a simpler assistant experience without heavier resource demands.
Why Pro stands out
Pro is the clearest value tier. It gives you more room, stronger support expectations, and a more convincing everyday-use package without jumping straight to the highest tier.
When Max makes sense
Max is best when the offer needs premium positioning, higher expected usage, or extra confidence that the setup can support more demanding workflows.
Need help choosing?
If you are deciding between tiers, the fastest path is to describe your expected usage, how often you plan to rely on the assistant, and whether this is for personal use, client work, or a broader rollout.
- Choose Lite for lighter use and simpler starting needs
- Choose Pro for the strongest default value
- Choose Max for heavier workloads and premium support expectations