Deploy client-ready AI bots without rebuilding the stack for every client.
ShipClaw gives every client their own isolated OpenClaw or Hermes runtime, live URL, channels, skills, setup flow, and handoff path from one dashboard.
Client bot deployment
One repeatable workflow for every client
Create the client workspace
Name the client bot (e.g. 'acme-support') and tag the right account. Billing and access stay separate from your other clients.
Launch an isolated runtime
Each client gets their own container with its own config, storage, and secrets. No shared state, no cross-tenant leaks.
Connect channels and skills
Add provider keys, channels, and files once per client. We reuse the setup across every bot you ship.
Hand off the live bot
Give the client a working URL and a clearer operating model for support, sales, onboarding, or community work.
Sell a real outcome
Package bots as support, sales, or onboarding systems your client can run on their own.
Stop rebuilding the stack
Skip the Docker, DNS, and SSL work for each client. We've done it once so you don't have to.
Give clients clean boundaries
Each client runs in a separate container. Easier to explain on a sales call, easier to debug when something breaks.
The agency bottleneck
Every new client bot can turn into another infrastructure project.
Delivery gets messy fast. Each client needs separate setup, provider keys, channels, a real URL, and a clean handoff. That's hours per client before you bill them anything.
Runtime setup repeats
Manual deployments are fine once. They become margin killers when every client needs a separate bot.
URLs and SSL slow delivery
Client-ready bots need real URLs, routing, SSL, and a reliable entry point, not a local demo link.
Channels need handoff
Telegram, Discord, Slack, model keys, and workspace files all need a repeatable setup flow.
Shared bots are hard to trust
Clients understand a dedicated runtime boundary faster than a shared bot pool with vague separation.
Workflow
From signed client to live bot in one repeatable path.
ShipClaw gives agencies a repeatable delivery motion: create the client bot, launch the runtime, connect the channels, and hand off the live experience.
Scope the client bot
Choose the use case: support, sales, onboarding, research, community, or internal knowledge.
Deploy the runtime
Launch an isolated OpenClaw or Hermes runtime with its own URL, config, state, and deployment record.
Connect the work
Add model/provider setup, channels, workspace instructions, skills, and client-specific files.
Hand off and scale
Give the client a live bot, then repeat the same process for the next client without rebuilding the stack.
Simple agency math
One client can cover the platform cost.
ShipClaw should sit behind your client offer. Your agency charges for the bot outcome and keeps delivery margin by avoiding repeated infrastructure work.
What one client pays you
$200+
Typical small bot support or automation package.
ShipClaw Pro
$99/mo
Enough capacity for multiple client bots.
Room to grow
10 bots
Sell more client bots without rebuilding delivery.
ShipClaw is not the agency offer. It is the delivery layer that keeps the offer repeatable as you add clients.
Deploy the first client bot, then turn the workflow into your agency delivery engine.
Want to see if it fits your agency? Book 15 min with the founder. Show me how you ship client bots today, I'll show you what ShipClaw automates.