Agency margin
Use ShipClaw as the delivery backend for client AI bots. Your agency sells the outcome; ShipClaw handles the repeated runtime, URL, channel, setup, and isolation work.
“Pick your plan by client workload and included usage credit. Seat licensing is secondary.”
Budget fit
Plan fit
“Pro fits agencies whose agents run daily and need more room for tool calls.”
Agency math
Margin
“Enterprise is there when your client operations need higher budget, more members, and dedicated support.”
Enterprise path
Higher capacity
Free to start. No credit card needed.
Deploy your first bot for free. Pick a plan when you're ready to scale.
Included credit covers chat, tool calls, and scheduled agent runs.
$20 credit
$19/week
$75 credit
$99/mo
$200 credit
$999/mo
Pro gives agencies more room for agent runs and connected-tool work before the monthly credit resets.
Start with one bot, then pick a plan when you need more live capacity.
Usage is tracked in dollars internally, then shown as a simple plan allowance.
$20
usage credit · Lite
$75
monthly credit · Pro
More room for daily work$200
monthly credit · Enterprise
Built for heavier runsDIY bot infrastructure costs $500+/mo in cloud bills alone. ShipClaw starts free.
Use these guides to price the client package, compare DIY delivery cost, and understand what the deploy workflow covers.
Setup fees, monthly retainers, and the margin math agencies need before they sell the first bot.
What you build when each customer needs a separate runtime, URL, secrets, and monitoring.
How a blueprint becomes a live runtime with skills, channels, health checks, and rollback.
Quick answers to common questions before you choose a plan.
Yes. Sign up, connect your AI provider, and deploy your first bot without paying anything. You pick a plan when you are ready.
Yes. You can cancel whenever you want, and your plan remains active until the end of the billing period.
No. ShipClaw handles the runtime setup and deployment workflows so you can focus on shipping bots.
ShipClaw is designed around an isolation-first model so each customer can run in a separated runtime environment.
You can upgrade when you need more capacity. Most teams start small and scale up as they add customers and bots.
Need help choosing the right plan for your use case? Contact us and we can help you pick the best setup.