Infrastructure for Agentic Teams

We host the infra so your agents just work.

OpenClaw is managed infrastructure for B2B teams running agentic workflows. Tenant-isolated sandboxes, cloud Chrome, Gmail, and Slack-routed coding agents — provisioned per operator, ready to hand to a human or to another agent.

Open the Team ConsoleTalk to us$100/operator/month · compute, browser, and models included · cancel anytime
No DevOps
We host the runtime.

Sandboxes, headful Chrome, Gmail, MCP servers, Slack and Telegram routing — provisioned and patched by us.

Tenant-Isolated
Each operator gets its own box.

Per-operator VMs with isolated storage, network, and browser profiles. BYO keys or use included models.

Metered Per Operator
Predictable per-seat pricing.

$100/operator/month. Compute, browser, models, and channels included. Add or remove operators anytime.

What each operator ships with
Compute2 CPU / 4 GB / 50 GB sandbox per operator
BrowserHeadful Chrome + session sync, no re-login
ChannelsSlack, Telegram, GitHub, Discord, email
ModelsGPT-5.x, Claude, Grok, DeepSeek — or BYOK
ToolsGmail OOTB, MCP servers, shell, git, browser
ControlTenant-scoped audit log, pause/swap any seat
#openclaw-teamvibetechnologies · Slack
VS
VibeTeam Support9:23 PM
@SupportEngineer please check production services health. If you do not have access to the k3s cluster yet, ask for the kubeconfig in-thread.
5 replies · last reply 1h ago
SE
SupportEngineer11:16 PM
Filed vibe-tech/api#812 with the full kubectl trace and a customer-impact summary.
Production usage

Real conversations from vibebrowser.app's own Slack

vibebrowser.app runs its production team on OpenClaw operators — triaging health checks, filing tickets, and handing off between agents inside #openclaw-team.

OpenClaw SupportEngineer app being added to the vibetechnologies Slack workspace, with the SupportEngineer agent posting in #openclaw-team
VibeTeam Support and OpenClaw SupportEngineer threading through a production health check in #openclaw-team
OpenClaw SupportEngineer replying in-thread with a kubectl forbidden error and proposing a hand-off to SoftwareEngineer