For Developers and Builders
The AI agent builder
that runs your agents for you.
MoClaw is a managed always-on runtime for the agents and automations you want to ship. Deploy once, run on a schedule, and let it work while your laptop is closed. No self-hosting, no Mac Mini in a closet, no infra to babysit. Bring your own API key at zero markup.
The problem
Sound like your side project?
Your agent dies when the laptop sleeps
You wrote the script, it works on your machine, and then it stops the second you close the lid or your Wi-Fi drops. An always-on agent needs a box that's always on, and your MacBook isn't it.
Self-hosting n8n is a maintenance tax
The VPS, the Docker updates, the SSL renewal, the 2 AM OOM kill. You wanted to ship an automation, and now you're a part-time sysadmin keeping a workflow server alive.
Cron plus infra is death by a thousand small chores
Setting up a scheduled job means a server, a crontab, log rotation, secrets handling, and something to alert you when it silently fails. The task takes ten minutes. The plumbing takes a weekend.
Per-task pricing punishes you for succeeding
The automation works, usage grows, and the bill grows faster. Per-task platforms charge you more precisely when your project starts to matter. Scaling shouldn't feel like a penalty.
Gluing APIs by hand never ends
Every integration is another auth flow, another SDK, another retry loop, another edge case. You spend more time on the wiring between services than on the thing you actually wanted to build.
You don't need another framework. You need somewhere for your agent to actually live.
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Why builders choose MoClaw as their AI agent builder
It runs it, not just drafts it.
MoClaw isn't a codegen copilot. It's a managed always-on runtime: you describe the agent or automation, and it executes end to end on a cloud machine that never sleeps. Cron, retries, and long-running tasks included. Your agent keeps working after you log off.
Handles the messy real tasks.
Real automations aren't a clean trigger and one HTTP call. MoClaw drives a browser, calls tools over MCP, runs your custom skills, and recovers itself when a step fails, so the awkward multi-step jobs actually finish instead of dying halfway.
Isolated sandboxed cloud.
Every agent runs in its own isolated sandbox with its own environment. Your keys, code, and data stay in a workspace you control, never pooled with other users and never used to train third-party models.
Pricing that doesn't punish scale.
Flat $20/month for a managed cloud agent with 1,000 credits, or bring your own API key at zero markup. No per-task metering. When your automation takes off, your bill stays flat.
By the numbers
"I had a scraping agent duct-taped to a cron job on my MacBook. It broke every time I traveled. Moved it to MoClaw in an afternoon and it's run on schedule for 60 days straight without me touching it.
"I was paying for a $12 VPS just to keep one n8n instance alive, plus the hours babysitting it. Killed the server, moved the automation to MoClaw, and haven't SSHed into anything in two months.
"My monitoring agent checks our status API every 5 minutes and pings Telegram on any change. It self-recovered from 3 upstream outages last month without me even noticing until I read the logs.
"I wired up a custom MCP integration to our internal API and handed the agent the schedule. It's fired 4,000+ times on autopilot and I've never had to redeploy it.
A managed runtime, not a codegen IDE
We run it,
not just generate it.
Copilots help you write code and then leave you to figure out where it runs. MoClaw is the other half: a cloud machine that keeps your agent alive, fires it on schedule, drives a browser, calls your MCP tools, and retries when a step fails. You bring the intent; we keep it running in production.
Ship first, harden later.
Start an agent from a plain-English spec and watch it run in minutes. Keep it in review mode while you build trust in the workflow, then flip it to full autopilot on its own schedule. No rewrite, no migration, no standing up infra to get to production.
Real examples
Real prompts. Real results.
Here are practical workflows builders run on MoClaw every day. Browse more on our use cases page.
Always-On Scheduled Agent
"Tell MoClaw: "Every day at 6 AM, run my digest agent: pull the latest rows from my Postgres, summarize what changed since yesterday, and post it to my #daily Slack channel. Keep running whether or not my laptop is open.""
The agent lives on a managed cloud machine and fires on its cron schedule every morning, no laptop required. It queries your database, generates the summary, and posts to Slack. If a run fails it retries and alerts you, so the job keeps landing whether you're online, asleep, or on a plane.
The Managed Alternative to Self-Hosting n8n
"Tell MoClaw: "When a new row hits my Airtable, enrich it with a web lookup, score the lead, write the result back, and notify me on Telegram. I don't want to run a server for this.""
You get the automation without the VPS, the Docker upgrades, or the SSL renewals. MoClaw runs the whole flow on its own isolated cloud environment, handles the enrichment and web lookup, writes back to Airtable, and pings Telegram. No box to keep alive, no maintenance tax, no 2 AM OOM kill.
Ship an Internal Tool From a Spec
"Tell MoClaw: "Build a small internal tool that takes a CSV of URLs, checks each one for a broken link or a status other than 200, and returns a report. Run it in the cloud and let me trigger it on demand.""
MoClaw stands up the tool from your plain-English spec and runs it on a cloud machine, not your laptop. Feed it a CSV, it checks each URL, and returns the report. Trigger it on demand or put it on a schedule. No hosting to set up, no deploy pipeline to wire, no server to keep warm.
Watch-and-Alert Monitoring Agent
"Tell MoClaw: "Check my competitor's pricing page and my own status API every 15 minutes. If the price changes or my API returns anything but healthy, alert me on Slack with the diff.""
The agent polls both targets around the clock from the cloud, keeps the last known state, and only pings you when something actually changes, with the before-and-after diff attached. It self-recovers from transient failures instead of going silent, so you find out about a change from MoClaw, not from an angry customer.
Wire Up an MCP Tool, Then Autopilot
"Tell MoClaw: "Connect to our internal API through this MCP server, use it to reconcile yesterday's orders against Stripe every night, and log any mismatch to a Google Sheet.""
You point MoClaw at the MCP server (or drop in a custom skill) once. From then on the agent uses that integration on its own schedule: pulling orders, reconciling against Stripe, and logging mismatches to your sheet. No glue code to maintain, no auth flow to re-plumb, and it retries itself if the upstream hiccups.
Integrations
Best AI agent integrations for developers & builders
These integrations connect MoClaw to the tools this audience already uses for daily work.
Deep Research
Synthesize multiple sources into one answer
Provides a core capability behind this workflow
Airtable
Query and manage a SQL database
Pull context from this system
Bash and Code
Build and run code in a workspace
Provides a core capability behind this workflow
AI Cloud Computer
Build and run code in a workspace
Provides a core capability behind this workflow
FAQ
Common questions
How is this different from n8n, Zapier, or a copilot like Cursor?
Two different things. n8n and Zapier give you rigid trigger-action flows plus a server to run (or a per-task bill), while a copilot like Cursor or Copilot helps you write code and then leaves you to figure out where it runs. MoClaw is the managed runtime in between: describe an agent or automation in plain English and it executes end to end on an always-on cloud machine. It runs your agents. It is not a codegen IDE, and there is no server for you to host.
Where does my code and data run, and is it isolated?
Every agent runs in its own isolated, sandboxed cloud environment with its own workspace. Your keys, code, and data stay under your control, never pooled with other users and never used to train third-party models. You own every artifact your agent produces.
Do I need to self-host or manage any infrastructure?
No. That's the whole point. There's no VPS to rent, no Docker to update, no cron server to configure, and no SSL to renew. MoClaw is the always-on machine your agent lives on, so you deploy the workflow and we keep it running, retrying, and recovering on its own.
Can I use my own models and keys, plus MCP and custom skills?
Yes. Bring your own API key (BYOK) for any supported model and use it at zero markup. Connect tools over MCP, and add your own custom skills so the agent can call your internal services directly. You keep control of the models, the keys, and the integrations.
Which integrations and tools does MoClaw support?
Out of the box: Google Workspace (Gmail, Sheets, Calendar, Drive), Slack, Telegram, Notion, plus browser control for sites without an API. Anything else connects through MCP or a custom skill, so you can wire up your own APIs and let the agent use them on autopilot. See our use cases for live examples.
How much does it cost?
MoClaw starts at $20/month for a managed always-on cloud agent with 1,000 credits included. You can also bring your own API key (BYOK) for unlimited model use at zero markup. There's no per-task metering, so scaling an automation doesn't scale your bill. See our pricing page for the full breakdown.
Deploy the agent,
close the laptop.
Join the builders who stopped babysitting infra. No self-hosting, no per-task fees, no server to keep alive. Just a managed runtime that keeps your agents working.
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