MakersClaw 2.0

MakersClaw is an agent platform that takes an outcome instead of an instruction. A request such as finding and reaching the first fifty customers is met not with a single answer but with the machinery to pursue it: the system works out what needs to exist — an application, an agent, a set of automations, or some combination — builds it, and keeps it running for months. A central agent coordinates specialists for research, go-to-market, content and operations, and it holds company context across projects through connections to Slack, Notion, Google Workspace and HubSpot, so each new piece of work starts from what the company already knows. The controls are the interesting part of the design for a buyer: the first run can be watched, what it built can be inspected, the decisions that matter are approved by a person, and a budget is set before it starts. Pricing runs on credits. The free plan starts with 3,000 one-time credits, rising to 10,000 on signup with a work email, capped at 1,500 credits a day, in an individual workspace. Pro+ is $29 a month for 29,000 credits, with $99 and $199 tiers for 99,000 and 199,000, no daily limit, top-ups, and up to three people. Enterprise+ is priced by arrangement. One caveat on the release itself: this listing follows the maker's launch post, which presents it as version 2.0 and describes the shift from the original — where agents lived inside chat platforms — to deciding what to build. The company's own site carries no dated 2.0 announcement to confirm that against.