Introduction

ClawLink is a hosted integration platform and connection layer for OpenClaw, Hermes, and similar agent workflows. It gives your agent one place to connect real apps without making you build provider auth flows, token refresh logic, and request plumbing yourself.

Why use ClawLink

Hosted connect flows — connect apps from the dashboard instead of hand-building provider auth setup.
Browser pairing — pair an OpenClaw or Hermes client once and keep provider credentials off the client machine.
Managed credentials — ClawLink stores provider credentials encrypted at rest and uses them only for authorized execution.
Usage logs — every tool call records status, latency, integration, and action so you can debug what actually happened.
Built-in reliability — retries, rate-limit handling, and connection-aware routing are built in.
Simple pricing — new accounts start with a 7-day free trial (first app included, no card), then Starter ($4.99 your first month, then $7.99/mo) or Ultra Heavy ($19.99/mo, unlimited tool calls).

Supported integrations

Communication

Gmail, Slack, Outlook, Discord, Telegram, Microsoft Teams

Productivity

Google Sheets, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Notion, Airtable, Todoist

Developer Tools

GitHub, GitLab, Jira, Linear, Vercel

CRM & Sales

Apollo, HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive

Payments & Finance

Stripe, PayPal, QuickBooks, Xero

Social Media

YouTube, X, LinkedIn, Instagram, Reddit

All Integrations

Browse the current catalog and the most common setup guides.

Without ClawLink vs. with ClawLink

Without ClawLink	With ClawLink
Implement provider auth flows per integration	Start a hosted connect flow from the dashboard
Store credentials locally or in your own vault	Credentials are managed by ClawLink
Write retry and rate-limit logic yourself	Retries and rate-limit handling are built in
No visibility into what your agent called	Usage logs show action, integration, status, and latency
Hand-wire every client setup	Install once, pair once, then connect apps as needed