Your first hire costs €579.
And never sleeps.
Every founder has a list of jobs that never make it to Tuesday. ClawBox is a box on your desk that takes them — chasing invoices, triaging the inbox, drafting the investor update — and keeps working after you have closed the app.
- 9 days
- before it has cost less than a month of assistant
- 24/7
- including the nights you are asleep
- 0
- subscriptions, seats or monthly fees
- 5 min
- from unboxing to your first task
The jobs you keep putting off
None of it is hard. All of it is slow. It is the first thing you would hand to an employee, and the last thing you have budget for.
Invoices nobody chased
Ask it to cross-check the bank export against what you sent out, then tell you which clients never paid.
An inbox you stopped reading
It reads the pile, pulls out what genuinely needs you, and drafts the replies for the rest.
The investor update, again
It assembles last month's numbers and shipped work into a draft. You edit the tone and send it.
Competitors you meant to watch
Point it at their pricing pages and changelogs. It checks weekly so you do not have to remember.
A shoebox of receipts
Forward them as they arrive. It sorts and totals them before your accountant asks.
Notes that never became actions
Send it the meeting notes and it turns them into a follow-up list with the owners named.
Monday morning, already handled
You send the work and close the app. The box does not stop when your screen does.
- Fri 18:42: You sent three tasks from Telegram on the way to a pitch, then closed the app.
- Fri 21:03: Read the invoices off the shared drive and matched them against the bank export.
- Sat 09:15: Checked two competitor pricing pages. One of them moved; noted for Monday.
- Sun 11:30: Drafted chase emails for both overdue invoices and queued them for your review.
- Mon 07:58: One digest in Telegram: 41 emails, 2 need you, investor update ready to send.
Illustrative of a typical weekend. What it works on is whatever you send it.
One box, or €2,000 a month
A good assistant is worth every euro — when you can afford one. This is what you do in the eighteen months before that.
| Virtual assistant | AI SaaS stack | ClawBox | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | ~€2,000 / month | ~€150 / month, per seat | €579 once |
| Hours | Their working day | While you are logged in | All of them |
| Onboarding | Weeks of context | Minutes, but starts blank daily | About five minutes, then it remembers |
| Your data | Sits in their inbox | Sits in a vendor cloud | Stays on the drive in your office |
| Judgement | Real, and worth paying for | None | None — it does the work you define |
A virtual assistant brings judgement a box does not have. ClawBox takes the work that never needed judgement in the first place.
An assistant that gets the job done.
Not a chatbot that answers and forgets, and not a desk toy you show off once. You hand it real work, it does the work, and what comes back is finished.
- Chases unpaid invoices and drafts the follow-ups for you to send
- Reads your inbox, flags what needs you and drafts the rest
- Turns last month's numbers into a draft investor update
- Keeps working after you close the app
Founder questions
How is this different from just using ChatGPT?
ChatGPT answers while you sit there and forgets when you close the tab. ClawBox takes a task, keeps working after you have put the phone down, and remembers your business between conversations because its memory is on its own drive. You can still route a request to GPT or Claude when you want frontier-model quality.
Do I need to be technical to run it?
No. Plug it in, scan a QR code, connect Telegram, WhatsApp or Discord — about five minutes, no terminal and no config files. You give it work the same way you would message a colleague.
Can it actually touch my email and bank?
It can read and send from an email account you connect it to. It has no access to your bank, and nothing here moves money on its own — anything touching a payment gets drafted for you to send, not sent on your behalf. What it reaches is your decision, made deliberately.
What happens when we grow past one box?
One box is built for a founder or a small team, not a department. The work and its memory are plain files on a drive you own, so nothing is trapped in a vendor account — teams that outgrow the desktop box move up to ClawBox Workstation rather than starting over.
Where does our data actually live?
On the 512GB NVMe drive inside the box, physically in your office. Nobody trains a model on your cap table, and there is no provider account holding your history. When a task needs a cloud model, only that request leaves — your stored files do not.
What if it breaks?
Email support and we will sort a repair or replacement. Most software problems are fixed by an update pushed to the device rather than a trip back to us, and because your files live on your own drive, nothing is stranded while a box is away.
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