I watched the Greg interview with the founder of Orgo three times now, and I’ve tried to set up OpenClaw and get it working. I just keep running into use cases and usability, and I just keep reverting back to Claude code and just being a power user over there. I know there is something here with Orgo. Claude code just tells me to continue using Airtop for browser automation because it has persistent session cookies and keeps kind of guiding me away from it. What am I missing? Are there any really good tutorials? Is there a place where I can see a list of really good use cases? Can someone help me understand how I can really use this platform to maximize some? I’m a tech guy nerd, and I just love the stuff, and I feel like I’m missing something here. Enlighten me, please.

Unlimited tokens. Unlimited compute. Unlimited changes. Feedback within 48 hours. Flat retainer: $1.5K–$3K/month. (you can charge even more depending on your customer) Why it works: deploying OpenClaw for a client costs you $750/month max. Everything else is margin. How to fulfill: use Claude Code and your own OpenClaw agents to onboard fast. Have clients submit support tickets in Asana, send Looms instead of doing calls, and productize the whole thing. Get out of fulfillment as quick as you can (hire). Why it's sticky: clients build their entire workflow on top of your infrastructure (Orgo computers). Churning means rebuilding everything from scratch. This is the 2014 Facebook ads moment, except instead of marketing agencies it's OpenClaw agencies. Onward.