[Yoadx]

Decided to keep it private
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[Hackers]

Moltbot/clawdbot/openclaw (who fucking knows what it's called anymore lol) is a great solution, I'm happy to say GLWS to anyone who is developing with it.

[???]

Openclaw has definitely been major shift in momentum for the average Joe, when it comes to automations.

Why not just whip up a simple onboarding application? Connect up VPS provider. Sell it as a one-click open claw setup, You can even make money off the API cost. Allow you to get some recurring revenue, Maybe with an initial setup fee.

Best of luck with sales.

[C00Lssh]

this service seems way to complex for today's modern age. its 2026, this shit looks like it would be needed years ago with the tools on hand today.

Good luck with sales.

[cryptoclipper]

good luck bro with sales i doint use it

[Yoadx]

Openclaw has definitely been major shift in momentum for the average Joe, when it comes to automations.

Why not just whip up a simple onboarding application? Connect up VPS provider. Sell it as a one-click open claw setup, You can even make money off the API cost. Allow you to get some recurring revenue, Maybe with an initial setup fee.

Best of luck with sales.

I offer custom setups, some people don't like VPS setups, The first person i had this setup for wanted it to use his personal indeed account and have it apply for new jobs that appear constantly, we figured out he would get locked by anti bots if he did it from with a data center ip as big websites detect when you're on VPS so we just had it done in his old Macbook air from 2018 and it never faced any problem

he switched to a better paying job after 1 weeks and less than a $5/day of API credits with HEAVY USE

[???]

I offer custom setups, some people don't like VPS setups, The first person i had this setup for wanted it to use his personal indeed account and have it apply for new jobs that appear constantly, we figured out he would get locked by anti bots if he did it from with a data center ip as big websites detect when you're on VPS so we just had it done in his old Macbook air from 2018 and it never faced any problem

he switched to a better paying job after 1 weeks and less than a $5/day of API credits with HEAVY USE

Yeah, I totally understand that use case. Personally, it runs on a proxmox node on my home lab. I didn't spend all that money for nothing lol.
When you say heavy units, what were you guys doing? Like playwright and just autofill? with hardware laying around, I d definitely think that was the best route. If anything, of course, could have used a sticky residential proxy.

[Yoadx]

Yeah, I totally understand that use case. Personally, it runs on a proxmox node on my home lab. I didn't spend all that money for nothing lol.
When you say heavy units, what were you guys doing? Like playwright and just autofill? with hardware laying around, I d definitely think that was the best route. If anything, of course, could have used a sticky residential proxy.

Correct, Playwright was always under the hood since imo it's the best browser controller that doesn't get detected easily unlike selenium and the other crap, but we weren’t writing selectors or autofill scripts manually ofc, llms handled that, for questions asked by the employer it could handle that with ease based on what we provided as infos in the context, if it really struggled it just sent a telegram message to the user asking him, which happens rarely since most of the questions are the same with onsite listings.

what i mean by “heavy use” is that this wasn't a cron job that lasts 1 hour and repeats itself everyday, Openclaw was literally doing it almost all day long.

Residential proxies that are static are not that cheap, we'd rather put that extra couple of $ per month on API since he already has a mac he doesn't use

[???]

Correct, Playwright was always under the hood since imo it's the best browser controller that doesn't get detected easily unlike selenium and the other crap, but we weren’t writing selectors or autofill scripts manually ofc, llms handled that, for questions asked by the employer it could handle that with ease based on what we provided as infos in the context, if it really struggled it just sent a telegram message to the user asking him, which happens rarely since most of the questions are the same with onsite listings.

what i mean by “heavy use” is that this wasn't a cron job that lasts 1 hour and repeats itself everyday, Openclaw was literally doing it almost all day long.

Residential proxies that are static are not that cheap, we'd rather put that extra couple of $ per month on API since he already has a mac he doesn't use

That's definitely the way to go about it. I've been considering working on a job application agent. I just haven't got around to doing it. But my approach more so would be multi-platform. A few friends of mine are in the job market and I thought it would be very useful.


I wish you the best with sales. Google Cloud right now is offering $300 in free credits. Maybe it could help you out when you're fulfilling your service. That way you can give it to your customers. Let's em use all the models from multiple agents, of course, at no cost.

[Yoadx]

Still doing this, with no API usage bills, all free

[jdndjndjede]

Whats your telegram yoda

[L0-kae]

10/10 service, OP made me a free Jarvis... and i don't pay for API usage even though it's using one of the best models out there thanks to a loophole he found, which is fucking INSANE!
+he made it handle a very complicated workflow, made my full time job autopilot

OP knows his shit, just the API method is worth at least $10k

[Yoadx]

-Added a free gemini unlimited api usage method for free with the bot.
-increased the price a bit but it's still extremely cheap for what it is.
-price may increase the more reviews i get for the service, take advantage now!

No matter how complicated your use case/workflow sounds like, contact me and we'll make it work!

[Yoadx]

free to take new orders again

[Yoadx]

Still relevant and taking orders