MakersClaw
MakersClaw is a subscription app store of AI apps and agents built for team work. Each app ships with its own agent, scheduled jobs, and a shared company wiki, and every plan can use every model. Monthly credit allowances pay for building apps, chat replies, and background runs, with top-up packs that never expire and seat-based plans for teams.
What is MakersClaw?
MakersClaw is a subscription app store of AI-native apps and agents, built by Cogaid Solutions Private Limited for teams rather than for individual prompt-tinkerers. The catalogue lists 55 apps across 13 categories: writing and content, project management, data and spreadsheets, design, documents, finance, marketing and SEO, notes and knowledge, photo and video, productivity, sales and CRM, HR and hiring, and customer support. Each app arrives with its own agent, its own scheduled jobs, and a page that states what the agent does, what it connects to, and when it runs.
The premise is that a team should not have to glue a chat window onto five separate SaaS tools. Blog Post Studio drafts in your voice and asks before publishing. Content Calendar pulls anything late into today and says how late. Weekly Planner builds a time-blocked week from tasks and calendar every Monday at 06:00, and Project Health Monitor checks projects each weekday at 07:00. A CRM, an Issue Tracker, Data Tables, a Whiteboard, Mind Maps and a shared Wiki sit in the same workspace, and that Wiki, holding company facts, customers, competitors and what you sell, is readable by every app and agent in the store.
Every plan can use every model. Credits are the single currency: a chat reply costs roughly 25 credits on a fast model and about 450 on a smart one, while building an app runs 400 to 500 credits on a fast model and about 1,800 on a smart one. Plans differ by audience and monthly allowance rather than by features: User at $23 a month billed yearly with 15,000 credits, Builder at $47 with 35,000, Max at $95 with 72,000 and optional larger tiers, Team at $31 a seat with 12,000 pooled credits per seat, and Scale at $63 a seat with 35,000. Monthly credits expire at the end of their period; top-up packs never expire.
The pitch is priced against the stack it replaces. The site's own calculator totals ten common tools, Salesforce, Jira, Notion, Asana, Miro, Airtable, Front, Ahrefs, QuickBooks and Adobe Creative Cloud, at $123,358 a year for 20 people against $7,440 for MakersClaw Team. Collections bundle apps by job, such as Creative suite, Content marketing and Project management, so a team can start from a workflow instead of a single tool.
If the store lacks the tool a team needs, MakersClaw builds one. You describe the app in a sentence, such as a shared reading list that tracks who is reading what, and the platform creates it, then keeps changing it as needs shift, with live preview, rollback on live apps, and websites on your own domain from Builder upward. There is a three-day trial on a card, a 14-day refund window, and yearly billing takes 20% off.
MakersClaw Core Features
App store with agents built in
55 apps across 13 categories, each with its own agent, jobs page, example requests and default schedule.
Every plan, every model
all tiers can call fast and smart models, and each model spends credits at its own published rate.
Scheduled background work
apps run their own jobs, such as Monday planning at 06:00, weekday project checks at 07:00 and Friday content reports.
Credits as one currency
about 25 credits for a fast chat reply versus 450 on a smart model, and 400 to 1,800 credits to build an app.
Build an app from a sentence
describe the tool you need and MakersClaw creates it, with live preview, safe edits and rollback on Builder and above.
Shared company Wiki
one place for who you are, what you sell, your customers and competitors, read by every app and agent.
Pooled team credits with guardrails
Team and Scale pool credits across seats and add roles plus a spending limit per member.
Top-ups that never expire
monthly allowances reset each period, but credit packs you buy carry over indefinitely.
Who is MakersClaw for?
MakersClaw suits small and mid-sized teams that already pay for several productivity tools and want one workspace where the apps, their agents and the company context live together. It fits these roles best: Startup founders and small teams. A three-to-twenty person company can run planning, content, CRM and projects in one place instead of buying five subscriptions, and the pricing calculator frames the saving against Salesforce, Jira, Notion, Asana and similar list prices. Marketing and content teams. Content Calendar, Blog Post Studio, LinkedIn Post Studio and Newsletter Engine cover the weekly rhythm of drafting, scheduling and reporting, with scheduled jobs that keep work moving between conversations. Project and operations managers. Weekly Planner, Project Health Monitor, Gantt Planner and Issue Tracker turn a Monday plan and a weekday health check into defaults rather than chores. Agencies and consultancies. Per-client apps, pooled credits on Team and Scale, roles and per-member spending limits let one workspace serve several accounts without sharing logins. Builders and product people. Builder, Max and the build-from-a-sentence flow suit people who want internal tools with live preview, rollback, premium blocks and websites on their own domain. Sales and support teams. CRM, inbox-style front-desk apps and the shared Wiki give every agent the account context it needs before it drafts a reply. Larger companies with security and invoicing needs. Enterprise adds SSO, invoicing, volume pricing, a security review and onboarding, which is where a 20-seat rollout usually lands. It is a weaker fit for solo users who only want a chat assistant, for teams that need a public API or deep custom integrations today, and for anyone unwilling to put a card down for a trial.
MakersClaw Use Cases
Draft blog posts from a brief and keep a content calendar that surfaces anything late.
Generate a time-blocked week every Monday from your tasks and calendar.
Replace a CRM, issue tracker and wiki with apps that share one company context.
Run a weekly newsletter from what the team actually shipped and wrote.
Build internal tools from a sentence, such as a shared reading list with reader notes.
Give a 20-person team every app for less than the tools it replaces.
Track project health each weekday morning and flag what needs attention.
Cut AI spend by routing routine agent steps to a cheaper fast model.
MakersClaw Pros and Cons
Pros
- All 55 apps and every model sit on every plan, so upgrades buy capacity rather than unlocking features.
- Credit costs are published as per-job ranges, which makes agent budgets possible to forecast.
- Team and Scale pool credits across seats and add roles plus a spending limit per member.
- Top-up credits never expire, yearly billing takes 20% off, and there is a 14-day refund window.
- Apps can be reshaped or built from a sentence, covering gaps the store does not fill.
Cons
- No free tier: the three-day trial requires a card and you are charged when it ends unless you cancel first.
- Monthly credit allowances expire at the end of each period, so unused capacity is lost rather than carried forward.
- Business plans need a work email and a claimed company domain, and Enterprise is quote-only with SSO still listed as coming soon.
FAQ About MakersClaw
MakersClaw Pricing
Paid only, no free tier. Yearly billing: User $23/mo (15,000 credits; $29 monthly), Builder $47/mo (35,000; $59 monthly), Max $95/mo (72,000, up to 310,000; $119 monthly), Team $31/seat/mo (12,000 pooled credits a seat; $39 monthly), Scale $63/seat/mo (35,000 a seat; $79 monthly), Enterprise custom. Three-day trial with card required; yearly saves 20%; top-ups never expire; 14-day refund window.
Check official pricingUser
15,000 credits a month and every app with its own agent, scheduled jobs, 1,000+ tool connections, the company Wiki and app building from a sentence. $29 a month on monthly billing.
Builder
35,000 credits a month (2.3x User) plus live preview while building, safe edits with rollback, premium blocks and websites on your own domain. $59 a month on monthly billing.
Max
72,000 credits a month by default, expandable to 150,000 or 310,000, with the lowest cost per credit including top-ups and early access to new features. $119 a month on monthly billing.
Team
A shared workspace with pooled credits at 12,000 a seat, roles and a spending limit per member, your company domain with join requests, and app building for everyone. $39 a seat on monthly billing.
Scale
35,000 pooled credits a seat (2.9x Team), priority support and SSO listed as coming soon, for teams where everyone builds and runs all day. $79 a seat on monthly billing.
Enterprise
Priced to seats and volume with custom credits, SSO, invoicing and volume pricing, a security review and onboarding for your team. Contact sales for a quote.
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