Diagnóstico inicial
$500 / 60 minRevisión operativa, riesgos principales y plan de implementación priorizado para 30 días.
Operaciones autónomas para negocios de servicios
Instalación OpenClaw Done-For-You para operar en serio.
Implementamos OpenClaw de punta a punta con límites claros, seguridad base y automatizaciones útiles para cerrar más rápido sin depender de una implementación técnica interna.
Bucle operativo Diagnóstico -> Implementación -> Operación
Precio con alcance definido
Handoff operativo + runbook
Límites de aprobación
Escalera de ofertas
Empezá con implementación rápida y escalá por módulos según resultados, siempre con operación segura y medible.
Servicio principal — OpenClaw Launch Offer
$999 setup + $800/mesImplementación completa inicial con seguridad base, un canal de mensajería, una integración core, un agente funcional, guardrails, documentación y soporte de 7 días. Entrega en 3-5 días.
Autonomous Ops Pro
$1,500 setup + $3,000/mesEscalado a múltiples agentes por función, operación continua, hardening extendido, SLAs y reporting ejecutivo.
Módulos adicionales
Desde $300 por móduloInbox, monitoreo de comunicación con clientes, pipeline de contenido, CRM y reporting, según prioridad de negocio.
Requisito de infraestructura: VPS o computadora dedicada. Si no tenés, BBTECH lo configura por vos.
Quiénes somos: seguridad y confiabilidad primero
No vendemos bots sueltos. Diseñamos operaciones autónomas con control, trazabilidad y recuperación para que tu negocio no dependa de improvisaciones.
Arquitectura segura
Aplicamos principio de mínimo privilegio, límites por acción y revisión de riesgos antes de salir a producción.
Confiabilidad operativa
Definimos runbooks, monitoreo y ruta de recuperación para que una falla no se transforme en caos.
Responsabilidad real
Cada automatización tiene dueño, métricas y criterios de aceptación. Sin humo, sin caja negra.
¿Querés una operación autónoma sin poner en riesgo tu marca?
Arrancamos por un diagnóstico y te mostramos exactamente qué automatizar, qué proteger y cómo escalar con control.
Proof from production incidents
Recent failures we fixed, how we verified them, and what changed for operators after launch.
Inbox delivery stopped dropping events
Problem: email events were intermittently missing or delayed.
Fix: stabilized the Pub/Sub -> webhook chain and removed configuration drift that broke delivery after restarts.
Verified by: sending test messages and confirming end-to-end delivery with repeatable checks.
Outcome: inbox events delivered consistently with a recovery path when delivery stalls.
Browser control became deterministic
Problem: tabs were visible, but interactive control failed during real tasks.
Fix: moved the workflow to a managed control mode and corrected routing so automation could attach reliably.
Verified by: running repeat click/type sequences on the same tab and confirming consistent success.
Outcome: predictable automation instead of “works in demo, fails in production.”
Response loop recovered cleanly after restarts
Problem: the bot would stall or miss replies after restarts and configuration changes.
Fix: standardized restart and recovery procedures with concrete checks, so incidents stopped turning into guesswork.
Verified by: controlled restarts and a short health checklist before resuming operator work.
Outcome: faster recovery and fewer repeated outages on a deployed workflow.
Featured resources
Three high-signal references for operators, plus full libraries off homepage.
Registry: secure baseline package
Story: OpenClaw VPS setup
Story: reliability recovery checklist
FAQ
Short answers to the objections that usually stall execution.
What counts as “one workflow”?
One end-to-end outcome a real user depends on (trigger -> tools -> data -> message), with a verify checklist and a recovery path.
Do you only work with OpenClaw?
No. OpenClaw is a common baseline. We ship workflows with whatever your stack needs (LLMs, queues, webhooks, CRMs, internal tools).
Can you work inside our stack?
Yes. We ask for the minimum access required, keep actions least-privilege, and document what we changed so you can operate it after handoff.
What do you do with API keys and credentials?
We avoid copying secrets into chat. We prefer env/secret manager paths and verify access boundaries before enabling any automations.
Ready to ship one revenue-critical workflow?
Start with assessment if scope is unclear, or go straight to core launch when your offer path is already defined.