OpenClaw proof page · trust before quote

Show buyers what already shipped before asking for the first payment.

This page turns abstract “AI automation” claims into inspectable delivery evidence: pricing ladder, before/after changes, live surfaces, and concrete assets already produced for both the Global and China Mainland lines.

Inspect the $199 starter Open the scope brief China ¥299 diagnosis China Xianyu conversion lane Back to main page
2 linesGlobal and China Mainland kept synchronized
5 rungs$199 → $399 → $699 → $999 → $149+
3 wedgesconsultants, agencies, creators
Live assetspages, scripts, covers, video files

What changed after the course correction

  • Before: too many generic AI-service vibes, inconsistent prices, weak proof.
  • After: one clear global ladder, RMB-first China path, wedge-based routing, and visible delivery artifacts.
  • Buyer promise: start with a fixed first step, inspect written scope, expand only after the first proof is useful.
Priority 1: unified pricing Priority 2: trust upgrade Priority 3: proof on-page

Offer ladder buyers can actually understand

  • $199 48-Hour Starter: one workflow + one public-facing asset + next-step recommendation
  • $399 Deployment Sprint: install, connect, launch the first production workflow
  • $699 Team Ops Setup: routing, checkpoints, execution visibility
  • $999 Revenue Automation Sprint: capture, qualify, follow up, and move work into delivery
  • China Mainland: ¥299 diagnosis → ¥399+ deployment → ¥1999+ revenue/team ops → ¥199–999 components

Trust improvement: buyers no longer need to decode random pricing across pages before they know how to start.

Mini case studies by wedge

Consultants / coaches

From vague discovery to a paid first step

  • Before: buyers had to ask what the first payment even bought.
  • After: /starter now sells a fixed $199 proof project with explicit deliverables.
  • Evidence: live starter page + structured starter request + visible upgrade path.
Agencies / service businesses

From broad AI promises to inspectable delivery language

  • Before: “automation” was too broad to quote confidently.
  • After: /agency and /scope frame routing, checkpoints, intake, and handoff as concrete work.
  • Evidence: agency-facing scope surfaces already live for review.
Creators / content-led businesses

From content planning to a visible conversion lane

  • Before: there was content intent but not enough inspectable conversion proof.
  • After: China line now has /diagnosis-cn, /xianyu, short-video assets, and channel-specific hooks.
  • Evidence: listing copy, FAQ, covers, and demo clips already produced.

Inspectable delivery evidence

Campaign assets
  • campaign-2026-03-09/xhs-note.md
  • campaign-2026-03-09/wechat-article-v2.md
  • campaign-2026-03-09/design-v2/xhs-cover-v2-1.svg.png
  • campaign-2026-03-09/design-v2/wechat-cover-v2.svg.png
Demo media
  • campaign-2026-03-09/openclaw-cn-short-01.mp4
  • campaign-2026-03-09/video-asset-01/openclaw-cn-teaser-01.mp4
  • campaign-2026-03-09/video-asset-01/script-short.txt
  • campaign-2026-03-09/video-asset-01/subtitles-short.srt

How buying works now

  • Step 1: buyer picks the closest rung instead of asking for a fully custom mystery quote.
  • Step 2: buyer sends a structured brief.
  • Step 3: written scope confirms deliverables before kickoff.
  • Step 4: after the first proof ships, expand into deployment, team ops, or revenue automation.

Why this gets closer to cash

  • Trust rises: prospects can inspect proof instead of relying on claims.
  • Payment friction drops: fixed first step beats open-ended “let’s discuss.”
  • Wedges narrow: the offer is now framed for three buyer types that already buy execution.
  • China line stays moving: RMB-first pages support lower-friction first payments while the Global line carries higher-ticket trust.