Documentation Index
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What is ClawLink?
What is ClawLink?
ClawLink is a hosted integration layer for OpenClaw. Install the ClawLink plugin once, pair your OpenClaw device in the browser, connect apps from the dashboard, and ClawLink securely proxies the provider calls for you. No provider credentials in your code, no self-built OAuth flows, and no retry logic to maintain yourself.
What is OpenClaw and do I need it?
What is OpenClaw and do I need it?
OpenClaw is the primary client ClawLink is built for. You install the ClawLink plugin in OpenClaw, approve browser pairing, and then use your connected apps from chat.If you’re using a different MCP-compatible agent, ClawLink may still work, but OpenClaw is the primary supported client.
How is ClawLink different from calling APIs directly?
How is ClawLink different from calling APIs directly?
When you call APIs directly, you need to manage credentials in your environment, implement OAuth flows, handle token refresh, deal with rate limiting, and debug failures yourself.ClawLink handles all of that. Your credentials are stored encrypted in ClawLink’s edge network—not on your machine. OAuth flows happen in the dashboard with a single click. Retries and rate limiting are built in. And you can see every request and its outcome in the Request Logs, without digging through logs on your own server.
Are my API keys safe?
Are my API keys safe?
Yes. Your API keys and OAuth tokens are encrypted at rest using AES-256-GCM. They’re never stored or transmitted in plaintext. ClawLink only decrypts your credentials at the exact moment a call is made—and that decryption happens on ClawLink’s edge network, not on your machine.For more details, see the Security page.
Which integrations are supported?
Which integrations are supported?
ClawLink supports a growing catalog of integrations across these categories:
- Communication: Gmail, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, Telegram
- CRM & Sales: Apollo, HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive
- Social Media: YouTube, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Instagram
- Productivity: Google Sheets, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Notion, Airtable, Todoist
- Developer Tools: GitHub, GitLab, Jira, Linear, Vercel
- Payments & Finance: Stripe, PayPal, QuickBooks
- Data & Analytics: Google Analytics, Mixpanel, Segment
- Storage & Databases: AWS S3, Supabase, Firebase
- E-commerce: Shopify, WooCommerce
How do I add an integration that isn't listed?
How do I add an integration that isn't listed?
ClawLink is open source, so you can contribute a new integration yourself. Fork the repository on GitHub, add an integration handler, and open a pull request. See the CONTRIBUTING.md for details.If you’d prefer to request an integration rather than build it, you can open an issue on GitHub to let the team know what you need.
What happened to the old one-command setup?
What happened to the old one-command setup?
Earlier docs described a single pasted command. The current recommended flow is simpler for most users: install one OpenClaw plugin, pair the device once in the browser, and then connect apps from the dashboard as needed.
Do I need to write any code?
Do I need to write any code?
No. Installing the plugin, approving pairing, connecting apps, and using ClawLink with OpenClaw does not require coding.If you want to add a custom integration or self-host ClawLink, that does require working with the codebase—but standard usage is entirely no-code.
What happens if an API call fails?
What happens if an API call fails?
ClawLink automatically retries failed calls with exponential backoff for server errors and rate limits. If a request still fails after retries, the failure is recorded in your Request Logs with details about the integration, action, and error—so you can see exactly what went wrong.For persistent failures, check the Troubleshooting guide.
How do I set up ClawLink in OpenClaw?
How do I set up ClawLink in OpenClaw?
Sign up or log in
Go to claw-link.dev and sign in to your account.
Pair this device
Ask OpenClaw to set up ClawLink, open the pairing URL in your browser, and approve the device.
Can I use ClawLink on multiple OpenClaw installs?
Can I use ClawLink on multiple OpenClaw installs?
Yes, but each OpenClaw install should run its own browser pairing flow so it stores its own local credential. The connected apps, billing state, and usage history still belong to the same ClawLink account.
Is there a free plan?
Is there a free plan?
There is a 30-day trial. After that, ClawLink costs $2.99/month if you want to keep access active. See the Billing page for details.
How do I contact support?
How do I contact support?
For bugs or feature requests, open an issue on the ClawLink GitHub repository. For account-related questions, reach out through the dashboard.