OpenClaw is your agent. Laze is where your team works with it.
Keep your OpenClaw gateway and let your colleagues talk to its agents in a shared workspace.
OpenClawvs
| Question | OpenClaw | Laze |
|---|---|---|
| Where agents run | Your own machine or server | Your team's shared computer |
| Which agents | Any model you set up | Any agent, any vendor |
| Who it serves | One operator | The whole team |
| Works 24/7 | While your machine is on | Yes, for the team |
| Passwords and keys | On the host machine | Locked in one vault |
| Approvals | Pairing for new senders | Owner approves on phone |
| Price | Free, plus models and hosting | Free solo, team from $20 |
Where OpenClaw is great
- You own everything
- Reaches about 20 chat apps
- Any model, local too
Where Laze is different
- Your OpenClaw joins the team
- Keys in a vault
- We run the machine
Questions people ask
Can I keep my OpenClaw?
Yes. Laze connects to your OpenClaw gateway, so its agents show up in Laze.
Where do the keys live?
In the Laze vault. Agents see placeholders, and the real key is added on the way out.
What does Laze cost?
Free for one person, team from $20 a month. OpenClaw stays free software.