Your AI chief of staff
It clears your inbox, handles your research and follow-ups, and works across the apps you already use.
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Manages your email
Triages your inbox and drafts replies in your voice. It writes the outbound too, the introductions and follow-ups you keep meaning to get to.
Runs your calendar
Books and reschedules meetings, sends the invites, and protects your focus blocks, then preps you with context before each call.
Automates your ops
Watches Stripe, Google Ads, and your dashboards on a schedule, and pings you the moment a refund or a spend spike shows up.
What else it handles
Email, support, and messages
Give it an email address and a phone number to work from. It drafts in your voice, clears the routine inbound, sends the outreach and follow-ups you line up, handles support replies and texts on its own, and pulls you in only when something needs a decision from you.
Lead research and CRM
Point it at a company or a prospect and it reads across the open web, including the sites that have no public API, then comes back with a summary and the sources behind it and logs what matters to your CRM.
Monitoring and alerts
Point it at a competitor's pricing page, a subreddit, an earnings calendar, or a Polymarket line. It checks on a schedule and messages you the moment something actually moves.
Developer tasks
Triage issues, open pull requests, kick off a deploy, or query a database. The agent works the same tools you do through GitHub, Vercel, and your database, and reports back wherever you ask it to.
Reports and standing jobs
Set work to run on its own: a morning brief, a weekly sales report, a recurring cleanup. The agent runs each job whether or not you remember to ask, and tells you when something needs attention.
Your social accounts
When you want to be active online, it drafts, schedules, and replies across 15+ platforms. You stay in the loop on anything that matters and let it carry the routine posts and comments.
Every one of these starts from a prompt you hand your agent. Try one in the app
Connects to the tools you use
And many more, plus other tools through MCP servers and OpenClaw skills.
Pick your plan
Operator Basic
A personal agent that runs on its own.
1x AI usage included
- Always-on agent with persistent memory
- Web browsing, search, and research
- Posts and replies across 15+ social platforms
- Connects to GitHub, email, SMS, and APIs
- Reachable from Telegram and Discord
Operator Pro
More room to run multiple accounts and automations.
5x AI usage included
- Always-on agent with persistent memory
- Web browsing, search, and research
- Posts and replies across 15+ social platforms
- Connects to GitHub, email, SMS, and APIs
- Reachable from Telegram and Discord
Operator Max
The most power and usage, for always-on, high-volume work.
20x AI usage included
- Always-on agent with persistent memory
- Web browsing, search, and research
- Posts and replies across 15+ social platforms
- Connects to GitHub, email, SMS, and APIs
- Reachable from Telegram and Discord
From zero to a running agent
Sign up and get your agent
Your agent is running in under a minute, with web search, a real browser, and persistent memory already attached. Signing in is the only setup.
Connect your apps and accounts
Link the messaging apps you live in, the tools you work in, and any social accounts you want it to run. It connects through official APIs or your own browser session.
Tell it who you are and what to do
Write down who you are, how you work, and the standing jobs you want handled. From there the agent runs on its own and checks in when it needs you.
Why Operator.io?
Remembers everything
The agent keeps a record of every task, message, and decision. A year from now it still knows your preferences, the projects you are running, and how you like things done.
Reachable wherever you already are
Talk to it from Telegram or Discord, and let it act across Instagram, TikTok, X, YouTube, LinkedIn, Reddit, and more. Connect once and Operator.io keeps the session alive.
Your data stays yours
Every agent runs in its own isolated environment with its own files and sessions. API keys and credentials are encrypted at rest and never shown again in the dashboard after setup.
Runs while you sleep
Scheduled jobs, replies, and long running research all happen on Operator.io's servers, not your computer. The agent does not need your laptop online, and you do not pay for the time it sat idle.
Put your own agent to work
Frequently asked questions
Operator.io is an AI Chief of Staff, a personal agent that runs your inbox and calendar, handles your research, and watches the recurring things you keep meaning to check, like Stripe refunds and Google Ads spend. It is always running with a model, web search, a real browser, and persistent memory already attached, so there is nothing to install and no server to keep alive. It is built on OpenClaw, the open source agent framework, so your skills and identity files stay portable if you ever move to self hosting.
It does the work you would otherwise do across a browser and a terminal: research a topic on the open web, draft and send email or SMS, watch pages and feeds and alert you when something changes, manage code through GitHub and deploys through Vercel, query your databases, and run your social accounts. You give it standing instructions and it carries them out on a schedule or on demand.
No, the same agent handles your personal life just as well as your job. People use it to log workouts and meals and get a weekly calorie summary, keep a running reading list, or get a nudge before a bill or a birthday at home. It keeps persistent memory across sessions, so a habit you start tracking on Monday is still there when you check in weeks later.
You message it from the apps you already use: Telegram or Discord. Ask it to do something, hand off a task, or check on a job you set running earlier, the same way you would message a colleague. It replies in the same thread and can reach out on its own when a scheduled job has something worth telling you.
GPT class models are included in every plan and routed through Operator.io's managed provider. The agent also supports the standard OpenClaw provider syntax, so you can plug in Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Grok, or a local model through OpenRouter or your own key when you want specific behavior on a specific task. Web search and media generation are billed separately from your model usage.
Self hosting OpenClaw means buying a VPS or Mac mini, installing the CLI, getting the gateway and pairing flow working, hooking up a model provider, sorting out browser automation, and writing a systemd unit so it survives reboots. After that you are on the hook for updates, backups, security patches, and TLS certs. Operator.io handles all of that, so when you sign in the agent is already running with a real browser and persistent memory. You connect your apps through OAuth or a handed off browser session and start telling it what to do.
There are three plans. Basic is $20 a month, Pro is $50, and Max is $175. They are the same Operator with the same features. Each step up runs the agent on a bigger machine with more storage and raises how much AI usage is included for the model, research, web search, browsing, and media generation, and Pro and Max add priority support. Everything lands on one monthly invoice with no separate bill from the model providers, and you can move between plans whenever you want from settings.
Every agent runs in its own isolated environment with its own files and browser sessions. API keys and credentials are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM and never exposed in the dashboard after the initial setup. The workspace persists across updates and infrastructure changes, so your identity files, memory, and skills are not reset between sessions.