Deployed an enterprise version of Openclaw for internal use. average total monthly spend 50k

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A user shares their experience deploying an internal enterprise version of the OpenClaw agent system at scale, with 40 agents for 30 users and a monthly spend of $50k, highlighting real-world automation use cases and cost challenges.

Anyone else deploy an openclaw or similar agent at scale for an enterprise? I built an internal version that has some security features and now we have around 40 agents for 30 users. The actual use case of agents like openclaw in an enterprise setting is real and what people are using it for (and sometimes abusing it) is really interesting. It is not just checking a calendar or gmail, its entire customer coms are automated, some ops task are entirely automated (won't go into too much detail since it is easy to identify this way). Letting people set up crons with the wrongs skills does get expensive very quickly tho lol.
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