Sell instant domain-specific relief with shared credits and subscriptions.
Use one billing account across the portfolio. Buy credits or recurring plans for the domain that solves the user's acute pain, then let the product consume that balance when it delivers value.
Use the same email you use inside your product accounts. Purchased credits land in the shared portfolio balance and can be consumed by product domains wired into the hub.
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Need a higher-touch answer before you buy?
Use one centralized intake for the whole portfolio. This is best for higher-stakes work, team-wide problems, or situations where you want a human operator to scope the right offer first.
If the issue is blocking revenue, creating procurement risk, or stalling execution, ask for operator help instead of guessing which pack to buy.
Every request is stored with its domain, urgency, and pain summary so you can review demand from one place in OpenClaw later.
If the right answer is credits or a subscription, the follow-up can route back into the same billing system without losing context.
How to use this well
1. Keep trial generous but bounded
Give enough free credits to feel the instant relief, then charge for repeated urgency.
2. Price packs around concrete outcomes
Sell “solve my next 5 problems” or “cover this month” instead of abstract API style units.
3. Move habitual users to subscriptions
Recurring credits fit domains where the pain returns every week or month.