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Doozy vs OpenClaw
OpenClaw is free software and a great fit for one technical person who wants their own agent on their own machine. Doozy is the managed version of that idea for a whole team, with isolation, permissions and an audit log built in.
OpenClaw, in their words: An open-source personal AI agent you install and host yourself, with your own model key, that can be connected to Slack.
Pick Doozy if
- The whole team should be able to ask it, from Slack, with no one on call for the server.
- You need each task isolated, credentials held outside the agent, and a switch per tool, without building that yourself.
- A non-technical lead has to be able to set it up and manage it.
- You want one monthly price that includes the AI.
Pick OpenClaw if
- You're an engineer who wants full control, on your own hardware, with your own keys.
- It's for you, not for the support or sales team.
- You enjoy running software, and keeping it running, yourself.
Side by side
Starting prices: Doozy from $39 a month for the whole workspace; OpenClaw from $0 plus a server, a model key and someone to run it.
| What | Doozy | OpenClaw |
|---|---|---|
| Price | DoozyFrom $39 a month (₹3,299 in India) for the whole workspace. Four plan sizes, each a monthly usage allowance shown as a share; no seats, no credits. | OpenClawFree and open source. You pay for a machine to run it on and for the model provider's tokens, and in the time of whoever maintains it. |
| Free trial | Doozy14 days free, no card. Nothing is billed until an owner picks a plan. | OpenClawFree to install. |
| Where it works | DoozySlack. Microsoft Teams and WhatsApp are not available. | OpenClawYour own machine or server; Slack, WhatsApp, Telegram and other chat apps can be connected. |
| Setup | DoozySelf-serve by whoever owns the Slack workspace: add the app, connect tools from the browser, mention @Doozy. No engineer, no server, no pasted keys. | OpenClawInstall with npm on Node.js, provide a model API key, create and configure a Slack app yourself. Guides describe it as still in beta. |
| AI model | DoozyDoozy's AI, included in every plan. Paid plans can bring their own key from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google or DeepSeek. | OpenClawAny provider you have a key for, including local models through Ollama. |
| Integrations | DoozySlack, GitHub, Postgres, WooCommerce and the web built in; ready-made connectors for Linear, Jira, Asana, Notion, Sentry, Supabase, Vercel, PostHog, Stripe, HubSpot, Intercom and Zapier; any other MCP server. | OpenClawWhatever you connect and configure, including MCP servers. |
| Safety | DoozyEach task runs in its own isolated sandbox; credentials stay outside it. Every tool has a switch, and tools that delete or overwrite start off. On GitHub it opens pull requests but can't merge or push to main. Every action is on an audit log. | OpenClawA single operator's agent with the access that operator gives it. Isolation per task, per-tool permissions for a team and an audit log are yours to build; guides recommend least-privilege Slack access. |
| Memory and ways of working | DoozyRemembers facts about the business in a Vault people can read and edit, and follows written ways of working (Skills) the team gives it. | OpenClawMemory on your own machine, configured by you. |
| Compliance | DoozyNo SOC 2 report yet. The Security and Sub-processors pages say exactly what runs where; Enterprise adds a DPA, SSO and audit-log export by contract. | OpenClawNone to speak of; it runs where you run it. |
OpenClaw's facts are from their own site and help pages, checked on 26 October 2026. Doozy's are what the product does today; prices come from the same code as the pricing page. Tell us if something has changed: [email protected].
What people hand Doozy
The same coworker, for every team in the Slack. One page per team, with the asks that work today.
- For support teamsThe queue is the job, and the week's story about it is the other job.
- For operations teamsA dozen tools, none of which talk to each other, and you in the middle.
- For foundersYou need the answer now and there is no one to hand it to.
- For engineering teamsYou would rather build than chase errors and tickets.
- For sales teamsYou live in the CRM and hate filling it in.
Questions people ask about Doozy and OpenClaw
- Is Doozy open source?
- No. Doozy is a hosted product you add to Slack. If you want to run your own agent on your own machine, OpenClaw or a similar project is the right choice.
- Why pay for Doozy when OpenClaw is free?
- For a team, the cost of OpenClaw is the server, the model tokens and an engineer's time to set up Slack, permissions, isolation and upkeep. Doozy includes those: the AI, a sandbox per task, credentials outside it, a switch per tool and an audit log, for one price a month, set up by a non-technical owner.
Your next hire is one mention away.
Add Doozy to Slack and hand it the thing that's been waiting on someone all week. It comes back done, and it starts learning how your team works from the first ask.
- 14 days free, no card
- One price for the whole team
- Nothing billed until you pick a plan