Robot marketplace
A curated catalog of installable robots for lead triage, voice, operations, sales, finance, weather, documents, and more. Every product is versioned, entitled, and launched through the same workspace-safe pipeline.
Built on real marketplace tables, install records, and tenant-scoped OpenClaw handoffs.
Seeded robots
14 first-party products
Lifecycle
install -> entitlement -> connect
Safety
workspace + group checks
Runtime
OpenClaw + skill proxy
Why this page
Robot Marketplace turns scattered contractor workflows into products you can install, version, and launch with confidence. Instead of one-off scripts, each robot ships with a prompt, tool allowlist, plan, and runtime scope.
Document excerpts
Production-ready document templates for internal review and client-facing rollout:
Robot Marketplace catalog card (sample)
Qualifies inbound opportunities and spots the next best outreach move for a workspace.
Lead Radar
Lead triage and follow-up gaps
Voice Dispatch
Call priority and callback queue
Estimate Strategist
Measurements and scope planning
Weather Watch
Storm timing and work risk
Each catalog entry is a real product record with a published version and a plan.
Install lifecycle snapshot (sample)
Checkout -> entitlement -> connect
| Workspace | All Built Right / Twin Cities |
| Group | Storm Response Team |
| Plan | Community - Free |
| Entitlement | active |
| Next action | Connect install to OpenClaw and launch robot |
Runtime handoff card (sample)
OpenClaw handoff
Route: /api/marketplace/install/connect
Guardrails: workspace membership, group selection, active entitlement
Launch: /openclaw?installId=...&workspaceId=...&groupId=...
The installed robot inherits its versioned prompt and allowed tools before runtime starts.
Browse packaged robots by category and purpose so every install maps to an actual operator need.
The marketplace is connected to checkout, entitlement creation, and workspace-gated activation.
A robot cannot drift into the wrong tenant. Workspace and group context are validated before launch.
Frequently asked questions
It is Contractorfy's catalog of installable first-party robots and workflow agents, each packaged as a versioned product.
Yes. Workspace and group checks happen before the robot is activated in OpenClaw.
Yes. Free plans still create an install and entitlement, then activate without a paid checkout.
The install is marked uninstalled, entitlement is closed, and active tenant clients can be revoked.
Yes. The marketplace browser and the OpenClaw runtime are separate surfaces tied together by the install record.