Running even one online store is a full-time job. SellerClaw is a team of AI agents that runs it for you: specialized agents for product sourcing, store management, and advertising, coordinated by a supervisor you direct. Tell it what to sell — the agents build listings, manage ads and pricing, and handle fulfillment and support across Shopify, eBay, and more. You stay in control: every action is visible and approvable, and you set how much runs on its own. Free to start.
SellerClaw
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Scade.pro
@artem_kosilov Now that's what I call a real bonus! Thanks
Fakeradar
I like that Autonomous is not forced from day one
SellerClaw
@artem_anikeev
Glad that resonated, it's a deliberate choice.
We have an advisory mode where the agent asks for your approval before each action. Most people lean on it early, and that's exactly right: like any new hire, an agent needs to be trained and checked before you trust it to run on its own. There's no magic where you flip a switch on day one and money rains down.
Think of it as an upfront investment. You put in a bit of supervision at the start, and what you get on the other side is essentially an employee who then works 24/7, no vacations, no sick days, and does it consistently. You decide when it's earned enough trust to take the wheel.
SellerClaw
@artem_anikeev By design. You should see how the agent behaves before giving it more room to run.
Congrats on the launch! 🚀 I’m curious—how much autonomy do you recommend giving the AI agents? Do most users keep approvals enabled for key actions like pricing and ads, or do they eventually trust the agents to run independently?
The "supervisor you direct" framing is what makes this click — it's the difference between automation that runs wild and automation you actually trust. Curious how it handles edge cases like out-of-stock sourcing or a supplier going dark mid-order? That feels like where most store automation falls apart.
Well done on getting it live, Artem. What stands out is how the supervisor paired with focused agents cuts through the clutter - most platforms cram every function into a single command, which just clouds the output. That approach? It clears up exactly where others blur.
That rogue AI pricing comment actually got a chuckle out of me. It hits right at what many founders genuinely worry about. Wondering though - when it comes to approval limits, does each user decide those for individual agents, or is it one setting for everything?
ZapDigits
Wow so I can run whole ecom business in the background :D
SellerClaw
@malithmcrdev That's the goal. You set what to sell and how, agents handle the rest.
SellerClaw
@malithmcrdev
That's the dream we're building toward :) The way to think about it: you stay the owner making the calls, and the agents handle the daily grind in the background, sourcing, listing, pricing, orders, customer replies. You set the direction and approve the big moves, they do the heavy lifting around the clock. Less running the store, more running the business.
SellerClaw
@malithmcrdev Almost! The boring parts, at least — and those are the ones worth automating first.
Fakeradar
A classic project, guys! Nowadays, anyone who doesn't implement agents risks bankruptcy. That's the reality. Good luck!
SellerClaw
@artem_anikeev
Thank you, really appreciate that!
You're touching on something real. Even though the US market is relatively mature in e-commerce, with fairly predictable costs, the global trend is clear: marketplace fees keep climbing, and so do the costs of goods, production, and labor. Margins get squeezed from every direction.
That's exactly the problem we're focused on, helping sellers optimize and stay profitable while the ground keeps shifting under them. The pace of change is only accelerating, and doing things the old manual way gets harder every quarter.
Thanks for the kind words, and good luck to you too!
SellerClaw
@artem_anikeev Thank you! The urgency is real. For most sellers it shows up as margin getting eaten by operational overhead before revenue catches up. That's the problem SellerClaw is built around.
SellerClaw
@artem_anikeev Appreciate it! Hard to argue with that — we're building exactly with that urgency in mind.