OpenClaw + Hooksbase
OpenClaw workflows + Hooksbase events.
Give your OpenClaw agent reliable triggers and durable outputs — no plumbing code.
Hooksbase works with OpenClaw — it gives your OpenClaw agent reliable triggers in (HTTP, email, form, and scheduled cron) and durable, retried delivery out, so you skip building webhook plumbing around the agent.
5,000 deliveries / month free. No credit card required.
Why OpenClaw + Hooksbase
Two layers. Clean separation.
OpenClaw is your no-code agent builder. Hooksbase is your event infrastructure. Keeping them separate means your event layer stays the same when you switch no-code agent builders — and your workflow stays the same when you add new event sources.
OpenClaw gives you a webhook URL. Point any event source — Stripe, GitHub, email, embedded forms, cron — at Hooksbase, and Hooksbase dispatches to OpenClaw.
OpenClaw emits results. Hooksbase routes them to one or many destinations — SQS, Pub/Sub, S3, other webhooks — with retries, strict FIFO, and throttling.
When OpenClaw times out or returns an error, the event lands in Hooksbase’s DLQ. Fix the workflow, bulk re-drive, confirm deterministic replay.
Connect in 3 steps
About ten minutes, no code.
From your OpenClaw workflow’s trigger configuration, grab the webhook URL. It looks like `https://openclaw.example/webhooks/agent_abc123`.
Sign up for Hooksbase (free), create a project, and paste the OpenClaw URL as the destination. Pick a provider pack if events come from Stripe, GitHub, Clerk, Slack, or Resend.
Take the Hooksbase ingest URL and point your sources at it — provider webhooks, email routing, form embed, cron. Your OpenClaw workflow is now behind verified, reliable event infrastructure.
Featured recipes
Common OpenClaw + Hooksbase workflows.
Customer forwards an RFP. Hooksbase parses the email, forwards to OpenClaw. OpenClaw summarizes and posts to Slack.
Verified Stripe `invoice.payment_succeeded` routes to OpenClaw for classification, then handed off to your CRM pipeline via SQS.
Support form triggers OpenClaw classification agent. Output routes to Linear via webhook destination, closing the loop without a human.
Daily cron fires OpenClaw summarizer. Output delivers via Resend or a webhook to your digest system.
Frequently asked questions
- Does Hooksbase replace OpenClaw?
- No. OpenClaw runs the agent; Hooksbase is the event infrastructure around it. Hooksbase ingests and verifies events into your OpenClaw agent and delivers the agent’s outputs to typed destinations with retries and replay.
- How does Hooksbase trigger an OpenClaw agent?
- You point any event source — a provider webhook, inbound email, an embedded form, or a scheduled cron — at a Hooksbase ingest URL, and Hooksbase dispatches a verified, signed request to your OpenClaw agent’s webhook endpoint.
- Can I verify Stripe or GitHub signatures before OpenClaw runs?
- Yes. Hooksbase verifies provider signatures (Stripe, GitHub, Clerk, Slack, Resend) at ingest, so your OpenClaw agent only ever receives events Hooksbase has already authenticated.
- What happens when an OpenClaw run fails?
- Failed deliveries land in the Hooksbase DLQ. After you fix the agent you bulk re-drive them, and Hooksbase replays the exact original payload deterministically from its persisted dispatch snapshot.
- How does Hooksbase deliver an OpenClaw agent’s output?
- OpenClaw posts results back to Hooksbase, which routes them to typed destinations — HTTP, AWS SQS, AWS EventBridge, GCP Pub/Sub, or S3-compatible storage — with retries, strict ordering, and throttling.
- Do I need to write code to connect OpenClaw and Hooksbase?
- No. You paste your OpenClaw webhook URL into Hooksbase as the destination and point your event sources at the Hooksbase ingest URL; no plumbing code is required.
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Free tier covers most prototype workloads. Starter ($25) adds transforms, scheduled triggers, and bulk recovery. Pro ($79) is where production workflows land.