OpenClaw ecosystem shows initial revenue scale, with 129 startups generating a total revenue of $283,000 in the past 30 days
According to the latest data collected by TrustMRR, in the past 30 days, 129 startups built on OpenClaw have generated real revenue, totaling $283,000, with an average monthly income of about $2,200 per company. Among them, the highest monthly revenue for a single company reached $50,000.
In terms of business model distribution, the current ecosystem shows a highly concentrated characteristic: about 80% of companies focus on lowering the threshold for using OpenClaw, providing tools, infrastructure, or simplified access services; only 3–5 companies are truly engaged in application layer development and exploring specific industry scenarios. Overall, commercial scenario exploration is still at an early stage.
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