Hand Claude Code a website and an ad budget to run on its own
A web developer gave Claude Code a baseline site, ad accounts with a budget, and scraping tools, and lets it make marketing decisions every four hours.
A bootstrapped YC founder explains how his sandbox service runs personal Claude Code and OpenClaw agents for about $0.05-$0.10 per free user a month.
Vishnu (Agent37) started as an OpenClaw wrapper and now hosts sandboxes for agent harnesses. Most new users run personal Hermes, OpenClaw or Claude Code agents on the free plan.
He says customers average $0.37/month per sandbox, and free sandboxes cost about $0.05-$0.10 per user per month, from burst-aware CPU and RAM packing and renting from Hetzner and OVH instead of hyperscalers.
These are the vendor's own numbers. Sandboxes trade isolation strength for cost; check what your agent can reach.
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Every morning at 7am, check my inbox label 'to-do', summarize anything new in 5 bullets, and save the summary to notes/daily.md. Do not reply to anyone.A web developer gave Claude Code a baseline site, ad accounts with a budget, and scraping tools, and lets it make marketing decisions every four hours.
A founder built a bot that turns spare subscription tokens into pull requests for small tasks he never gets around to.
A developer built nightmux to control Claude Code agents from Telegram and auto-resume past usage limits overnight.
A solo iOS developer who calls Claude Code 'basically my whole team' cut trial churn from 50% to 30% by only changing paywall timing.
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