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Meta plans to launch its OpenClaw rival, Hatch, within weeks

The Next Web 26 August 2026, 12:57 UTC 1h ago

Meta plans to launch its OpenClaw rival, Hatch, within weeks — The Next Web

Meta plans to launch a consumer AI agent within weeks. It has considered charging up to $199.99 a month for it. Three months ago it started selling access to its AI chatbot for $7.99 a month. The new product would cost 25 times that. Meta will launch its consumer version of the OpenClaw AI agent […] This story continues at The Next Web

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