AgentVault pricing guide details
Pricing Overview
AgentVault is free and open source under the MIT license. The official repository does not publish paid plans, a hosted offer or a support contract. The project is a GitHub repository, hugoventures1-glitch/agentvault, that wraps OpenClaw agents with action-level security monitoring: file system interception, dangerous command blocking, human approvals for risky actions, network logging, a SQLite audit trail and a real-time dashboard. Our record was checked against that repository on 2026-10-05.
So the question for a buyer is not which plan to pick but what it costs to run. The answer is your own infrastructure and your own time. One warning: the agentvault.ai domain belongs to a different company. Any plan or price shown there has nothing to do with this project.
Plan Comparison
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| Option | Price | What is included | Limits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Self-hosted (MIT) | $0 licence | Node.js and TypeScript proxy, Next.js 14 dashboard, SQLite audit log, full source code | No tagged releases; multi-agent monitoring and custom policies are roadmap items |
| Paid or hosted plan | Not published in the official repository | No published commercial entitlement | Confirm any separate offer and product identity before purchasing |
There is one option, and everyone gets all of it. The MIT license lets you use, change and redistribute the code, including in commercial work, as long as you keep the copyright and licence notice. Because there is no paid upgrade, the roadmap items in the README (VirusTotal skill scanning, a credential vault, Slack or email alerts, multi-agent monitoring and custom security policies) are not for sale either. They arrive when the maintainer ships them, or when you build them yourself.
Hidden Costs and Considerations
- Infrastructure. The proxy (Node.js and Express), the dashboard (Next.js 14) and the SQLite file run next to OpenClaw. For one agent on a machine you already run, the extra hardware is small; we have no figure to give you.
- Engineering time. Someone has to install it, review the detection rules, answer approval prompts and read the audit log. Every risky action waits for a person, so this cost grows with how busy the agent is.
- Review before trust. The repository has 6 commits and no releases, and its last push was on 2026-02-10. For a tool that sits between an agent and your credentials, read the code first, and check that the npm package you install is the one this repository publishes.
- Log storage. The audit trail records every action, so plan how long you keep it.
- No vendor support. Help is GitHub issues and pull requests only.
Deployment Cost Model
The MIT licence has no per-seat fee. Total operating cost depends on your deployment and workload; the repository provides no benchmark that turns team size into a hosting or staffing estimate.
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| Cost component | What to measure |
|---|---|
| Runtime and storage | Capacity for the proxy, dashboard and SQLite audit log; log retention and backup requirements |
| Operations | Installation, code review, approval handling, log review and ongoing maintenance |
| Multiple agents | Required isolation and deployment design; multi-agent monitoring remains a roadmap item |
An existing machine may avoid a separate hosting purchase, but it does not make capacity or maintenance free. Measure the resources and operator time in a pilot before budgeting production use.
How AgentVault Pricing Compares
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| Tool | What it does | Published price (from its record) |
|---|---|---|
| AgentVault | Runtime action monitoring for OpenClaw agents | Free, MIT license, no paid plans |
| Auditi | Open-source tracing and evaluation of LLM calls | Free and open source |
| PromptBrake | Security testing of LLM endpoints before release | Enterprise $499/month, month-to-month, 30 scans per billing period, one Enterprise Runner licence; free account and a trial of 3 scans over 7 days |
PromptBrake is the only one of these with a published paid price. A full year of PromptBrake Enterprise is 12 months x $499 = $5,988, for a different job: testing endpoints before you ship rather than guarding a running agent. AgentVault does not replace it. Running both adds no AgentVault licence fee, but still requires runtime capacity, storage and operator time.
The licence fee is only one buying consideration. The project is early, the repository publishes no support contract, and several features remain roadmap items. For production agents, budget code review, operation and maintenance as real costs and confirm who will own them.