I set up OpenClaw for our SEO + Reddit growth automation, demoed at an AI event and now other founders want it. What should I do next?

Background: I'm building a consumer app and we've been running OpenClaw agents internally to handle two things:

1. Keywords research + writing SEO-optimized blog posts and auto-submitting a PR for 5 posts every day (we are already ranking for certain keywords)
2. Surfacing relevant reddit opportunities, relevant threads to post or comment in and drafting responses for human to review before posting (auto-commenting is a ban waiting to happen, so humans stay in the loop)

Demoed this setup at an AI event last week mostly to share what's working for us but a solid number of founders came up afterward asking if we could set it up for their startups.

Now I'm genuinely trying to figure out the right pricing structure before saying yes to anyone. Should we 1) charge a one-time setup fee like we configure the agents for your stack and hand it off? 2) charge a monthly subscription where we host and maintain the agents for you? or 3) hybrid with setup fee + lower monthly for hosting/maintenance

Any advice would be appreciated! There might be aspects I'm not even thinking of!