Search rentals and negotiate with landlords
An OpenClaw agent used browser automation to send 8 listing inquiries, tracked replies in a sheet and negotiated rent over three rounds in one example; showcase-style page.
Done withOpenClaw
- What they did
- The agent drove a real browser (Browser Skill with Playwright MCP or browser-use) to open each of 8 listings, find the contact method and send the same three-question template. It logged send status and replies in a tracking sheet. For negotiation, the user set a target and walk-away price, and the agent ran the rounds itself, saving the conversation log for review.
- How it went
- In the negotiation example, the landlord moved from $3,200 to $2,980 plus one month free after three rounds. The page gives no results for the 8 inquiries, and its examples read as illustrative rather than a documented run.
- Worth knowing
- Set an explicit walk-away price and tell the agent not to open with your lowest number. The page says it should stop and report back once the landlord comes under your limit.
Try it yourself with OpenClaw
Search [rental sites] for [property type] in [area] under [budget] with [must-haves]. Shortlist the best [number] listings, log them in a table with price, link and contact, and draft an inquiry for each. Pause and show me each message before sending. You're done when I've approved the messages and have a tracking table ready to update with replies.
Source: openclawcases.com · Undated
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