When you pick a Claw Labs plan, you're choosing between two AI models: Claude Sonnet 4.6 (Starter) and Claude Opus 4.6 (Pro & Coder). Here's a practical breakdown.
Most of the time. If you're asking questions, getting summaries, writing emails, setting reminders, or having casual conversations — Sonnet handles it all with speed and accuracy. It's the right choice if you:
→ Use your assistant primarily for everyday tasks
→ Want faster responses
→ Want your credits to last longer
Opus shines when tasks require deep reasoning. Things like:
→ Writing and debugging complex code
→ Multi-step research with synthesis
→ Nuanced analysis of documents or data
→ Tasks that require planning and strategy
→ Long conversations where context matters
The difference isn't subtle. Ask Opus to build a full application from a description, and it'll architect the solution, write the code, debug issues, and iterate — all in one flow. Sonnet can code too, but Opus is on another level for complex projects.
Opus costs roughly 5× more per token than Sonnet. That's why Starter (€19) includes €15 in credits with Sonnet, while Pro (€49) includes €30 with Opus. Your credits go further with Sonnet, but Opus delivers more per interaction.
Both models come with the same features: persistent memory, WhatsApp & Telegram, proactive actions, and a dedicated server. The only difference is the brain.
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