10 providers compared · 2026

OpenClaw Hosting: The 10 Best Providers Compared on Price, Security and Location (2026)

OpenClaw is free to download, but it has to run somewhere that stays on 24/7. You can put it on a VPS and look after it yourself, or pay for managed OpenClaw hosting, where the provider installs it, updates it, backs it up and keeps it secure.

We compared the 10 most popular OpenClaw hosting providers on the things that matter once the agent is live: the real monthly price after the promo ends, what is actually managed, where your server sits, and how each one protects the gateway, your API keys and your data.

See the comparison What it really costs

Prices checked on each provider’s official site on 9 October 2026. Intro prices usually need a 12 or 24 month term and renew higher. We show both.

Quick answer
Three picks, depending on what you need
Checked 9 Oct
Fully managed
xCloud, ClawHosters and Elestio
take the most work off your hands
$9.99
from /mo
Cheapest VPS
IONOS and HostGator
start around $2 a month, but you manage everything yourself
~$2
from /mo
EU, GDPR in mind
ClawHosters and IONOS
Germany only · Germany, UK, Spain, France
€19
flat /mo
Want the agent, not the server? BetterClaw, $19/mo
The table

Best OpenClaw hosting providers compared (October 2026)

1xCloudFully managed
Starts at
$9.99/mo
Renews at
$19.99/mo
Server locations
30+ locations
Best for
Hands-off managed hosting
2HostingerManaged or VPS
Starts at
$5.99/mo managed, $6.49/mo VPS
Renews at
$11.99/mo
Server locations
North America, Europe, Asia, South America
Best for
Low price with a managed option
3ClawHostersFully managed
Starts at
€19/mo
Renews at
Flat monthly price
Server locations
Germany only
Best for
EU hosting, GDPR
4ElestioFully managed
Starts at
$16/mo (billed hourly)
Renews at
Hourly billing
Server locations
100+ regions across 8+ clouds
Best for
Choosing your own cloud and region
5ClawTrustFully managed
Starts at
$29/mo
Renews at
Monthly
Server locations
Not published
Best for
Security-first setups
6DigitalOcean1-Click VPS
Starts at
$24/mo (recommended size)
Renews at
Same
Server locations
DigitalOcean regions
Best for
Developers who want a hardened image
7AWS LightsailBlueprint VPS
Starts at
$24/mo (4 GB plan)
Renews at
Same
Server locations
AWS regions
Best for
Teams already on AWS and Bedrock
8IONOSVPS with 1-click install
Starts at
$2/mo for 3 months
Renews at
$6/mo
Server locations
Germany, UK, Spain, France, US
Best for
Cheapest EU VPS
9HostGatorVPS with 1-click install
Starts at
$2.09/mo (24-mo term)
Renews at
$4.68/mo
Server locations
Not published
Best for
Lowest renewal price
10RailwayTemplate, usage-based
Starts at
$5/mo Hobby minimum
Renews at
Usage-based
Server locations
Global regions
Best for
Developers testing OpenClaw
AltBetterClawNot OpenClaw: managed agent platform
Starts at
$19/mo
Renews at
Same
Server locations
United States
Best for
You want the agent, not the server

“Renews at” is the price after the intro term ends. For VPS plans, you also pay for AI model usage separately. See “What OpenClaw hosting really costs” below.

Managed vs VPS

Managed OpenClaw hosting vs an OpenClaw VPS: what is the difference?

Every option on this list runs the same open-source OpenClaw. The difference is who does the work after it is installed.

If you have never secured a Linux server, managed OpenClaw hosting is usually worth the extra few dollars. IONOS’s own page says its OpenClaw VPS needs a “basic understanding of Linux (SSH)” and that you are responsible for “securing and maintaining the server yourself.”

Who installs OpenClaw
Managed

Provider

VPS

You, or a 1-click template

Who applies OpenClaw updates
Managed

Provider, automatically

VPS

You (for example, DigitalOcean asks you to run an update script)

Security patches and hardening
Managed

Provider

VPS

You. Some images come pre-hardened

Backups
Managed

Usually included

VPS

Often a paid add-on

Root access
Managed

Sometimes (ClawHosters gives SSH and root)

VPS

Always

Typical price
Managed

$10 to $30+ a month

VPS

$2 to $24 a month

Best for
Managed

People who want the agent working, not a server to maintain

VPS

Developers comfortable with Linux, SSH and Docker

Ranked

The 10 best OpenClaw hosting providers

1

xCloud: Best fully managed OpenClaw hosting

xCloud gives each customer a dedicated server that it provisions, patches, monitors and restores. OpenClaw updates apply automatically, with daily encrypted backups and one-click recovery. It is the most hands-off option on this list at a mid-range price.

Good

Truly managed, lots of locations.

Watch out

The price doubles at renewal.

Full comparison: BetterClaw vs xCloud

Price
Cloud VPS 6GB from $9.99/mo (renews at $19.99). 16GB $19.99 (renews $39.99), 24GB $29.99 (renews $49.99), up to 120GB at $141.99.
Entry specs
4 vCPU, 6 GB RAM, 100 GB NVMe, 30 TB bandwidth.
Locations
30+ locations, including Los Angeles and Toronto.
Security
Dedicated isolated environment, encryption, automatic SSL, daily encrypted backups, and the option to turn the web UI off entirely (headless).
Models
Bring your own key for Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenRouter, Moonshot (Kimi) and Gemini.
Channels
Telegram and WhatsApp out of the box. Slack, Discord and Signal are listed on its roadmap.
Cancelling
Cancel any time. Unused balance is refunded.
2

Hostinger: Cheapest managed OpenClaw, plus a VPS option

Hostinger sells OpenClaw two ways. Managed OpenClaw ("1-click OpenClaw") handles the infrastructure, keeps OpenClaw on the latest stable version and locks down each instance. Hostinger’s OpenClaw VPS gives you a Docker template on your own server instead. This is why "openclaw hostinger" and "managed openclaw hostinger" are among the most searched hosting terms.

Good

The lowest price for a managed option, big brand, 30-day refund.

Watch out

Intro prices need a long term, and VPS renewals are roughly double.

OpenClaw Hetzner vs Hostinger: Hetzner has no paid OpenClaw product today (see "Also considered"), so Hostinger is the simpler pick if you want a ready-made OpenClaw plan.

Managed price
$5.99/mo, renews at $11.99/mo for 2 years.
VPS price
24-month term. KVM 1 $6.49 (renews $11.99) with 1 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 50 GB NVMe. KVM 2 $8.99 (renews $14.99), 8 GB RAM. KVM 4 $12.99 (renews $28.99), 16 GB RAM. KVM 8 $25.99 (renews $49.99), 32 GB RAM.
Locations
North America, Europe, Asia and South America.
Security
Managed instances run in their own isolated environment with a high-complexity gateway token generated by default. VPS plans include a firewall, DDoS protection and free weekly backups.
Models
Managed OpenClaw can use AI credits bought in the Hostinger dashboard, so you do not need your own AI accounts. VPS plans are bring your own key.
Channels
WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack and Discord (VPS also lists Google Chat, Signal, iMessage and Teams).
Guarantee
30-day money-back.
3

ClawHosters: Best for hosting OpenClaw in the EU

ClawHosters is a managed OpenClaw host with every server in Germany, which makes it the easiest choice if you need GDPR-friendly OpenClaw hosting in the EU. It handles automatic OpenClaw updates, security patches, health monitoring and daily backups, and still gives you SSH and root access.

Good

EU data location, included models, flat monthly pricing with no renewal jump.

Watch out

Germany is the only location, so latency is higher for users in Asia or the Americas.

Full comparison: BetterClaw vs ClawHosters

Price
Budget €19/mo (2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 40 GB SSD), Balanced €35/mo (4 vCPU, 8 GB), Pro €59/mo (8 vCPU, 16 GB). Pay-as-you-go packs also available.
Location
Germany only.
Security
GDPR compliant, no shared resources, encrypted conversations, encrypted tunnel for connecting a local LLM.
Models
Includes free Kimi K2.5, Gemini Flash or DeepSeek with daily token limits, or bring your own key, ChatGPT Plus sign-in, or local Ollama.
Channels
Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord, Slack.
Trial
48 hours before the card is charged.
4

Elestio: Best for choosing your own cloud and region

Elestio runs "Managed OpenClaw as a Service" on top of the cloud provider you pick: DigitalOcean, Amazon Lightsail, Linode, Vultr, Scaleway, Hetzner and others, or your own servers. It handles installation, configuration, encryption, security, backups, monitoring, and software and OS updates.

Good

Pick the exact cloud and country, strongest compliance claims, hourly billing.

Watch out

The final price depends on the cloud and size you pick, and priority support costs extra.

Price
From $16/mo, billed hourly per service with no long-term commitment. Support upgrades: Level 2 $50/mo, Level 3 $200/mo.
Locations
"62 cities across 20 countries" and 100+ regions across its supported clouds. Backups stay on the same continent.
Security
One service per VM (full isolation), pre-configured firewall, automatic SSL, encrypted private networking. Elestio says it is ISO 27001, SOC 2 and GDPR compliant, the only provider on this list to claim all three.
Trial
3-day trial (card required).
5

ClawTrust: Best for security-first OpenClaw hosting

ClawTrust is built around security. Each agent gets a dedicated VPS with zero public ports (outbound-only Cloudflare tunnels), disk encryption at rest, kernel-level monitoring, credential vaulting outside the agent container, and approval before new contacts can message your agent.

Good

The deepest security feature list here, plus spending caps.

Watch out

The most expensive option, and server locations are not listed.

Price
Lite $29/mo (bring your own free NVIDIA API key), Starter $79/mo (web browsing, higher limits), Pro $159/mo (runs Python, $10/mo AI credit included).
Locations
Not published. Runs across multiple infrastructure providers with automatic failover.
Security
LUKS2 AES-256 encryption at rest, eBPF monitoring, file-integrity monitoring, 33 MITRE-mapped detection rules, hard monthly AI budget caps, health checks every 15 minutes.
Channels
Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord and email, with more channels on higher tiers.
Trial
5 days on all plans.
6

DigitalOcean: Best 1-Click OpenClaw for developers

DigitalOcean’s OpenClaw 1-Click app sets up a hardened Droplet (Ubuntu 24.04, Docker) with a per-deployment gateway token, device pairing, firewall rules and rate limiting, a non-root user, sandboxed agent containers, fail2ban, and TLS through Caddy. It is a VPS, so updates are yours: you run an update script when a new OpenClaw version ships.

Good

The best-hardened 1-click image, clear docs, predictable pricing.

Watch out

Not managed, and the DigitalOcean OpenClaw price is higher than budget VPS hosts once you pick the recommended size.

Price
DigitalOcean recommends 2 vCPU / 4 GB for 1 to 5 users, which is $24/mo. 4 vCPU / 8 GB is $48/mo and 8 vCPU / 16 GB is $96/mo. Backups are extra (20% of the Droplet price for weekly, 30% for daily).
Locations
Any DigitalOcean region.
Models
Bring your own key for DigitalOcean Serverless Inference, OpenRouter, OpenAI or Anthropic.
Channels
WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, Signal, iMessage, Google Chat, Teams.
Also
An App Platform version runs OpenClaw as a background worker with no public URL and no inbound ports.
7

AWS Lightsail: Best if you already use AWS

Amazon added an OpenClaw blueprint to Lightsail in March 2026. It comes pre-configured with Amazon Bedrock as the model provider (Claude Sonnet 4.6 by default), automatic HTTPS, and a gateway token that rotates daily.

Good

Native Bedrock access and AWS billing.

Watch out

Not managed. One article on AWS’s own builder community site is titled "OpenClaw on Lightsail: Easy to Deploy, Hard to Govern."

Price
AWS recommends the 4 GB plan: $24/mo (2 vCPU, 80 GB SSD, 4 TB transfer). Smaller plans start at $5/mo but are below the recommendation. Bedrock model usage is billed separately.
Locations
AWS Lightsail regions (the docs example uses Northern Virginia).
Security
AWS says never to expose the OpenClaw gateway to the open internet, to rotate tokens, and to keep secrets in environment files. You set up the IAM role for Bedrock.
Updates
Manual, over SSH. The update button in the OpenClaw UI does not work on this blueprint.
8

IONOS: Cheapest OpenClaw VPS in Europe

IONOS sells OpenClaw hosting on its VPS+ range with a one-click install at checkout (Docker and an admin panel set up automatically). It is the cheapest way to start, with data centres in Europe and the US.

Good

Lowest entry price, EU locations.

Watch out

The promo lasts only 3 months, you manage the server yourself, and 2 GB RAM is tight for OpenClaw with a browser.

Price (US)
VPS S+ $2/mo for 3 months, then $6/mo (1 vCPU, 2 GB RAM, 60 GB NVMe). M+ $5 then $14 (4 GB). L+ $8 then $25 (8 GB). 1-year minimum contract, free setup.
Price (UK)
£2 then £5, up to £17 then £59, excluding VAT, plus a £10 setup fee.
Locations
Germany, United Kingdom, Spain, France, United States.
Security
Isolated sandbox, dedicated static IP, HTTP Basic Auth on the web interface, full root access. The UK page says "100% GDPR-compliant".
Models
Bring your own key.
Guarantee
30-day money-back.
9

HostGator: Lowest renewal price

HostGator’s OpenClaw VPS lets you pick OpenClaw as a one-click application when you configure the server. HostGator maintains the hardware, network and virtualization. You manage the OS, configuration and OpenClaw itself.

Good

The lowest renewal price on this list.

Watch out

Not managed, and the discount applies to the first invoice only.

Price
24-month term. NVMe 2 $2.09/mo (renews $4.68), 1 vCPU, 2 GB DDR5, 50 GB NVMe. NVMe 4 $4.18 (renews $9.35). NVMe 8 $8.36 (renews $18.70). NVMe 16 $17.67 (renews $39.53).
Security
Role-based access control, container fault isolation, SSL, 24/7 support.
Not published
Server locations, backups, AI model options and money-back terms are not on the OpenClaw page.
10

Railway: Best for testing OpenClaw quickly

Railway has community OpenClaw templates. The most used one (by codetitlan, 2,500+ projects) installs the latest stable OpenClaw and includes a setup wizard, health monitoring, backup and restore, and a config editor. You pay for what the container uses.

Good

The fastest way to try OpenClaw in the cloud, and the OpenClaw Railway cost can be very low when idle.

Watch out

Usage-based pricing grows with heavy use, and you are responsible for updates.

Price
Hobby plan $5/mo minimum (includes $5 of usage). Pro $20/mo minimum. Trial: $5 credit for 30 days. The template runs on Hobby with about 250 MB RAM at idle.
Locations
Railway’s global regions.
Security
Password-protected setup UI. It is a community template, not an official Railway product.
Models
Bring your own key (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, any OpenAI-compatible API).
Channels
Telegram, Discord, Slack.

Also considered

Hetzner

Runs a free OpenClaw experiment for customers with a linked Hetzner account, including Hetzner-hosted models. It is "as is", has no backups, and Hetzner advises against production use. Great for trying OpenClaw for free, not for a business agent. Otherwise you can install OpenClaw yourself on a Hetzner server using the OpenClaw docs (at least 6 GB RAM to build from source).

V2 Cloud

Offers "Managed OpenClaw Agent Hosting" on its cloud desktops (from $35 per user a month, 7-day trial), but you install OpenClaw yourself and there is no OpenClaw-specific plan price.

KiloClaw (Kilo)

Announced a hosted OpenClaw service, but its pages were redirecting to the main Kilo site when we checked, so we could not verify pricing.

Alternative · not OpenClaw

Alternative: BetterClaw, if you want the agent and not the server

BetterClaw is not hosted OpenClaw. It is a managed AI agent platform that does the same job (an always-on agent in Slack, Telegram, Discord or Gmail that can use tools and remember context) without a server, a gateway to secure, or updates to run.

Choose BetterClaw if: you do not need OpenClaw itself (its code, its skill ecosystem, root access). Choose an OpenClaw host above if you do.

Compare them side by side: BetterClaw vs OpenClaw Start with Basic, $19/mo
Price
Basic $19/mo, Pro $49/mo ($39 billed annually), Business $149/mo ($119 annually). 7-day money-back guarantee.
Models
28+ providers, including Anthropic, OpenAI, xAI (Grok), OpenRouter, Ollama and custom endpoints. Bring your own key with zero markup, or use managed keys on Pro and Business.
Connectors
120+ connectors, plus webhooks. Channels: Slack, Telegram, Discord, Gmail.
Location
Infrastructure in the United States, as listed on our sub-processor list.
Security
ISO/IEC 27001 certified. API keys and secrets are encrypted at rest with AES-256. Details in our DPA.
Setup
Live in about 60 seconds, no Docker, SSH or YAML.
Cost

What OpenClaw hosting really costs per month

Hosting is only half the bill. Every message your agent handles also costs AI model tokens, unless your host includes free models (ClawHosters, Hetzner’s experiment) or credits (Hostinger Managed, ClawTrust Pro). Here is the model cost for a typical agent task of 20,000 input tokens and 2,000 output tokens, using list API prices on 9 October 2026:

So a $6 VPS running Claude Sonnet 5.5 at 30 tasks a day really costs about $60 a month, and a $20 managed host running DeepSeek costs under $30. Pick the model first, then the host.

DeepSeek V4.1 Flash
$0.30 / $1.20 per M, peak
Per task
$0.008
10 / day
$2.52/mo
30 / day
$7.56/mo
100 / day
$25.20/mo
GLM-5.3
$1.40 / $4.40
Per task
$0.037
10 / day
$11.04/mo
30 / day
$33.12/mo
100 / day
$110.40/mo
Claude Sonnet 5.5
$2 / $10
Per task
$0.06
10 / day
$18/mo
30 / day
$54/mo
100 / day
$180/mo
GPT-6 Sol
$2 / $10
Per task
$0.06
10 / day
$18/mo
30 / day
$54/mo
100 / day
$180/mo
Claude Opus 5.5
$4 / $20
Per task
$0.12
10 / day
$36/mo
30 / day
$108/mo
100 / day
$360/mo

Full breakdown: OpenClaw hosting costs compared

Security

OpenClaw hosting security: what to check before you pick a provider

An OpenClaw server holds your API keys and can act on your accounts, so security matters more than on a normal website. Check these seven things:

More detail: our OpenClaw security guide

Gateway exposure

The OpenClaw gateway should not be open to the internet. AWS’s Lightsail guide says to "never" expose it. ClawTrust uses zero public ports, and DigitalOcean’s App Platform version has no inbound ports.

Gateway token

It should be generated per install and rotated. Lightsail rotates it daily; DigitalOcean and Hostinger generate one per deployment.

Isolation

Your instance should not share a container or VM with other customers. xCloud, ClawHosters, Elestio and ClawTrust all use a dedicated VM or VPS.

Secrets

API keys should live in environment files or a vault, not in the agent’s workspace. ClawTrust keeps credentials outside the agent container.

Updates

OpenClaw releases often (2026.10.3 shipped on 13 October 2026). Managed hosts update for you. On a VPS, set a reminder to update every week.

Backups

Check whether backups are included (xCloud, ClawHosters, Elestio, Hostinger VPS) or a paid add-on (DigitalOcean).

Skills

Only install skills you trust. A malicious skill runs with the same access as your agent, whichever host you use.

Location

Where your OpenClaw server is located (and why it matters)

Server location affects two things: speed (how fast your agent replies to people in your region) and data rules (GDPR in the EU, or your company’s own policy).

EU only, GDPR-friendlyClawHosters (Germany only), IONOS (Germany, UK, Spain, France), Elestio (choose an EU region on any supported cloud)
UKIONOS UK, Elestio (UK regions on supported clouds)
USxCloud, IONOS, DigitalOcean, AWS Lightsail, Railway
AsiaHostinger (Asia data centres), Elestio, DigitalOcean, AWS
South AmericaHostinger
Many choicesElestio (100+ regions), xCloud (30+ locations)
Requirements

OpenClaw VPS requirements: how much server do you need?

2 GBMinimum for one agent without a browser: 2 GB RAM (IONOS S+, HostGator NVMe 2). Tight, but it runs.
4 GBRecommended for one agent with browser automation: 4 GB RAM and 2 vCPU. This is what AWS recommends for Lightsail and what DigitalOcean recommends for 1 to 5 users.
8 GBSmall team or several agents: 8 GB RAM (DigitalOcean recommends 4 vCPU / 8 GB).
MoreRunning a local model on the same server: much more. Plan RAM by model size. See our OpenClaw local model hardware guide.
6 GB+Building OpenClaw from source (for example on Hetzner): at least 6 GB RAM, per the OpenClaw docs.
Hosted or at home

OpenClaw VPS vs Mac mini: which is better?

A Mac mini at home costs more upfront, has no monthly fee, and can run small local models. But it depends on your home internet and power, and you have to secure it yourself. A VPS or managed host costs a few dollars a month, stays online, and is easier to reach from anywhere.

Hosted
For a business agent that must always be on, hosted is the safer choice.
Mac mini
For experiments and local models, a Mac mini is fine.
Decide

How to choose: the short version

You are…
Non-technical, want it managed
Pick
xCloud or Hostinger Managed OpenClaw
You are…
In the EU and need GDPR
Pick
ClawHosters
You are…
Security-first or handling sensitive data
Pick
ClawTrust or Elestio
You are…
A developer who wants a hardened server
Pick
DigitalOcean 1-Click
You are…
Already on AWS
Pick
AWS Lightsail blueprint
You are…
On the tightest budget
Pick
IONOS or HostGator (and plan to manage it yourself)
You are…
Just testing OpenClaw
Pick
Railway, or Hetzner’s free experiment
You are…
Wanting the agent without any server at all
Pick
BetterClaw (not OpenClaw, same job)

Frequently asked questions

What is managed OpenClaw hosting?

Managed OpenClaw hosting means the provider installs OpenClaw on a server for you and then keeps it running: applying updates, security patches and backups, and monitoring it. With a plain OpenClaw VPS you do those jobs yourself.

What is the best OpenClaw hosting?

For most people, xCloud (managed, from $9.99/mo) or Hostinger Managed OpenClaw (from $5.99/mo). The cheapest working option is an IONOS or HostGator VPS from about $2 a month (IONOS for the first 3 months of a 1-year term, HostGator on a 24-month term). In the EU, ClawHosters. If you want an AI agent without running any server, BetterClaw (not hosted OpenClaw) starts at $19/mo.

What is the best managed OpenClaw hosting in 2026?

For most people, xCloud (fully managed, 30+ locations, from $9.99/mo) or Hostinger Managed OpenClaw (from $5.99/mo). In the EU, ClawHosters. For compliance, Elestio, which states ISO 27001, SOC 2 and GDPR.

What is the cheapest OpenClaw hosting?

IONOS VPS S+ starts at $2/mo for 3 months ($6 after), and HostGator starts at $2.09/mo on a 24-month term ($4.68 after). Both are unmanaged VPS plans.

Can I host OpenClaw for free?

Hetzner runs a free OpenClaw experiment for its customers, but it has no backups and is not meant for production. Railway gives $5 of trial credit. Running OpenClaw on your own computer is free, but it only works while the computer is on. For the model side, see our OpenClaw free models list.

Where should I host OpenClaw?

Choose managed hosting if you do not want to maintain a Linux server, and a VPS if you do. Then pick a location close to your users, or in the EU if GDPR applies.

Is Hostinger good for OpenClaw?

Yes, for price. Hostinger offers both Managed OpenClaw ($5.99/mo, renews at $11.99) and an OpenClaw VPS template (from $6.49/mo), with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Check the renewal price before you commit to a long term.

How much does DigitalOcean charge for OpenClaw?

The OpenClaw 1-Click app is free. You pay for the Droplet. DigitalOcean recommends 2 vCPU / 4 GB, which is $24/mo, plus backups if you want them.

What are the OpenClaw VPS requirements?

At least 2 GB RAM for a basic agent, 4 GB RAM and 2 vCPU recommended, and 8 GB for a small team or several agents.

Is OpenClaw safe to host on a VPS?

It can be, if the gateway is not exposed to the internet, the gateway token is rotated, secrets stay out of the workspace, and you keep OpenClaw updated. Managed hosts handle most of this for you.

Do I need my own AI API key?

On most hosts, yes (bring your own key). Hostinger Managed OpenClaw sells AI credits, ClawHosters includes free models with daily limits, and ClawTrust Pro includes $10 a month of AI credit.

Is BetterClaw an OpenClaw host?

No. BetterClaw is a managed AI agent platform, not hosted OpenClaw. It is an alternative for people who want an always-on agent in Slack, Telegram, Discord or Gmail without running any server.

Want the agent without the server?

BetterClaw is not hosted OpenClaw. It is a managed AI agent platform: no VPS, no gateway to secure, no updates to run. Your agent is live in Slack, Telegram, Discord or Gmail in about 60 seconds.

Start with Basic, $19/mo

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