OpenClaw VPS

OpenClaw VPS

Private managed OpenClaw on dedicated VPS hosting.

OpenClaw VPS helps founders and operators run OpenClaw in production without infrastructure burden. It provides a private, always-on setup on dedicated VPS with BYOK support, monitoring, updates, and human support. Start with a 7-day Pro trial, then Pro is $39.99/month per bot on accrued usage (active runtime billing).

Startups · Technology · Productivity

Features

• 7-day Pro trial

• Accrued usage billing (billed for active bot minutes)

• Public web chat included

• Telegram available now

• Private tailnet web chat (available on paid bots)

• Slack and Discord (coming soon)

• Ready-made assistants included (on paid plans)

• Choose from supported AI providers (BYOK model usage)

• Cancel anytime

• Bots can be paused anytime

• No contracts

• Private server per bot

• File uploads

• Updates + human support

Use Cases

• Customer support automation via web chat and Telegram

• AI help desk triage and response drafting

• Lead qualification and routing from inbound chat

• FAQ deflection with always-on assistant flows

• Internal ops assistant for repetitive team workflows

• Sales assistant for initial prospect conversations

• Onboarding assistant for new users/customers

• Knowledge-base Q&A assistant for product/docs content

• Notification and alert handling through chat channels

• API-connected automation workflows for custom business processes

• Founder/solo-operator “virtual assistant” for day-to-day tasks

• Lightweight CRM-style follow-up orchestration via chat

• Workflow glue between tools using custom API integrations

• After-hours support coverage with AI-first responses

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Comments

Quentin Fournier Martin

Sounds super usefull!

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qiu lan

A VPS specializing in OpenClaw? Great idea

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Dragos Stanescu

The BYOK approach is a smart move — letting people bring their own keys keeps costs transparent and avoids the usual markup on API calls. Curious about the monitoring side: does the dashboard surface per-agent token usage and latency, or is it more of a system-level health view? That granularity would be huge for teams running multiple agents in production.

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