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Managed hosting for OpenClaw agents. You buy a seat, name an agent, and the platform provisions a dedicated virtual machine and block volume for it, keeps it up, and gives it a model key with a spending limit. What the agent does is configured inside OpenClaw.
No. One virtual machine and one block volume per agent. Nothing is pooled between agents, and each agent has its own provider key rather than drawing on a shared account.
Under five minutes from paying. The agent’s page shows an estimate the platform refines from its own measured deploys.
No. The agent runs in the cloud and is reached through its Control UI in a browser, through Telegram Hub, or through a channel you configure inside it.
Two things: a seat per agent, and a balance that pays for thinking. Seats run from $30 down to $20 per agent per month depending on how many you have — the ladder is on the pricing page. See What you pay for.
Yes, from Model and key. Usage on your own key is not billed by us and not tracked by us — the usage figures stay empty and the budget guardrails have nothing to measure.
Twelve providers, listed in Providers and models. On a key included with your plan, agents run through OpenRouter, which is what lets one balance work across model families.
Each agent runs in its own container with its own filesystem and credentials. Environment variables and provider keys are encrypted with AES-256-GCM before they reach the database, and sessions are signed JWTs. Another customer’s agent has no route to yours.
Yes. Apart from Telegram Hub, which is a platform bot for your whole account, channels are configured inside the agent — see Channels in the agent.
A daily and a monthly limit per agent, a global monthly limit across the account, and loop detection that compares an agent’s spend rate against its own baseline. Each disables the agent’s provider key rather than deleting anything. See Budgets and guardrails.
The subscription stays active until the end of the period you have paid for. Your balance is preserved; new subscription deposits stop. Cancelling can be reversed before the period ends.
It is standard OpenClaw with no proprietary layer on top. The workspace and the config file are reachable from the terminal and are yours to copy out.
Last modified on August 31, 2026