I’ve been building ClawHosting (https://clawhosting.io) – a way to run your own openclaw AI assistant without dealing with servers.
Installing it yourself requires spinning up a VPS or using a separate machine, installing Node.js, configuring APIs, setting up SSL, and keeping it all running. Most people just want to chat with their AI, not manage infrastructure.
What we do:
You sign up, pick your AI provider (Anthropic, OpenAI, or Google), and we handle the rest.
Your instance is up in minutes with a web UI you can access from anywhere. You can even choose where the instance should be located near you for better latency.
We also have a Telegram option ($5/mo) where the entire interface is just a Telegram bot – no web UI, no server, just chat!
Tech stack (for the curious): I use a fleet of k8s servers across the globe, java, react, caddy, etc. Each standard plan gets its 4CPU/8GB ram virtual server and Telegram plans are on 2 cpu/2 GB ram pods. It's fairly resourceful unlike a lot of new providers.
Looking for early testers who want to try it out and give feedback. First month free on me!
Happy to answer any questions about the architecture or anything else.
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I’ve been building ClawHosting (https://clawhosting.io) – a way to run your own openclaw AI assistant without dealing with servers.
Installing it yourself requires spinning up a VPS or using a separate machine, installing Node.js, configuring APIs, setting up SSL, and keeping it all running. Most people just want to chat with their AI, not manage infrastructure.
What we do:
You sign up, pick your AI provider (Anthropic, OpenAI, or Google), and we handle the rest. Your instance is up in minutes with a web UI you can access from anywhere. You can even choose where the instance should be located near you for better latency.
We also have a Telegram option ($5/mo) where the entire interface is just a Telegram bot – no web UI, no server, just chat!
Tech stack (for the curious): I use a fleet of k8s servers across the globe, java, react, caddy, etc. Each standard plan gets its 4CPU/8GB ram virtual server and Telegram plans are on 2 cpu/2 GB ram pods. It's fairly resourceful unlike a lot of new providers.
Looking for early testers who want to try it out and give feedback. First month free on me!
Happy to answer any questions about the architecture or anything else.