PrimeClaws VPS

PrimeClaws is managed openclaw VPS hosting: we run OpenClaw for you 24/7 so you are not patching Linux, Docker, and networking on a rented server yourself.

No. OpenClaw Hosting is designed to eliminate the DevOps complexity of self-hosting. You get a one-click deployment with everything pre-configured — Docker, networking, ports, SSL, and auto-updates. If you can click a button, you can run a powerful autonomous AI agent.

Every PrimeClaws plan currently includes GPT-5.4, GPT-5.3, Mistral Large 3, Kimi K2.5 (256K context, strong agentic tool-use), and Deepseek V3.2 free as part of a limited-time launch offer—no separate provider charges for those models during the offer. You can also bring your own API key from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google Gemini, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint.

Your OpenClaw instance runs in an isolated Docker container. All your data — memories, credentials, workspace files, agent history — is stored on your dedicated volume. We never access your data, there is no shared cloud storage, and you can export everything at any time.

Yes. OpenClaw is a multi-channel AI agent by design. It integrates with Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack, Discord, Signal, and iMessage. Your hosted instance runs 24/7, so it responds to messages in any channel even while you are away.

OpenClaw can manage your inbox, handle calendar events, browse the web and fill forms, run shell commands and scripts, read and write files, make bookings, monitor GitHub repositories, track finances, and execute complex multi-step workflows — all without you having to be present.

No hard requirement—laptops and homelabs work too. People often rent a VPS for always-on uptime. PrimeClaws is managed hosting for that same always-on goal without you maintaining the server.

Yes. A VPS is a convenience for uptime, not mandatory. PrimeClaws gives you managed cloud hosting so you skip owning and babysitting hardware.

On a raw Linux VPS you will SSH, install Docker or runtimes, harden networking, and keep everything updated. PrimeClaws replaces that grind with a managed deployment; shell work goes through a browser ttyd terminal, not full unrestricted SSH.

Yes. Your dashboard includes a browser-based ttyd shell for logs, packages, and quick commands—similar to SSH for everyday tasks, but not the same as full unrestricted SSH access.