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ClawHQ review

#21 of 28 in AI Agent Hosting

A managed OpenClaw VPS with bundled models, messaging connections, and tiered agent controls.

6.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

ClawHQ manages a dedicated VPS with OpenClaw installed and configured, aiming to spare businesses, developers, teams, and agencies from managing server infrastructure. Starter bundles AI models, an Agent Store, monitoring, and connections to seven messaging channels. It is a fit for teams committed to OpenClaw that want hosting and agent operations in one service; teams seeking support for other agent frameworks should look elsewhere.

The plan ladder starts with Starter at $59 per month or $599 per year. It includes the dedicated VPS, bundled models, messaging channels, Agent Store, monitoring, and support tickets. Pro costs $129 per month or $1,299 per year, adding Logs Explorer, analytics, a knowledge base, webhooks, API access, and an audit log; the AI-assisted Agent Builder is also available on Pro and higher plans. Ultra is $350 monthly or $3,499 annually, adding Mission Control with a task board, agent roster, event feed, and session tracking. Enterprise starts at $999 per month and lists custom resources, dedicated support, SLAs, and custom onboarding. With no free plan and a paid entry point, Starter is a substantial commitment for evaluating an unproven product.

The operational bundle is the main appeal: ClawHQ monitors CPU, memory, disk, and network, can restart after crashes, and provides custom domains and automatic SSL. Its seven channel connections cover WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Signal, and Webchat. The service is cloud-deployed and accessed on the web, with ticket and email support; GDPR is listed. Pick ClawHQ if managed OpenClaw hosting, bundled models, and channel connections suit your workflow, or if Pro and Ultra controls match your operating needs. Skip it if you need a free trial tier, a different supported agent, or a lower-cost way to explore agent hosting.

ClawHQ pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Dedicated VPS comes with OpenClaw installed and configured.
    • Connects agents to WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Teams, Signal, and Webchat.
    • Pro and Ultra add retrieval, APIs, webhooks, and mission-control tools.
  • Where it doesn't
    • The paid entry plan starts at $59 per month, with no free plan.
    • OpenClaw is the only supported agent listed.
    • Agent Builder and knowledge-base retrieval require Pro or higher.

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