DeployAgents review
Managed agent hosting with persistent memory, backups and tiered access to team features.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
DeployAgents provides managed cloud hosting for OpenClaw and Hermes Agent, provisioning a dedicated instance and handling installation, updates, monitoring and backups. It suits individuals and teams who want an agent hosted without managing those deployment tasks themselves. Instances include persistent memory, and agents can connect to messaging services such as Telegram, WhatsApp and Discord. The web-based service has no free plan, so it is aimed at buyers ready to pay for managed hosting rather than those evaluating a free tier.
The plans scale from a single hosted agent instance toward broader team and agency capabilities. Starter costs $14 per month or $168 per year and includes one dedicated instance, unlimited AI agents, bring-your-own API key, persistent memory, daily backups and community support. Professional is $27 per month or $324 per year, adding all 20+ channel integrations, multi-agent teams, Voice Mode, browser control, full system access and priority support. Agency costs $55 per month or $660 per year and adds a white-label dashboard, custom skill development, a private ClawHub registry, API access, webhooks, dedicated support and an SLA. Annual totals are stated by plan; choose based on the capabilities needed, not just the entry price.
A key fit question is how much control and integration breadth a team needs. Supported connections include Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord, Slack, Signal, iMessage, GitHub and Notion; browser features include form filling and data extraction, while system access can be full or sandboxed. The listed instance specification is 4 vCPUs and 8 GB of memory, alongside persistent storage. Starter is suitable for a basic managed deployment, but teams needing multi-agent coordination or browser control will need Professional; organizations that need white-labeling or API access should consider Agency. Buyers who want to run an agent locally or need capabilities outside the supported agents should look elsewhere.
DeployAgents pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Managed provisioning, installation, updates and monitoring
- Persistent memory and daily backups on every plan
- Professional adds 20+ channel integrations and multi-agent teams
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; Starter begins at $14 per month
- Browser control and full system access require Professional
- API access and webhooks are limited to the Agency plan
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