Kiloclaw
KiloClaw hosts the wildly popular open source OpenClaw AI agent for anyone who wants real agents that act on their behalf without running servers. Instead of wrestling with SSH, Node.js versions, and monitoring, users click once in the browser and get a production OpenClaw instance backed by Kilo’s Gateway infrastructure, which already serves over a million developers and connects to hundreds of frontier and open models.
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Pricing
- Standard : $4 for the first month, then $9 per month. Includes a 1-week free trial, no credit card required, and cancel-anytime monthly billing.
- Commit : $8 per month. Includes a 1-week free trial, no credit card required, 6-month commitment billed as $48 upfront, and 11% savings versus Standard.
Features
- Hosted OpenClaw agent runtime: Runs a persistent OpenClaw instance as a managed service with auto restart, health checks, and managed updates.
- One click deployment: Provision a fresh agent in under 60 seconds from the web UI with no SSH, Docker, or YAML in sight.
- Multi channel chat integrations: Connect agents to Telegram, Discord, and Slack, while OpenClaw handles routing and state across conversations.
- 500 plus model access via Kilo Gateway: Switch among hundreds of models or plug in your own vendor keys, all behind one gateway and bill.
- Scheduled tasks and cron: Configure periodic jobs so the agent runs reports, checks systems, or performs research on a fixed schedule.
- Centralized security and governance: Runs on Kilo’s managed stack with SSO, audit logs, and a dedicated security white paper for compliance minded teams.
Use cases
- Indie developers and tinkerers: Spinning up personal OpenClaw agents for multi platform chat bots and assistants.
- Startup engineering teams: Offloading hosting so they can focus on product features instead of deployment pipelines and monitoring.
- Enterprise innovation groups: Trialing internal agents for support triage, workflow automation, and knowledge access without committing infra teams.
- Agencies and consultants: Running client specific Slack or Discord agents for reporting, alerts, and recurring research tasks.
- Developer education providers: Teaching modern agent patterns without asking students to self host OpenClaw on their own servers.
- Uncommon Use Cases: Community moderators wiring bots into public servers for FAQ handling; solo founders running concierge style agents that watch email and calendar.