SoloClaw AI

SoloClaw AI is a coding tool. SoloClaw AI deploys the open-source OpenClaw agent framework in minutes, with plans sized by CPU, RAM and storage. Agents use Claude, GPT, Gemini or local models and are reachable through Telegram and WhatsApp.

SoloClaw AI is a deployment service for OpenClaw, an open-source AI agent framework built for autonomous task execution. Rather than asking users to provision servers and wire up dependencies by hand, it packages the setup into a short flow: sign in, create a new OpenClaw instance, supply API keys for the chosen language model, and start working with the agent. The site claims a running deployment in under five minutes. The product is aimed at developers, indie builders and small teams who want a personal or project-level agent without managing infrastructure. Once an instance exists, it appears in a dashboard listing each OpenClaw with its status, region, CPU, memory and storage, plus shortcuts for chat, usage and settings. The agents themselves can be reached through Telegram and WhatsApp, and they work with models from OpenAI, Anthropic and Google, local models through Ollama, or custom API endpoints. Several models can be used at once for different tasks. What the agents can do comes from OpenClaw itself. The listed capabilities include workflow automation for email, reminders and scheduling, code review and repository management, browser control for form filling and data scraping, file and system management, smart home control through Home Assistant, integration with Slack, Discord, GitHub, databases and arbitrary APIs, content creation, and personal assistant duties such as calendar and meeting notes. Because the framework is open source, users can write custom tools and modify core behaviour. Pricing is built around compute size, not usage tiers: three plans (Starter, Pro and Enterprise) differ in CPU cores, RAM and storage, with a discount for annual billing. The site states that deployments run on the customer's own infrastructure and that data does not pass through SoloClaw servers, though how that squares with the hosted plans is not spelled out on the homepage. Among alternatives, it sits between self-hosting the framework from scratch and using a closed, fully hosted agent product, trading some control for speed of setup.