Want to run OpenClaw agents but hate server management? ClawDaddy handles the hosting. You won't touch a terminal.
Deploy agents on private EU servers by chatting with a Telegram bot. Setup finishes in under two minutes.
You get full root access. Each agent runs on its own dedicated server—no Docker containers to configure. SSH keys? You won't fumble with those. Swap models through chat. Adjust personality settings the same way. Check token usage without leaving the conversation.
Here's the meta twist: ClawDaddy is itself an OpenClaw agent. It manages your OpenClaw agents. It already knows your config and billing details.
Basic plans include $10 monthly in token credits. Pro bumps that to $30—plus you unlock access to over 200 models. Running multiple instances? You'll pay per agent.
Picture this: a developer building a CRM automation agent spins one up from their phone. They're standing in line for coffee.
Security patches apply automatically. Your agents run around the clock. You won't babysit uptime. Stripe handles payments—no entering card details into sketchy forms.
The alternative is self-hosting. You'd install Node.js yourself. Pair gateways. Configure Telegram plugins. Then harden everything (because nobody else will).
The chat interface feels gimmicky at first. It actually works for quick adjustments when you're away from your desk. But you won't find granular server logs through Telegram. Advanced networking controls? Those aren't there either. Need that level of access? You'll be frustrated.
