KiloClaw

KiloClaw is a fully managed hosting service for the open‑source OpenClaw AI agent. Instead of manually setting up servers, wrestling with SSH, Node.js versions, and monitoring, users click once in a browser and get a production‑grade OpenClaw instance. The service runs on Kilo’s Gateway infrastructure, which already serves over a million developers and connects to hundreds of frontier and open models. KiloClaw gives everyone from solo builders to enterprise teams a persistent, always‑on agent that can act on their behalf across chat platforms, all without the operational burden of self‑hosting.

• Hosted OpenClaw runtime: A persistent, managed instance with automatic restarts, health checks, and seamless updates—no server management required.
• One‑click deployment: Provision a fresh OpenClaw agent in under 60 seconds directly from the web UI, without touching SSH, Docker, or configuration files.
• Multi‑channel chat integrations: Native connectors for Telegram, Discord, and Slack. OpenClaw handles routing and state across conversations, so your agent stays consistent everywhere.
• 500+ model access via Kilo Gateway: Switch between hundreds of models on‑the‑fly. Plugs directly into the Kilo Gateway, with unified billing and the ability to bring your own vendor API keys.
• Scheduled tasks and cron: Configure recurring jobs so your agent can run daily reports, check systems, or perform research on a fixed schedule.
• Centralized security and governance: Built on Kilo’s managed stack with SSO, audit logs, and a dedicated security white paper for compliance‑minded teams.

1. Sign up or log in – Go to kilo.ai and create an account (or use your existing Kilo credentials). No credit card is needed to start the trial.
2. Navigate to KiloClaw – From the dashboard, open the KiloClaw section and click “Deploy Agent.”
3. Configure your agent – Choose a name, select a default model from the curated list, and optionally toggle integrations for Telegram, Discord, or Slack.
4. Connect your chat channels – Follow the in‑app guides to provide bot tokens and webhook URLs. The agent will become available on those platforms immediately.
5. Set up scheduled tasks (optional) – Add cron jobs to make the agent run reports, checks, or research automatically on a schedule you define.
6. Test and iterate – Send a message in your connected chat app. The agent responds instantly. Monitor logs and adjust model selection through the web UI as needed.

KiloClaw offers two straightforward subscription tiers, both including a 1‑week free trial with no credit card required. The Standard plan costs $4 for the first month, then $9 per month, with cancel‑anytime monthly billing. The Commit plan costs $8 per month and requires a 6‑month commitment billed as $48 upfront, saving around 11% compared to Standard. All plans include access to the full feature set, multi‑channel integrations, scheduled tasks, and the model gateway. Check the official KiloClaw website for the most current pricing details.

• Web application – A full management dashboard where you deploy, configure, and monitor your agents. All setup happens in‑browser.
• Chat platforms – The agent itself runs inside Telegram, Discord, and Slack. Users interact with it directly through these familiar messaging apps.
• Kilo Gateway API – Because the agent is backed by Kilo Gateway, you can programmatically switch models or access the Gateway’s unified API for custom integrations (model selection, token management, etc.).

• Start with the free trial – The 7‑day full‑feature trial lets you experiment with real agent workflows risk‑free before committing to a paid plan.
• Leverage scheduled tasks early – Set up a simple daily cron job (like a weather summary or news round‑up) to make the agent feel truly autonomous.
• Model hop with Kilo Gateway – Don’t settle for one model. Switch between the available frontier and open models to find the best balance of performance and cost for each task.
• Use unified billing wisely – Combine Kilo credits and your own API keys. If you already have a preferred model provider, bring your key to avoid extra markup on token usage.
• Monitor agent health – KiloClaw provides health checks and logs inside the web UI. Review them periodically to catch integration changes or rate‑limit issues.
• Enforce SSO for teams – If multiple people in an organization need access, enable SSO and audit logging to keep agent usage secure and compliant.

• Indie developers and tinkerers who want a production‑ready OpenClaw agent for personal assistants, chatbots, or automation without managing servers.
• Startup engineering teams that need to offload agent hosting so they can concentrate on product features, not infrastructure.
• Enterprise innovation groups trialing internal AI agents for support, workflow automation, or knowledge access without lengthy IT provisioning.
• Agencies and consultants delivering client‑facing Slack or Discord agents for recurring tasks like reporting and alerts.
• Developer education providers teaching modern agent patterns without forcing students to self‑host and debug their own OpenClaw instances.
• Community moderators and solopreneurs who want a reliable, multi‑platform agent to handle FAQs, watch email, or run scheduled research.