Self-hosted OpenClaw
Ship your OpenClaw stack with confidence from day one.
A baseline that keeps installs reproducible, upgrades controlled, and recovery straightforward — so you can focus on your agents, not your infra.
Why OpenClaw deployments turn into ops debt
Ad-hoc deployments create downstream pain
The pain is usually delayed, not avoided. Pieced-together builds and one-off scripts quietly create drift, fragile updates, unclear recovery paths, and longer incidents when something finally breaks.
- Hosts that started the same drift until behavior stops matching
- Updates become bespoke maintenance windows that are hard to repeat safely
- Rollback stays theoretical until an outage forces you to improvise
- Trust boundaries widen when artifacts and operator steps are not consistently verified
A baseline that lets you focus on your agents
What you get out of the box
A versioned release bundle with prebuilt image tarballs, a host-side operator wrapper, named lifecycle commands, recovery docs, and SHA-256 verification.
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Published SHA-256 checks let you verify exactly what enters your environment before first run.
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Prebuilt image tarballs keep installs reproducible without maintaining your own image build pipeline.
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A host-side operator wrapper standardizes validation, startup, logs, backup, update, rollback, and version checks.
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Documented recovery procedures reduce downtime, operator guesswork, and one-person knowledge traps.
How the baseline stays repeatable
From purchase to a repeatable operating baseline in three steps
One-time purchase. The workflow is explicit so setup, upgrades, and recovery do not depend on tribal knowledge.
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Verify the artifact
Download the versioned ZIP, verify it against the published SHA-256 checksums, and unpack the release bundle.
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Initialize the baseline
Run the CLI utility once (./openclaw init) to load images, validate prerequisites, and initialize the baseline.
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Run named ops commands
Use named lifecycle commands for validation, logs, backup, update, rollback, and version checks instead of rebuilding the process from shell history.
Refund Policy
Baseline purchases can be refunded within 7 days of purchase.
Operator walkthrough
Watch the baseline flow end-to-end
A short walkthrough showing how the baseline replaces ad-hoc setup with verification, one-command initialization, and repeatable lifecycle operations.
~90 seconds
What's next
Roadmap
Planned capabilities for future baseline releases. Timelines are not committed — items ship when they are ready and tested.
Multi-group orchestration
Run multiple agentic groups alongside each other with isolated resources and coordinated lifecycle management.
Pre-configured agent groups
Ready-made agent group configurations you can deploy into orchestration gateways without manual setup.
Agent test suites
Quality and risk testing frameworks for validating agent behavior before production deployment.
CVE scanning & patching
Automated vulnerability scanning and patch workflows — runnable locally or in CI pipelines like GitHub Actions.
Claude Code agent
First-class integration with Anthropic's Claude Code as a managed agent within the baseline.
Codex agent
OpenAI Codex agent support for code generation and automation tasks.
OpenTelemetry diagnostics
Built-in observability with OpenTelemetry traces, metrics, and logs across all agent activity.
Browser skills
Agent capabilities for browser-based tasks including navigation, form interaction, and data extraction.
GPU / local LLM support
Run local language models on GPU hardware for offline inference and reduced API costs.
Research tools
Integrated research tooling for web search, document analysis, and knowledge synthesis.
Systems architect agent
A specialized agent for infrastructure planning, architecture review, and system design recommendations.
FAQ
Common questions
The offer is intentionally narrow. These are the questions buyers ask when they want fewer surprises after deployment.
Is this a one-time purchase?
Yes. One payment gives you access to the shipped baseline release. There are no subscriptions or recurring fees.
What exactly is in the bundle?
A versioned ZIP containing prebuilt Docker image tarballs, a host-side operator CLI wrapper, lifecycle command scripts, SHA-256 checksums, and recovery/rollback documentation so installs and ongoing operations follow a known path.
What are the system requirements?
A Linux host with Docker Engine installed and sufficient resources to run the OpenClaw containers. Specific version requirements and prerequisites are documented in the bundle and verified automatically by the init command.
What happens when OpenClaw releases a new version upstream?
The shipped baseline is pinned to a specific release so you are not forced into ad-hoc upgrades. Upgrade help for planning a new rollout is available directly via support contact.
Is this official OpenClaw software?
No. This is an independent operational package built around OpenClaw. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the OpenClaw project.
Is this a hosted service?
No. You run the software entirely on your own infrastructure. There is no SaaS component, no managed hosting, and no multi-tenant isolation layer.
What does support cover?
Setup-oriented support for the shipped baseline release: download verification, initialization issues, and problems reproducible on the shipped baseline. Day-2 infrastructure management, custom configuration, and issues caused by drift outside the baseline remain the operator's responsibility.
Can I get a refund?
Baseline purchases can be refunded within 7 days of purchase.
An OpenClaw baseline built for confident deploys, smooth upgrades, and clear recovery.
Ship a self-hosted OpenClaw stack you can trust — reproducible installs, controlled upgrades, and clear recovery paths from the start.