OpenClaw installed
Your server is prepared for OpenClaw. Log in over SSH and complete onboarding with your own AI provider key.
AI Hosting
OpenClaw AI Hosting
Your server. Your agent .
Host your own OpenClaw agent on a private Reonr server. OpenClaw is an open-source AI agent that runs on your server, connects to the AI provider you choose, and can receive work through messaging apps. Reonr gives it a private VPS/VDS-style home with root access, NVMe storage, and room to grow from a personal assistant to a team workspace.
OpenClaw
Private agent workspace
AI provider
Bring your own key
Channels
Connect where you work
NVMe
Fast AI storage
Agent workspace
Private by default
Your agent
OpenClaw workspace
Your provider
API key stays yours
Your channels
Connect when ready
Control
Root access
Storage
NVMe-backed
Access
SSH-first
$ ai-hosting route openclaw
$ openclaw onboard
$ connect provider --with-your-key
$ configure channels --when-ready
SSH-first setup
OpenClaw is configured from the server terminal, so keys, tokens, and setup choices stay under your control.
Message where you work
Connect OpenClaw to channels such as Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord, Slack, or other supported messaging apps.
Private control UI
The OpenClaw Control UI is kept local by default and should be reached through an SSH tunnel, not exposed publicly.
What it is for
A private place for OpenClaw to work.
Use OpenClaw when you want an agent you control: hosted on your server, connected to your tools, and configured with your own AI provider keys.
Personal assistant workflows
Run a private assistant for reminders, messages, research, and day-to-day automations.
Developer automation
Use OpenClaw with coding tools, repositories, scripts, and controlled server-side workflows.
Small team operations
Give a team one private OpenClaw workspace for recurring tasks, internal tools, and agent workflows.
Expandable AI stack
Add supporting services such as model runtimes, dashboards, workers, APIs, or vector storage when the plan has room.
OpenClaw hosting plans
Choose the OpenClaw plan that fits your workspace.
Start with a personal OpenClaw workspace, then move up as more automations, tools, and teammates depend on it.
Browse plans
OpenClaw
OpenClaw Starter
Personal OpenClaw workspace for daily work.
4 vCPU / 8GB RAM / 100GB NVMe
$18
/mo
Root access for full server control
32TB outbound + unlimited inbound traffic
200 Mbit/s port speed
1 snapshot included
DDoS protection included
Firewall included
IPv4 + IPv6 included
Recommended
OpenClaw Pro
Daily use across more integrations and heavier automation.
6 vCPU / 12GB RAM / 200GB NVMe
$25.33
/mo
Root access for full server control
32TB outbound + unlimited inbound traffic
300 Mbit/s port speed
2 snapshots included
DDoS protection included
Firewall included
IPv4 + IPv6 included
OpenClaw
OpenClaw Growth
More headroom for active assistants, integrations, and small-team automation.
8 vCPU / 24GB RAM / 450GB NVMe
$46.66
/mo
Root access for full server control
32TB outbound + unlimited inbound traffic
600 Mbit/s port speed
3 snapshots included
DDoS protection included
Firewall included
IPv4 + IPv6 included
OpenClaw
OpenClaw Team
Small teams running multiple subagents at once.
12 vCPU / 48GB RAM / 400GB NVMe
$78.66
/mo
Root access for full server control
32TB outbound + unlimited inbound traffic
800 Mbit/s port speed
3 snapshots included
DDoS protection included
Firewall included
IPv4 + IPv6 included
OpenClaw
OpenClaw Business
High-capacity OpenClaw hosting for busy teams and parallel agent workflows.
16 vCPU / 64GB RAM / 750GB NVMe
$105.32
/mo
Root access for full server control
32TB outbound + unlimited inbound traffic
1 Gbit/s port speed
3 snapshots included
DDoS protection included
Firewall included
IPv4 + IPv6 included
OpenClaw
OpenClaw Scale
Complex agent pipelines and heavy parallel workloads.
18 vCPU / 96GB RAM / 600GB NVMe
$131.98
/mo
Root access for full server control
32TB outbound + unlimited inbound traffic
1 Gbit/s port speed
3 snapshots included
DDoS protection included
Firewall included
IPv4 + IPv6 included
Setup path
From checkout to your first OpenClaw session.
OpenClaw is installed on the server, but onboarding is completed by you because it uses your model provider, API keys, and messaging channels.
Pick the OpenClaw plan
Start with the server size that fits the number of automations, integrations, and people depending on the workspace.
Log in over SSH
Use the root password from checkout, then run the OpenClaw onboarding flow to connect your AI provider and channels.
Use terminal or tunnelled UI
Run OpenClaw from the terminal, or open the Control UI securely through SSH port forwarding when you need the browser interface.
Important:
OpenClaw may use third-party AI providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google. Those providers can bill separately based on usage. Keep your API keys, gateway tokens, and server password safe.
Security posture
Keep the control surface private.
Contabo’s OpenClaw guidance keeps the Control UI on localhost by default. We keep that framing: access it through SSH forwarding, and only expose services intentionally.
$ ssh root@your-server-ip
$ openclaw onboard
$ openclaw tui
# For the browser Control UI, use an SSH tunnel instead of opening the port publicly.
$ ssh -N -L 18789:127.0.0.1:18789 root@your-server-ip
OpenClaw FAQ
Good things to know before ordering.
Short answers for how OpenClaw hosting works on Reonr.
Is OpenClaw fully configured when the server is delivered?
The server is prepared for OpenClaw, but onboarding must be completed after first login because it requires your AI provider choice, API key, channel setup, and security decisions.
Do I need an OpenAI or other AI provider account?
Yes, if you use a hosted model provider. OpenClaw connects to the provider you choose, and that provider may charge separately. You can also plan local-model tooling when the server resources make sense for it.
Can Reonr help with setup?
Reonr supports the hosting layer and initial server preparation. If you want guided onboarding, hardening, migration, or a larger AI stack around OpenClaw, contact us so we can scope it properly.
Which plan should I start with?
Starter is for personal testing and light daily use. Pro or Growth is a better fit for regular automations. Team, Business, and Scale are for more integrations, more users, and heavier parallel agent workflows.
Ready to start
Choose the OpenClaw server that fits your agent workload.
Start small, finish onboarding over SSH, then scale the plan as your automations, channels, and team usage grow.