Self-host lightweight OpenClaw multi-agent swarms with webhook ingress, automated task scheduling, and root access.
Billed yearly at $179.94. $29.99/mo when billed monthly.
Starting plans
This plan covers most first deployments. Move up only when sustained load shows you need more.
Included: SRV-B2C · 2 vCPU · 4 GB · 60 GB NVMe
You can upgrade in place later; your data and IP address stay the same.
Simple monthly prices. Pay yearly and save 50%.
The easy way to get started.
More room for growing projects.
Extra power for busy workloads.
Maximum resources for heavy use.
Deploy self-hosted OpenClaw with hardened Docker-based isolation, persistent conversational memory, and headless browser automation. Avoid 2GB OOM crashes with 4GB-8GB RAM configurations.
OpenClaw provides a private, terminal-inspired AI assistant architecture. Host OpenClaw on NodexVPS VPS to give your assistants continuous 24/7 runtime, persistent vector memory, and full root access.
Why a server that never sleeps works better.
| NodexVPS server | Local machine | |
|---|---|---|
| Uptime | Runs 24/7, even when your laptop is closed | Stops when you sleep, travel or reboot |
| Network | 10 Gbps port with a static IP | Home connection, often behind NAT |
| Isolation | Separate server, away from your personal files | Shares the machine with everything else you do |
| Webhooks and APIs | Reachable from anywhere for callbacks | Needs tunnels or port forwarding |
| Scaling | Upgrade CPU and memory in place | Limited to the hardware you own |
| Cost | Flat monthly price | Power, wear and your time |
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Sandboxed container execution prevents host system pollution and isolates API credentials with instant rollbacks.
Dedicated persistent volume storage ensures long-term semantic context survives container reboots and software upgrades.
Prevents catastrophic Linux kernel OOM (Out Of Memory) crashes during container builds and Playwright browser automation.
Zero third-party telemetry; your assistant memories, user data, and tools stay strictly within your private server volume.
Built for developers, businesses and anyone who needs a reliable server.
Keep an assistant running around the clock that remembers past conversations and handles routine tasks.
Let OpenClaw drive a headless Chromium browser to collect pages, fill in forms or check sites on a schedule.
Hold assistant memory and user data on your own server volume with no third-party telemetry.
Add custom tools and test them in a Docker sandbox you can roll back if something breaks.
Share one assistant for scheduled reports, reminders and recurring jobs across the team.
Accept webhooks from other services and have the assistant act on them as they arrive.
A few simple checks that save time later.
Container builds and headless Chromium can go past 2 GB, so start from 4 GB and add more for browser work.
Pass model keys through environment files so they stay in the container and out of images and logs.
Mount the memory store on a persistent volume so long-term context survives upgrades and reboots.
Keep the container unprivileged, drop capabilities and expose only the port the proxy needs.
Snapshot before upgrading OpenClaw and keep a copy of the memory volume off the server.
Watch memory closely during browser tasks so you see the pressure before the kernel stops a process.
Pick the setup that fits your project.
Run OpenClaw in a container with dropped capabilities and a named volume for its memory store, behind a TLS proxy such as Caddy.
Install OpenClaw directly on the host and supervise it with systemd, with its data owned by a dedicated user.
Move headless browser jobs to a separate VPS when automation competes with the assistant for memory.
From a fresh server to a running app.
Log in over SSH and bring the base system up to date.
Install Docker Engine and the Compose plugin from the official script.
Allow SSH and HTTPS only, then turn the firewall on.
Put your compose file in a project folder and start it in the background.
Launch popular AI tools without manual setup.
24/7 autonomous customer service & conversational bots with zero downtime
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Save 50% with yearly billing. No contract, cancel any time.
Quick answers to common questions.
OpenClaw container builds and Playwright headless Chromium processes allocate over 2.2GB RAM. Running on 2GB RAM triggers the Linux kernel OOM killer, terminating the daemon. A minimum of 4GB RAM (Baseline tier) is required.
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Yes. You can move to a larger plan from the control panel. Your data and IP address stay the same.
No. Plans are billed monthly or yearly with no setup fee, and you can cancel at any time.
Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, CentOS Stream, Arch Linux, openSUSE, RouterOS and Windows Server, or any OS from your own ISO.
Yes. Every server sits behind always-on DDoS filtering at no extra cost.
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