About

We got tired of managing servers.

So we built ClawPort — the managed OpenClaw hosting we wished existed when we started deploying AI agents.

We started like everyone else: a VPS, Docker, a Telegram bot, and a config file we copied from the OpenClaw docs. The bot worked. Then the server crashed at 3 AM because we forgot to add swap. Then we realized the gateway port was open to the internet. Then a customer's API key ended up in client-side JavaScript.

Each problem was fixable. But each fix took hours of research, SSH debugging, and "why is this not working" frustration. We wrote a 17-point security checklist, a Docker production guide, and a 14-step Telegram deployment tutorial. We realized: if we need to write 30 pages of guides just to deploy a chatbot safely, something is wrong.

ClawPort is the answer we built for ourselves. One click to deploy. Security hardened by default. Channels managed from a dashboard. Per-customer Docker isolation. No SSH, no YAML, no 3 AM crashes.

Now we offer it to everyone else who wants an OpenClaw agent without the infrastructure headache.

What we believe

Your data is yours

Every customer gets their own isolated Docker container. We can't read your conversations, your API keys, or your workspace files. By design, not by promise.

Honest pricing

From $10/month. No per-message fees, no per-seat pricing, no hidden costs. You bring your own AI API key, so you control that cost too. We'll never mark up your tokens.

Build on open source

ClawPort runs OpenClaw — the same open-source project with 200K+ GitHub stars. If you want to leave and self-host, our blog literally teaches you how.

Security is not optional

Bridge networking, localhost-only ports, WAF protection, restricted tool permissions, encrypted access. Every deployment gets the same hardening. No "enterprise tier" for security.