Dedicated agent environment
Separate the agent runtime from your daily computer and keep it available around the clock.
Run OpenClaw on an always-on Linux server with persistent storage, administrative control and plan sizes for lightweight through multi-service agent workloads.
Private agent infrastructure
A dedicated VPS gives OpenClaw a stable home for its gateway, configuration, sessions and integrations. You decide which model provider, channels and tools to connect, while keeping the underlying server under your control.
Why this VPS
Pair the application with isolated Linux compute, persistent storage and enough capacity for its services, logs and data.
Separate the agent runtime from your daily computer and keep it available around the clock.
Use root access to install dependencies, manage services and inspect logs directly.
Keep workspace files, credentials configuration and application state on your VPS storage.
Connect channels supported by OpenClaw and manage their credentials within your own deployment.
Run supported scheduled tasks while the VPS remains online, subject to your configuration.
Control SSH access, firewall rules, application exposure, secrets and update cadence.
Deployment path
A clear self-managed path from server selection through security, configuration and ongoing maintenance.
Select enough RAM and CPU for OpenClaw, its tools and any browser or companion services.
Provision a supported Ubuntu LTS environment and secure SSH access.
Follow the official installation method and configure your preferred model provider.
Add channels or tools, monitor logs, back up data and apply updates regularly.
Plan & pricing
Pricing follows FITVM Linux VPS tiers, so you can start small and move to more CPU, RAM, storage and bandwidth as your agent setup grows.
Minimum-cost environment for a lightweight agent setup without heavy browser or companion services.
Monthly billing · VPS setup details shown at checkout
A smoother starting point for a personal agent, persistent gateway and basic integrations.
Monthly billing · VPS setup details shown at checkout
More CPU and memory for tools, browser support, integrations and concurrent activity.
Monthly billing · VPS setup details shown at checkout
Additional headroom for larger workspaces, more services and sustained automation.
Monthly billing · VPS setup details shown at checkout
Performance capacity for more demanding agent tools and multiple supporting services.
Monthly billing · VPS setup details shown at checkout
High-memory environment for extensive integrations and larger self-hosted stacks.
Monthly billing · VPS setup details shown at checkout
Common questions
Clear answers about deployment, billing, access and support.
Share your workload and expected usage with our support team before ordering.
Contact technical supportThe page pairs FITVM Linux VPS resources with OpenClaw deployment guidance. Unless the checkout page explicitly states preinstallation, you should expect to install and configure OpenClaw yourself using its official documentation.
OpenClaw Nano matches the documented minimum for a lightweight setup. OpenClaw Launch provides 2 GB RAM and is the recommended starting point here. Choose Plus or higher when you expect browser tools, additional integrations or companion services.
No. The VPS provides compute for the OpenClaw application. You must connect a supported external model provider or another compatible model endpoint, and any provider charges remain separate.
OpenClaw supports configurable channels and integrations. Availability and setup requirements depend on the current OpenClaw release and the third-party service involved.
Use SSH keys, disable unnecessary ports, configure a firewall, protect the application behind HTTPS where appropriate, rotate secrets, keep packages updated and maintain off-server backups.
Choose a Linux VPS size that leaves room for your agent, integrations and supporting services.