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DutyClaw

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DutyClaw is a managed hosting service for OpenClaw AI agents with one-click deployment, a built-in browser, scheduled automation and a single dashboard.

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About DutyClaw

DutyClaw is a commercial hosting service for OpenClaw, an AI agent runtime. Instead of setting up servers, users launch an agent from a dashboard, paste a token and run it on dedicated VPS infrastructure managed by the vendor. The service is aimed at people who want agents that browse, automate and complete tasks without handling DevOps work.

The site says no separate API keys are needed because model access is included, and it mentions access to GPT-5.4 and other models. Agents come with browser tools and cron-style scheduled workflows. Sample jobs listed on the homepage include scheduling meetings from chat, summarizing email and long threads, screening leads, tracking KPIs and drafting replies in the user's voice, and users can mix their own skills and prompts.

DutyClaw is a hosted service rather than self-hosted software. The site has a pricing section and a comparison page, and it advertises a free way to deploy an agent, though the source material does not spell out the plan names or their prices.

Key features

  • One-click deployment of OpenClaw agents
  • Model access included without separate API keys
  • Built-in browser tools for agents
  • Cron and heartbeat scheduled workflows
  • Dedicated VPS infrastructure managed by the vendor
  • Custom skills and prompts per agent

Good fit for

  • →Running a personal assistant that triages email
  • →Scheduling recurring reports and briefings
  • →Automating lead screening without managing servers
Tags
openclaw
ai-agents
managed-hosting
automation
vps
browser-automation
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DutyClaw: questions and answers

What is DutyClaw used for?
DutyClaw is a managed hosting service for OpenClaw AI agents with one-click deployment, a built-in browser, scheduled automation and a single dashboard. It is a good fit for running a personal assistant that triages email, scheduling recurring reports and briefings, and automating lead screening without managing servers.
Is DutyClaw open source?
No. DutyClaw is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Hosting & PaaS category, open-source options include Sidekick, Coolify and Dokploy.
What are some alternatives to DutyClaw?
DutyClaw competes with ClawHost, ClawHosters and ClawdHost.

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