About EasyClaw
EasyClaw is a proprietary hosting service for OpenClaw, an AI agent runtime. Instead of provisioning servers and handling SSH or DevOps, a user signs up, connects a Telegram account and gets an always-on instance that runs tasks in the background. Telegram acts as the readout for whatever the agent does, while a web dashboard shows what is scheduled and active.
The listed capabilities center on recurring work. Automations run on a schedule from the dashboard or from Telegram, monitors watch RSS feeds and keywords and send an alert when something new appears, and follow-up reminders fire later with context. Integrations include Google Calendar for morning briefings, RSS feeds and webhooks, and a system-state view summarizes schedules, reminders and monitors at a glance.
EasyClaw is a hosted service with no self-hosted version. It can be tried without a credit card, and a Pro tier adds outbound hooks and ties inbound events and APIs into the scheduled runs, with plan details in the pricing section of the homepage.
Key features
- Managed OpenClaw instance with Telegram connection
- Scheduled automations from dashboard or Telegram
- RSS and keyword monitoring with alerts
- Google Calendar daily briefings
- Webhook calls and inbound events on Pro
- Overview of scheduled and pending tasks
Good fit for
- →Getting a morning digest of meetings in Telegram
- →Watching feeds for new items and keywords
- →Setting context-aware reminders without running servers
- Tags
- openclaw
- telegram
- ai-agents
- managed-hosting
- automation
- monitoring
- rss
EasyClaw: questions and answers
- What is EasyClaw used for?
- EasyClaw runs a managed OpenClaw instance for you and delivers its automations, monitors and daily briefings through Telegram, with no servers or setup on your side. It is a good fit for getting a morning digest of meetings in Telegram, watching feeds for new items and keywords, and setting context-aware reminders without running servers.
- How much does EasyClaw cost?
- EasyClaw is a paid product with no free plan.
- Is EasyClaw open source?
- No. EasyClaw is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Hosting & PaaS category, open-source options include Temps, Coolify and Dokploy.
- What are some alternatives to EasyClaw?
- EasyClaw competes with ARVIS, Deploy Claw and ClawHost.
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