About ARVIS
easyclaw.chat is a proprietary hosted service whose site is branded ARVIS. It presents an infinite canvas where users design AI agents by giving them a name, role and personality, then deploy them. The directory describes it as a hosted OpenClaw setup for proactive multi-agent assistants, and the page lists skills and integrations the agents can use.
The homepage shows ready-made agent personas such as a property hunter that scrapes real estate listings and filters them by return criteria, an HR sourcer that finds candidates and prepares shortlists, a QA automator that browses a production site for broken flows, an outreach scout that researches leads and drafts intros, and an invisible support agent for customers. Users can also create their own agent with the built-in creator.
Three subscription tiers are shown: Hacker, Starter and Pro Cloud. They range from a private server with a free local model and limited tokens, through a plan where users bring their own API keys, up to one with included AI credits, multi-agent access and priority support. The service is hosted and has no self-hosted version, and a call booking option is offered.
Key features
- Visual canvas for designing AI agents
- Agent creator with name, role and personality
- Prebuilt agent personas for common jobs
- Private or isolated server per plan
- Proactive input pings from agents
- Skills and integrations library
Good fit for
- →Running an agent that watches property listings
- →Automating lead research and outreach drafts
- →Testing a live website for broken flows
- Tags
- openclaw
- ai-agents
- multi-agent
- managed-hosting
- automation
- arvis
- assistants
ARVIS: questions and answers
- What is ARVIS used for?
- ARVIS is a hosted workspace branded ARVIS for building proactive AI agents on a visual canvas, with agent templates and private server plans. It is a good fit for running an agent that watches property listings, automating lead research and outreach drafts, and testing a live website for broken flows.
- How much does ARVIS cost?
- ARVIS is a paid product with no free plan. Listed plans: Hacker at $6.99 per month, Starter at $19 per month (bring your own API keys) and Pro Cloud at $39 per month with AI credits.
- Is ARVIS open source?
- No. ARVIS is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Hosting & PaaS category, open-source options include Coolify, Dokploy and 1Panel.
- What are some alternatives to ARVIS?
- ARVIS competes with EasyClaw, Deploy Claw and ClawHost.
Open-source alternatives to ARVIS
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CapRover
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Scalable PaaS (automated Docker+nginx) - aka Heroku on Steroids
OSSvs Heroku★ 15k
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