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Ship Claw

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Hosting for agencies that run AI bots for clients, giving each client an isolated OpenClaw or Hermes runtime with its own URL and channels.

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About Ship Claw

Ship Claw hosts AI bots for agencies that serve many clients. Each bot runs in its own Docker container with separate storage, secrets and state, gets an automatic subdomain with SSL and can use custom domains, so nothing is shared between tenants. It supports OpenClaw and Hermes runtimes and is described as client-ready and white-label.

Deployment is three steps: sign up, connect an AI provider key and a Telegram or Discord token, then deploy, with the bot live in under 60 seconds. OpenAI, Anthropic and Claude tokens work now, with Gemini, Groq, Mistral and others coming. The site offers 28 ready templates such as support, onboarding and FAQ bots, lists 500+ integrations, and publishes guides on why shared AI runtimes break at scale and how per-tenant isolation works. Plans start free with no credit card, and a paid price is listed from $4.99 per week.

Key features

  • One isolated Docker runtime per client bot
  • Automatic subdomain with SSL
  • Three-step deploy in under a minute
  • 28 ready-made bot templates
  • Telegram and Discord channels
  • OpenAI and Anthropic provider support

Good fit for

  • Agencies running a bot for each client
  • Support and onboarding bots per customer
Tags
ai-bots
hosting
agencies
openclaw
multi-tenant
white-label

Ship Claw: questions and answers

What is Ship Claw used for?
Ship Claw is hosting for agencies that run AI bots for clients, giving each client an isolated OpenClaw or Hermes runtime with its own URL and channels. It is a good fit for agencies running a bot for each client, and support and onboarding bots per customer.
How much does Ship Claw cost?
Paid plans for Ship Claw start at $4.99, and there is no free plan. A free trial is available.
Is Ship Claw open source?
No. Ship Claw is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Hosting & PaaS category, open-source options include HestiaCP, Convox and ZaneOps.
What are some alternatives to Ship Claw?
Ship Claw competes with ClawHost, ClawHosters and ClawdHost.

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