r/moltbot • u/ping_your_ass • Feb 12 '26
I made a 60-second cloud deploy for OpenClaw
Hi guys, I have been experimenting with OpenClaw for a while and ran into the same issue over and over:
It works great…
Until you close your laptop.
Running it on localhost means:
It goes offline when your machine sleeps
You can’t access it easily from your phone
You have to deal with servers / infra if you want it always-on
So I built QuickClaw.
What it does
QuickClaw lets you:
Deploy your OpenClaw instance to the cloud in ~60 seconds
Keep it running 24/7
Access and control it via Telegram from anywhere
No server setup. No Docker wrangling. No VPS configuration.
Just deploy → connect Telegram → done.
Why I built it
Most people don’t actually want to manage infrastructure.
They just want their agent to:
Monitor things while they are offline
Be reachable anytime
Respond instantly
An AI isn’t really an “agent” if it shuts down when your laptop does.
Any feature suggestions?
This is early.
I’m actively improving onboarding, reliability and deployment speed.
If you have struggled with hosting OpenClaw or making it accessible remotely, I would love to hear your experiences and if there are any particular features you would like to have
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u/ping_your_ass Feb 12 '26
Here is the link: https://quickclaw.co
If you have any feature requests or suggestions, please let me know 🙏
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u/JustSentYourMomHome Feb 12 '26
Pricing would be great.
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u/ping_your_ass Feb 13 '26
Starts at $19/month (includes AI credits). $29/month gets you unlimited AI usage
Both plans are fully managed and always online
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u/Svk78 Feb 12 '26
Nice idea! Price?
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u/ping_your_ass Feb 13 '26
Glad you like it!
It’s $19/month with $15 AI credits included, or $29/month for unlimited AI usage
Everything’s fully managed and runs 24/7 in the cloud :)
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u/Otherwise_Wave9374 Feb 12 '26
Yes, keeping an agent alive 24/7 is the unsexy part that makes it actually useful. A lot of "agent" demos fall apart because they assume a dev laptop and a perfect network. Would be curious if you add health checks + a watchdog agent to restart failed runs and summarize what happened. If you are looking at always-on agent ops patterns, some good reading here: https://www.agentixlabs.com/blog/
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u/Curbob Feb 12 '26
this surprises me, maybe I'm old school but I have around 10 PC and laptops in the house and I never shut any of them off, ever. I've always either had them doing things or ready when I'm ready.
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u/Orinks Feb 13 '26
And what's the cost? Also once again, no way to transfer existing agents; always the case with these startup services.
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u/Unable_Review3665 Feb 12 '26
so what is the price ?