| Plan | vCPUs | Memory | Traffic | Bandwidth | Storage | Monthly Price | Get Now |
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| GPC.MICRO01 | 2 | 2 GB | 1.00 TB | 100 Mbps | 40 GB | ₹560Renews at the same price | |
| GPC.MICRO02 | 2 | 4 GB | 2.00 TB | 250 Mbps | 40 GB | ₹1,040Renews at the same price | |
| GPC.SMALL | 4 | 8 GB | 5.00 TB | 250 Mbps | 80 GB | ₹1,600Recommended for personal AI assistant & browser automation | |
| GPC.MEDIUM | 4 | 16 GB | 10.00 TB | 500 Mbps | 160 GB | ₹2,640Recommended for multi-channel team gateway | |
| GPC.LARGE | 8 | 16 GB | 10.00 TB | 500 Mbps | 160 GB | ₹3,200Recommended for heavy autonomous coding loops | |
| GPC.XLARGE01 | 8 | 32 GB | 30.00 TB | 500 Mbps | 320 GB | ₹6,800Renews at the same price | |
| GPC.XLARGE02 | 16 | 64 GB | 60.00 TB | 1000 Mbps | 1024 GB | ₹10,000Renews at the same price | |
| CPUO-MICRO | 4 | 4 GB | 2.00 TB | 250 Mbps | 40 GB | ₹1,200Renews at the same price | |
| CPUO-SMALL | 8 | 8 GB | 5.00 TB | 500 Mbps | 80 GB | ₹1,760Renews at the same price | |
| CPUO-MEDIUM | 16 | 32 GB | 10.00 TB | 500 Mbps | 160 GB | ₹7,360Renews at the same price |
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Someone running daily briefings, inbox triage, and calendar management wants those heartbeats firing every morning without exception. A VPS that's never asleep is what makes "always-on" actually true instead of "on whenever my laptop is open."
Founders running invoicing, client follow-ups, and scheduling through OpenClaw need it responding at 11 p.m. as reliably as 11 a.m. a dedicated VPS removes the "it's off because my machine is off" failure mode entirely.
Agencies using OpenClaw for lead follow-up or content pipelines are running it on behalf of clients, not just themselves, which makes uptime and data handling a business requirement, not a nice-to-have.
Developers who kick off Claude Code or Codex sessions from chat, fix a test, open a PR, redeploy, need consistent CPU so those loops don't compete with the gateway for resources mid-task.
A single OpenClaw instance serving a Discord or Slack for a whole team needs more RAM and CPU headroom than a single-user setup, this is where scaling up from a starter plan actually pays off.
Checking dashboards, extracting data from sites, or monitoring pages through OpenClaw's browser control runs a headless Chrome instance per session, each one needs its own slice of dedicated RAM to stay fast.
People choosing OpenClaw specifically because it's open-source and self-hosted usually care where the underlying server sits too, hosting it on infrastructure you control is the whole point, not an afterthought.
Businesses that need their AI assistant's conversation history and credentials to stay within India, for internal policy or client requirements, need a hosting location that guarantees that, not one that merely offers it as one region among many.
SSH in as root from your first login. Install the Node.js version OpenClaw needs, configure Docker if you're running it in a container, and set up exactly the environment its official installer expects.
OpenClaw's persistent memory, session transcripts, and Python sandbox environments all live on disk and grow over time. NVMe keeps read/write speeds high as that footprint expands.
Multi-channel concurrency, a message landing on WhatsApp, Telegram, and Slack at the same moment, is CPU-bound. Dedicated cores mean those requests don't queue behind each other.
Your OpenClaw gateway exposes webhook endpoints to the internet by design. Always-on filtering absorbs junk traffic before it reaches your server.
Telegram, WhatsApp Business API, and Discord webhooks are registered against a fixed address. A dedicated IP means that registration doesn't break the next time your server restarts.
Snapshot before you update OpenClaw, add a new skill, or change a config file. If something breaks the gateway, you're restoring a known-good state in minutes.
Start on a lighter plan for cloud-model, chat-only use. Add CPU and RAM later from your control panel, no reinstall, no downtime, once you turn on browser automation or add more channels.
OpenClaw reads your email, calendar, and files by design, that's the whole point of it. Hosting it on infrastructure independently audited to ISO 27001, 27017, 27018, and 22301, physically located in India, matters more here than for a static website.
Run OpenClaw on reliable, secure infrastructure with predictable costs and business-ready uptime.
AMD EPYC and Intel Gold processors paired with NVMe storage give OpenClaw the CPU headroom and disk speed that browser automation and multi-channel concurrency actually consume, not just enough to pass a benchmark.
Plans start at ₹560/month and the rate you sign up at is the rate you renew at, no surprise price jump after the first term, and no bandwidth overage charges to budget around.
Self-managed means you choose the OS, the Node.js version, and how OpenClaw is configured, nothing is locked into a template someone else decided was good enough.
24/7 ticket support from an engineering team, not a script, useful when the question is about server configuration rather than OpenClaw's own application logic.
Always-on DDoS protection and ISO-certified data centers come standard on every VPS plan, they're not a premium tier you have to upgrade into.
Provisioning typically completes in around 120 seconds, and you get root access from the first login, there's no waiting period before running OpenClaw's install script.
| Factor | Recommended VyomCloud | Hostinger | Contabo | DigitalOcean |
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| Starting price | ₹560/month (2 vCPU / 2 GB RAM, Self-managed root VPS) |
₹599/month |
₹579.55/month |
₹1,148.71/month |
| OpenClaw deployment | Full root access, official one-line install script |
Pre-built one-click Docker template |
Dedicated OpenClaw page with guided setup |
Manual install via a root-access droplet |
| Data residency | India (Bharat Datacenter, ASN 151704) |
Global locations, India availability varies |
Global locations, no confirmed India presence |
Global regions, no India region |
| DDoS protection | Always-on Layer 3–7 filtering, included on every plan |
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| Uptime SLA | Up to 99.5%, backed by SLA credits |
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| Support | 24/7 support, India-based engineering team |
Chat support |
Ticket-based support |
Ticket-based |
| Best suited for | Indian users/businesses wanting root access, data control, INR billing |
Fastest, no-config OpenClaw launch |
Global users wanting region choice |
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Running OpenClaw for a business is a different bar than running it for yourself, uptime, cost predictability, and data handling stop being personal preferences and start being requirements.
A single dedicated VPS running OpenClaw's gateway is simpler to reason about and secure than a shared machine juggling other workloads, fewer moving parts means fewer things that can quietly break your agent.
Flat monthly INR pricing with no renewal price hikes and no bandwidth overage penalties means an OpenClaw deployment shows up as one fixed line item, not a variable one that needs re-forecasting every quarter.
Provisioning in around two minutes with root access from first login means a new OpenClaw instance for a client or team goes from decision to running the same day, not after a procurement cycle.
A 99.5% uptime SLA backed by SLA credits, plus always-on DDoS filtering, means a spike in webhook traffic or an attempted attack doesn't take a client-facing automation offline.
On-demand snapshots plus an optional hourly offsite backup mean a bad OpenClaw update or accidental config change is a restore, not a rebuild, and not a missed SLA with your own clients.
Scaling CPU and RAM without a reinstall means adding more channels, more skills, or more concurrent users doesn't force a migration to a different provider once the starter plan runs out of headroom.
OpenClaw is an open-source, self-hosted personal AI agent that connects to messaging apps you already use, WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, and others, and takes real actions: managing email, running scheduled tasks, browsing the web, and remembering context across conversations. It runs on your own infrastructure rather than a vendor's cloud.
OpenClaw hosting means running OpenClaw's gateway on a server you control, typically a VPS, instead of a personal laptop or desktop, so the agent stays online and responsive around the clock, including scheduled tasks and background automations.
VyomCloud VPS plans that suit OpenClaw start with a 2 vCPU, 2 GB RAM configuration suited to light, chat-only use with cloud models. Plans with more RAM and CPU for browser automation or multiple channels run higher, see the plan comparison above for exact specs and pricing.
OpenClaw's own documentation lists modest minimums for cloud-model use, but real-world daily use is more comfortable with at least 2 vCPU and 4 GB of RAM, and 8 GB or more once you enable browser automation, since each browser session reserves its own chunk of memory.
Yes, every self-managed VyomCloud VPS plan gives you full root access, which is all OpenClaw's official installer needs. Pick a plan sized to how many channels and how much browser automation you plan to run.
For anything beyond testing, yes. A laptop that sleeps, reboots for updates, or gets closed and carried around will miss scheduled tasks and drop persistent chat sessions, a dedicated VPS doesn't have those interruptions.
OpenClaw's own design keeps your data on infrastructure you control rather than a third-party cloud, which is a meaningful security advantage on its own. On VyomCloud, that's paired with always-on DDoS protection and ISO-certified data centers, but you're still responsible for keeping the OS, OpenClaw itself, and any exposed ports patched and configured sensibly.
Yes, your OpenClaw state lives in a single directory on the host, which makes moving it to a new VPS a matter of copying that directory over and reinstalling. Our migration service can help if you'd rather not do it yourself.
Yes, add CPU, RAM, or storage from your control panel in a few clicks. Your IP, data, and configuration carry over, so there's no reinstall and no downtime.
Yes, agencies and small businesses run OpenClaw for client automations, lead follow-up, and internal workflows. For business use, prioritize a plan with enough RAM for consistent uptime and consider the optional hourly backup add-on for extra continuity.
Basic comfort with SSH and the command line helps, since VyomCloud's self-managed plans don't include a packaged one-click OpenClaw installer, you'll run OpenClaw's own official install script after logging in as root.
Not currently, VyomCloud's OpenClaw hosting is a self-managed root-access VPS that you install OpenClaw on directly using its official script. If you specifically want a pre-built one-click template, some other providers offer that trade-off in exchange for less control over the setup.