Budget
$15
/month
Great for personal agents and light production workloads.
- 24/7 hosted uptime
- Fast start for single-agent workflows
- SSH access to your instance
- Zero infrastructure setup
IQuly is the OpenClaw platform for teams that want speed. Spawn hosted instances in minutes, orchestrate agent workflows, and scale execution without running your own servers.
OpenClaw, hosted by IQuly
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Build + deploy workflow
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Ticket triage + response drafts
Pick a server plan and switch anytime. Provision any number of instances in any combination.
$15
/month
Great for personal agents and light production workloads.
$30
/month
Built for growing teams running multiple active automations.
$45
/month
For heavy workloads, larger memory footprints, and scale.
Cancel anytime. Mix Budget, Balanced, and Pro in whatever combination fits your workloads.
IQuly gives teams a clear path from idea to execution by hosting OpenClaw in a cloud environment that is ready to run from day one.
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Launch hosted OpenClaw instances on IQuly and move from setup to execution in minutes.
Excellent reading thank you. Love oracle and Clawd.
At this point I don't even know what to call @openclaw. It is something new. After a few weeks in with it, this is the first time I have felt like I am living in the future since the launch of ChatGPT.
I've been saying for like six months that even if LLMs suddenly stopped improving, we could spend *years* discovering new transformative uses. @openclaw feels like that kind of "just had to glue all the parts together" leap forward. Incredible experience.
Yeah this was 1,000% worth it. Separate Claude subscription + Clawd, managing Claude Code / Codex sessions I can kick off anywhere, autonomously running tests on my app and capturing errors through a sentry webhook then resolving them and opening PRs... The future is here.
It's incredibly hard to actually explain why it is so good. There is a real gap between "I see the idiots on Twitter buy Mac minis" and "Holy shit this thing is ridiculously useful". You just have to try and see if it's for you. It's a natural language way to safely - but let's Show more
clawdbot is fucking DANK
Imagine you take a smart model. And then you give it eyes and hands and sit at the desk with a keyboard and mouse connected to that Mac mini. Then you message it like a coworker from [telegram] and it can then do everything a person could do with that Mac mini… That’s what Show more
Excellent reading thank you. Love oracle and Clawd.
Yeah this was 1,000% worth it. Separate Claude subscription + Clawd, managing Claude Code / Codex sessions I can kick off anywhere, autonomously running tests on my app and capturing errors through a sentry webhook then resolving them and opening PRs... The future is here.
clawdbot is fucking DANK
It's running my company
Clawdis offered to build its own tooling then set everything up itself 🤯
If the new Siri is even 20% of what @openclaw is then we're all in for a treat.
Triggered by @openclaw from my roof camera. I asked it to take picture of the sky whenever it's pretty. It designed a skill and took a pic!
everything just worked first time and it combined tools in unexpected ways and even added skills and made edits to its own prompt that were hot-reloaded
Got Clawdbot set up and now I have an AI assistant named Claudia who lives in Telegram, remembers everything I tell her, and can actually *do* stuff. She just wrote this tweet. Meta? Maybe. Cool? Absolutely. 🐦✨ #clawdbot
At this point I don't even know what to call @openclaw. It is something new. After a few weeks in with it, this is the first time I have felt like I am living in the future since the launch of ChatGPT.
It's incredibly hard to actually explain why it is so good. There is a real gap between "I see the idiots on Twitter buy Mac minis" and "Holy shit this thing is ridiculously useful". You just have to try and see if it's for you. It's a natural language way to safely - but let's Show more
Imagine you take a smart model. And then you give it eyes and hands and sit at the desk with a keyboard and mouse connected to that Mac mini. Then you message it like a coworker from [telegram] and it can then do everything a person could do with that Mac mini… That’s what Show more
Tried Clawd by @steipete. I tried to build my own AI assistant bots before, and I am very impressed how many hard things Clawd gets right. Persistent memory, persona onboarding, comms integration, heartbeats. A few minor wrinkles remain, but the end result is AWESOME.
This is exactly the kind of response I want from an AI agent when presented with a complex request! No slop response, no talking up the problem, just right to work. Echo my @openclaw
I've been saying for like six months that even if LLMs suddenly stopped improving, we could spend *years* discovering new transformative uses. @openclaw feels like that kind of "just had to glue all the parts together" leap forward. Incredible experience.
After years of AI hype, I thought nothing could faze me. Then I installed @openclaw. From a nervous "hi what can you do?" to full throttle - design, code review, taxes, PM, content pipelines... AI as teammate, not tool. The endgame of digital employees is here. 🤖
Drop it all and try @openclaw today