OpenClaw For Enterprise

See OpenClaw in action for your team

Start with a 7-day free trial. Deploy in 60 seconds, connect your channels, and test with real workflows.

Self-Hosted: Complete Data Sovereignty

• All data stays on your infrastructure — your servers, your network, your jurisdiction
• No data passes through third-party hosting providers
• AI API calls go directly from your server to the AI provider of your choice
• Full root access for security audits, compliance requirements, and custom hardening
• Ideal for regulated industries: healthcare, finance, government, legal

See our self-hosting guide for deployment instructions.

Managed Hosting: Security Without the Burden

• Infrastructure security managed by Ampere.sh — patches, firewalls, encryption
• Automatic SSL, access control, and network isolation
• BYOK (Bring Your Own Key) plans let you control which AI provider processes your data
• No server administration overhead for your team
• Regular security updates applied automatically

For a detailed comparison, see managed vs self-hosted.

OpenClaw scales from a single user to entire departments through platform-native access control and flexible channel configuration.

• Channel-based access: Team members interact with the agent through channels they already have access to on Slack or Discord
• Role-specific channels: Create different channels for different teams — engineering, support, operations — each with tailored agent behavior
• Per-channel skills: Configure which skills are active in which channels
• Shared memory: The agent builds institutional knowledge that benefits the entire organization
• Multi-platform: Some teams on Slack, others on WhatsApp, field workers on iOS — all talking to the same agent

Enterprises need model flexibility — the ability to choose providers based on capability, cost, compliance, and data processing agreements. OpenClaw supports this:

• Multiple AI models: Claude, GPT-4, Gemini, and more — choose the best model for each use case
• BYOK plans: Bring your own API keys and use your enterprise agreements with AI providers
• Model routing: Use different models for different tasks — cheaper models for simple work, premium models for complex reasoning
• Cost control: Monitor and optimize API costs with detailed usage tracking

Enterprise workflows cannot tolerate frequent downtime. OpenClaw on Ampere.sh provides:

• Automatic crash recovery: Process supervisor restarts the agent in seconds
• Infrastructure monitoring: Built-in health checks and alerting
• Automated backups: Regular backups of agent data and configuration
• Automatic updates: Security patches and software updates applied without manual intervention
• 24/7 availability: Always-on operation for global teams across time zones

For organizations that need maximum control over uptime, the self-hosted option allows custom monitoring, failover, and disaster recovery configurations.

1. Start with a free trial. Sign up on Ampere.sh and deploy an agent in 60 seconds. No procurement process needed for a trial.
2. Connect one team channel. Start with a Slack or Discord channel where a small team can test.
3. Identify one high-value workflow. Pick the workflow that wastes the most time — standups, reporting, triage, research.
4. Build a proof of concept. Automate that workflow with custom skills and cron jobs.
5. Measure the impact. Track time saved, manual work eliminated, and team satisfaction.
6. Scale up. Move to the Business plan for dedicated infrastructure, expand to more teams and workflows.

Building a custom AI agent from scratch is expensive, slow, and risky. OpenClaw provides:

• Immediate deployment: Working agent in minutes, not months
• Proven architecture: Battle-tested framework used by businesses and developers worldwide
• Extensibility: Custom skills let you build exactly what you need without forking the platform
• Platform flexibility: Self-host or managed, BYOK or included credits, any AI model
• Lower total cost of ownership: No engineering team needed to build and maintain agent infrastructure
• Active development: Regular updates, new features, and security patches without your engineering investment