Hosted OpenClaw, running 24/7 without a single server to babysit.
Diali is managed OpenClaw hosting: your agent runs in the cloud on its own encrypted, always-on instance, pre-wired to WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, Mattermost, Matrix, SMS and real phone calls, and to the tools you already use. No server to rent, no runtime to patch, and your API keys stay in a vault scoped to your own agent.
The same OpenClaw agent adapts to the job in front of it. Brief it once and it works like a member of your team.
Executive Assistant
Board prep, investor updates, and schedule optimization.
Sales Assistant
Lead tracking, email sequences, and CRM sync.
Product Manager
Roadmap planning, PRD writing, and sprint planning.
Financial Analyst
Financial reports, KPI tracking, and market analysis.
Engineer
Code review, documentation, and CI/CD automation.
DevOps
Monitoring, deployments, and cost optimization.
What it handles
The busywork, handled end to end.
Connect your apps once. Your assistant reads, decides, and acts, then reports back in the chat you already use.
Email triage
Reads, prioritizes, and drafts replies. Flags what’s urgent and archives the noise.
Calendar management
Schedules meetings, resolves conflicts, and sends prep notes before each call.
Reports & summaries
Turns documents, URLs, videos, and PDFs into tight bullets and weekly updates.
CRM & pipeline
Syncs contacts, logs calls, and moves deal stages across your CRM.
Data & analytics
Pulls metrics from sheets and databases, builds charts, and delivers the insight.
Web research
Browses the web, monitors competitors, and tracks the news that matters.
Orders & bookings
Books tables, orders groceries, and fills forms through browser automation.
Community skills
Installs skills from a huge community library to extend what your agent can do.
Hosted vs self-hosted
Self-hosting OpenClaw is a second job. Hosting it is not.
OpenClaw runs from one install command. Keeping it alive, patched, connected and affordable is the part people write about. Here is that part, in their words, next to what Diali does instead.
Getting it stable
Running it yourself
“The install is one line. Getting it production-stable is a different sport.”
A self-hoster who quit after two weeks, on Reddit
On Diali
Sign up, pick a channel, deploy. Diali provisions the instance, encrypts it and keeps an eye on it. Nothing to install on your side.
Keeping it running
Running it yourself
“Back in an ssh terminal at 11pm debugging why the agent stopped responding.”
A VPS user, on Reddit
On Diali
Your agent lives on its own always-on instance. Pause, restart, update with undo or reinstall it from the dashboard, and read what changed in the activity feed.
The bill
Running it yourself
“Mine was burning $680/month.”
A user auditing their token spend, on X
On Diali
Every plan includes a monthly balance of AI credits and shows spend per agent and per model. Or connect your own provider key and pay them directly, with Diali charging hosting alone.
Updates and logins
Running it yourself
“A few weeks in, logins expired, integrations broke, and our Claws became a pain to maintain.”
A company that shut its agents down, on X
On Diali
Each OpenClaw release runs on Diali’s own agents before it reaches yours, and your channels, configuration and keys carry across the update.
Quotes are from public posts, lightly trimmed.
Built for trust
Your agent runs alone, and locked down.
Security isn’t a page here. It’s the architecture. Every assistant is isolated, encrypted with its own keys, and yours to delete in one click.
Encrypted in transit and at rest
Each agent runs in its own sandboxed workspace. Data moves over TLS and is encrypted at rest with keys managed in Google Cloud KMS.
Keys in a managed vault
Your provider API keys live in Google Secret Manager: encrypted at rest, scoped to your own agent, never logged, removable anytime.
One isolated instance per agent
No shared runtime, no noisy neighbors. Your assistant’s memory and context never leave its own box.
Activity you can review
Provisioning, updates, and channel events land in your activity feed, so you can see what changed and when.
Pricing
Choose a plan That fits your needs
Pay per assistant, scale when you're ready. No hidden fees, no surprises on your bill.
Diali AI credits, included
Every plan comes with a balance of credits your assistant spends as it works. Watch what you have used, and top up any time. No AI account of your own needed.
Or bring your own key
Already have an account with an AI provider? Plug in your key and they bill you directly. Your plan price then covers hosting alone.
FAQ
Questions about OpenClaw on Diali.
Everything worth knowing before you deploy your first agent.
OpenClaw is an open-source, multi-channel agent runtime that lets an AI work across messaging apps and hundreds of business tools. Diali is the managed cloud that runs it for you. No servers, no setup, no DevOps.
No. Diali provisions, encrypts, updates, and monitors the instance for you. You get the full OpenClaw agent without ever touching infrastructure.
WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, Mattermost, Matrix, SMS, and real phone calls, with more added over time. Check the in-product list for exactly what’s live today.
Your provider keys are stored in Google Secret Manager: encrypted at rest, used only by your own isolated agent, never logged, and removable at any time from your vault.
Yes, though you don’t have to. By default your agent runs on Diali AI credits, a balance that comes with your plan and tops up in a couple of clicks, with no AI account of your own to set up. If you’d rather use your own provider account (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and others), plug in your key and they bill you directly for that usage.
Same engine, zero ops. You skip the VM setup, channel wiring, encryption, scaling, and upgrades. Deploy in three minutes and your agent stays running 24/7.
Nothing to install. Diali is hosted OpenClaw: the runtime, the channels and the vault run on an instance provisioned for you, and you talk to your agent from WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, Mattermost, Matrix or SMS, or on a phone call.
Yes. That is what Diali is: OpenClaw in the cloud, on an isolated instance, so there is no VPS to rent, no daemon to keep alive and no ports to open. If you would rather run your own server, the comparison pages set out where that works well and where it stops.
Plans are billed per agent, and every plan includes a monthly balance of AI credits, so there is no separate AI subscription. The prices are on the pricing page and render live from the catalog. The cost calculator estimates what a month of AI usage adds on top.
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