Your own OpenClaw agent. No servers, nothing to install.
You give it a name, and in minutes it writes to you first on WhatsApp or Telegram to introduce itself: fully configured, running in its own isolated container, with the model and the tokens included. You never touch a single line of configuration.
What you get, exactly
Real OpenClaw, with everything you'd normally have to set up yourself, already set up.
Real OpenClaw, not a wrapper
There's no imitation and no layer on top inside: it's OpenClaw, run and maintained by us. You talk to it; we take care of the rest.
Configuration that comes from a conversation
No editing files. The first thing we ask you is what it should be called; from your answers we generate its full configuration.
WhatsApp and Telegram connected
Telegram with one tap, WhatsApp by scanning a QR code. Your agent lives in the apps you already use, with no tunnels or webhooks to maintain.
Model and tokens included
No API keys, no account with another provider, no usage bills. One price, everything inside.
Isolated, unexposed container
Each customer has their own container with their own volume. It isn't open to the internet: no one can find it or get into it from outside.
Memory that survives
What you tell it stays: its memory lives in your volume and survives restarts and sessions.
What if I install it myself? An honest comparison
Installing OpenClaw yourself is perfectly possible: the software is free and the community is huge. Here's the real comparison, the good and the bad on both sides.
| OpenClaw on your own | OpenClaw with Flatzer | |
|---|---|---|
| The software | Free: open source | Included in the subscription |
| The server | You rent it, pay for it and run it yourself | No server to manage: an isolated container on managed infrastructure |
| Keys and tokens | Your own API keys and usage bills, separately | No keys: model and tokens included in the price |
| Configuration | Files, prompts and channels, all by hand | Comes from a conversation; we generate it and maintain it |
| WhatsApp and Telegram | You connect and maintain them yourself | Connected from day one: QR code or one tap |
| Updates and security | Yours: patches, backups and isolation | Ours: updated and isolated without you having to think about it |
| Full control | All yours: you choose the model and touch every setting | Less control: in this first version you don't choose the model or edit the configuration by hand |
If you enjoy running servers, want to choose the model and touch every setting, do it yourself: it's the path with the most control, and you only pay for your own infrastructure and usage. Flatzer is for when you want the agent without the project: pay once a month, talk to it, and know that someone keeps it isolated and up to date for you.
One more thing about security
This year, security researchers found more than 40,000 misconfigured AI agents openly exposed on the internet. That's the real risk of setting one up in a hurry. Your container on Flatzer isn't exposed to the internet by design: no one can find it or get into it from outside. And your data is stored in Europe, under European data protection rules (GDPR).
Frequently asked questions
Your OpenClaw, without the boring part
You give it the name. We take care of everything else.