ShipClawDeploy OpenClaw in 60 Seconds — Managed Hosting + Telegram Built In
Most “deploy in seconds” pitches mean cloning a repo and running Docker Compose. ShipClaw means: click create, get a working agent on Anthropic Claude with Telegram already wired in. We provision the sandbox, the stealth browser, the gateway, and the webhook — you ship the agent.
Zero servers, zero Docker
We run OpenClaw on shared pool nodes you never see. You don't get a shell, an IP, or a billing bill from a cloud provider.
We hold the Anthropic relationship
You don't paste an Anthropic API key anywhere. Calls route through our managed proxy and meter directly into your credit balance.
Process supervisor included
Memory watchdog, idle timeout, and graceful respawn are built into the gateway — a misbehaving agent doesn't take the box down.
Included on every deploy
- Isolated sandbox
Per-user filesystem and process namespace. Tenants can't read each other's workspace files or kill each other's processes.
- Stealth browser
Bundled engine that bypasses common anti-bot challenges. Loads real pages so the agent can act, not just chat.
- Telegram webhook auto-wire
Per-agent webhook path lets you run several Telegram bots from one account without colliding.
- First-message auto-lock
Telegram bots lock to the first sender so a leaked link can't be co-opted by a stranger before you bind it.
- Anthropic-managed billing
Credits debit per call. Top up manually or opt in to auto-bill recharge with a saved card.
Deploy FAQ
What does the 60-second deploy actually do?
When you click create, ShipClaw atomically assigns you to a pool node, writes a per-user OpenClaw config (sandbox path, model, personality, channel adapters), and spawns the runtime under your user namespace. The first chat request warms the process and you're live. There is no Docker pull, no DNS step, no certificate dance.
Do I need to install anything locally?
No. The whole flow lives in the dashboard. You won't touch a terminal, write a Dockerfile, configure systemd, or open ports on a VPS. If you want to script it later, the dashboard exposes the same agent CRUD endpoints used by the UI.
What's a 'pool node' and why does it matter?
Pool nodes are shared Railway containers that host roughly 50 agents each. Assignment uses Postgres FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED so a burst of signups can't double-book the same slot. When a node fills, the auto-scaler provisions a new one — you never wait on a queue.
Can I tear down or redeploy on demand?
Yes. Deleting an agent removes its config, kills its process on the assigned pool node, and reclaims the slot. Editing settings triggers a debounced sync (10s) so you don't kill-respawn the runtime on every keystroke. Memory watchdog (1.5GB) will recycle a runaway process automatically.
Want the long-form version of the architecture? See llms-full.txt.
Your OpenClaw Instance.
Live in Telegram. Under 60 Seconds.
Every instance comes with a stealth browser engine, CAPTCHA bypass, and autonomous web actions built in. Your agent doesn't just talk — it browses, searches, and gets things done.
Get StartedNo credit card required. No servers to manage. Ever.