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How to deploy OpenClaw to the cloud without a server
To deploy OpenClaw to the cloud, sign in to Nominiclaw with Google, paste your Telegram bot token, and click Deploy — your OpenClaw agent is live in under 120 seconds. There is no server to rent, no Docker to configure, and no code to write. Nominiclaw provisions the isolated cloud environment, creates the AI keys, and attaches persistent storage for you.
Last updated: June 3, 2026
What is OpenClaw?
OpenClaw is an open-source (MIT licensed) personal AI assistant you can run as your own cloud bot. Self-hosting it normally means renting a VPS, installing Docker, configuring AI keys, and keeping a machine online 24/7. Nominiclaw removes that work and runs OpenClaw for you as a managed cloud deployment.
Deploy OpenClaw in 3 steps
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Sign in with Google
One click to create your account — no passwords needed.
- 2
Create a bot & paste the token
Set up a Telegram bot via BotFather and paste your token.
- 3
Click Deploy — done!
We handle the isolated cloud environment, AI keys, and storage automatically.
OpenClaw deployment FAQ
Do I need a server or Docker to deploy OpenClaw?
No. With Nominiclaw you do not rent a server, install Docker, or write any code. Nominiclaw provisions an isolated cloud environment, creates the AI keys, and attaches persistent storage automatically — you only sign in and paste your bot token.
How long does it take to deploy OpenClaw?
An OpenClaw deployment on Nominiclaw goes live in under 120 seconds. You watch each step — environment setup, key creation, storage, and health checks — happen in real time.
Should I deploy OpenClaw or Hermes?
Deploy OpenClaw if you want the original open-source personal AI assistant. Deploy Hermes if you want Nous Research’s agent. Both deploy on Nominiclaw with the same one-click flow, so you can start with one and try the other later.
What channels can my deployed OpenClaw bot connect to?
A single deployment connects to Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord, and dozens of other channels, running 24/7 in the cloud without keeping your own computer online.
OpenClaw is maintained as open source — follow its releases and community activity on the OpenClaw blog, compare it to Hermes on the OpenClaw vs Hermes guide, or see hosting options on the OpenClaw hosting guide.