Agent 37
Your own OpenClaw instance for $3.99/mo
605 followers
Your own OpenClaw instance for $3.99/mo
605 followers
Why pay $20/mo for basic hosting? Agent37 gives you a fully managed, isolated OpenClaw container (1 vCPU + 4GB RAM) with full terminal access for just $3.99/mo. We used our DevOps chops to pass the server savings directly to you. Live in 30 seconds. Connect your agent to Gmail, Slack, and 850+ apps instantly. Get full terminal shell access and run background tasks, market scanners, and workflows 24/7 without breaking the bank.
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Setting up agents usually dies in the Docker + infra setup stage, so a 60-second ready container is a smart move.
@allinonetools_net thank you, yes that is the pain we address :)
Following up on the spend governance point from earlier: once agents are wired into hundreds of services, the failure mode isn't integration breakage, it's an agent making a $500 API call you didn't expect. The mandate pattern (request before spend, policy decides, receipt is signed) gives you a kill switch without removing agent autonomy. Happy to walk through the flow if anyone's hitting this in production.
Love these types of clearly super useful projects, Best of luck!
@demetre_mildiani1 Thank you :)
This looks like a very promising product! I hope it does really well.
@vincentpruv Thank you, appreciate the kind word :)
Just booked a spot. Congrats on launching, very promising product. Good luck, team.
@muntasir_rashid Thank you for the support <3
Love the idea of removing all the DevOps friction from running AI agents. The $3.99/mo price point is impressive for a dedicated container with full terminal access.
Curious about data persistence — if I'm running a background workflow that builds up state over time (like a market scanner), does the container's storage persist across restarts, and is there a storage limit?
the $3.99 price point is interesting, but what's the catch at scale? Like when I'm running background tasks 24/7, does the 1 vCPU become a real bottleneck, or is it fine for most agentic workflows?