Managed OpenClaw for IT pros who want control AND don't want to be paged at 2 AM.
Skip 40-80 hours of security hardening — production-ready in 60 seconds
These problems cost it professionals real money every week.
Self-hosted OpenClaw breaks in 12 different ways — workspace permissions, K8s sandbox, Traefik routing, egress allowlist wipe-on-redeploy
CertiK report named four attack categories: gateway takeover, identity bypass, prompt injection, supply chain risk — none mitigated by default
42,665 OpenClaw instances exposed on Shodan with 93.4% having no authentication
Building Firecracker microVM isolation yourself means orchestrating Consul, Nomad, and BYOC mode — weeks of engineering
Security team won't approve AI agents without audit trails, RBAC, kill switch, and approval workflows
Self-hosting fatigue: every incident is a reason you should have just paid for managed
Every task below runs automatically — with full audit trail and human approval when needed.
OpenClaw security hardening (14+ defaults)
Egress allowlist configuration and maintenance
Audit log infrastructure (50+ event types)
Tenant isolation via Docker socket proxy
Approval workflow plumbing (70+ actions)
2 AM incident response and recovery
Getting started takes less time than reading this page.
Clawctl ships sandbox isolation, encrypted secrets, audit trails, egress filtering, and approval gates by default. The 14-step OpenClaw hardening guide is 14 things you don't have to do.
SIEM-exportable audit logs, RBAC, kill switch, and human-in-the-loop approvals. Show them the audit dashboard and watch them stop blocking your AI agent project.
Custom env vars, OpenRouter auto-routing, multi-channel deployment, MCP server integrations, multi-agent orchestration. You don't lose flexibility — you lose the operational firefighting.
AI agents without guardrails are dangerous. Clawctl gives you power with control.
Sign up, connect your tools, and your agent is live. No DevOps required.
70+ risky actions blocked. Encrypted credentials. Network egress filtering. Hardened out of the box.
Sensitive actions require your approval. You set the rules. The agent follows them.
Every agent action is logged. Search, export, and prove compliance. Up to 365-day retention.
200+ integrations. Your agent works with the tools you already use.
You can self-host OpenClaw. You're technical enough. The question is whether you want to spend 80 hours building defenses against the four CertiK risk categories — gateway takeover, identity bypass, prompt injection, supply chain risk — and then maintain them forever. Clawctl is the managed version of what you'd build if you had unlimited time. The pause button OpenClaw doesn't ship with.
60 seconds to set up. Starts at $49/month. No contracts. Cancel anytime. Your AI agent goes live the moment you connect your tools.
Time. The CertiK report named 4 risk categories. Mitigating all 4 takes 40-80 hours of engineering work and ongoing maintenance. Clawctl ships those mitigations on day one for $49/month. If your time is worth more than $15/hour, the math is obvious.
Yes. Clawctl is BYOK. Use Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenRouter, or any OpenAI-compatible local LLM. Keys are AES-256 encrypted at rest with rotation support.
If you're building your own Firecracker microVM runtime for OpenClaw (h0mm, axinite — we see you), Clawctl is the managed version of that vision. Container isolation with Docker socket proxy + egress filtering covers most threat models without the Consul+Nomad orchestration overhead.
Yes. Per-tenant config supports custom environment variables, channel-specific DM policies, egress allowlists, and approval rules. Power-user features without the operational burden.
50+ event types including tool calls, egress attempts, approvals, model routing decisions, kill switch events, channel pairings, and config changes. SIEM-exportable in JSON format.
Yes. The Starter plan is $49/month with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Deploy in 60 seconds, kick the tires, refund if it's not for you.
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