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Install Your Bundle

Get your OpenClaw agents running on a $6/month DigitalOcean server in under 15 minutes. No DevOps experience required.

What you need before starting

  • → A DigitalOcean account (or any Ubuntu 22.04 VPS)
  • → Your bundle ZIP file from ClawStore dashboard
  • → A Telegram account (for agent communication)
  • → Terminal / command line access on your computer
01

Create a DigitalOcean Droplet

Create a new Ubuntu 22.04 droplet. The $6/month Basic plan (1 vCPU, 1GB RAM) is enough for most bundles.

  • · Choose Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
  • · $6/month plan works for 1-2 agents
  • · Add your SSH key during setup
  • · Region closest to you for lowest latency
02

SSH into Your Server

Connect to your new droplet using SSH. Replace YOUR_IP with your droplet's IP address.

$ssh root@YOUR_IP
03

Install OpenClaw

Run the one-line OpenClaw installer. This sets up the runtime, agent framework, and Telegram/WhatsApp bridge.

$curl -fsSL https://openclaw.ai/install | bash
04

Upload Your Bundle ZIP

From your local machine, upload the bundle ZIP you downloaded from ClawStore. Run this command on your local terminal.

$scp bundle.zip root@YOUR_IP:/root/
05

Extract the Bundle

On your server, extract the bundle into the OpenClaw workspace directory.

$unzip bundle.zip -d ~/.openclaw/workspace/
06

Restart OpenClaw

Restart the OpenClaw runtime to load your new agents. The startup takes about 30 seconds.

$openclaw restart
07

Connect via Telegram

OpenClaw will print a Telegram bot link on startup. Click it to open the chat. Your agents are live!

  • · Type /start to initialize the bot
  • · Type /help to see all available agents
  • · Each bundle includes a SOUL.md — read it to customize agent behavior
  • · WhatsApp integration: run openclaw connect whatsapp
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Your agents are live!

Open Telegram, find your bot, and start chatting. Each bundle comes with a SOUL.md that explains how to customize your agents' behavior.

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Troubleshooting

OpenClaw won't start after unzipping ▼
Check your SOUL.md for required environment variables. Run openclaw doctor to diagnose issues.
Telegram bot isn't responding ▼
Make sure OpenClaw is running: ps aux | grep openclaw. Restart with: openclaw restart
Permission denied on SSH ▼
Add your SSH public key to DigitalOcean before creating the droplet, or use the DigitalOcean console.
Bundle needs API keys ▼
Check the bundle's SOUL.md file — it lists every required API key and where to get them.