Ampere

Ampere is a platform at www.ampere.sh for deploying OpenClaw agents in one click. The problem it targets is setup: running an agent normally means provisioning a server, keeping it patched, and watching it, and Ampere says you can skip all of that. The site claims a 60 second deployment and lists cost optimization and intelligent model routing among the advantages, along with super memory, a stealth browser, and unlimited web searches. It is described as free to use, with 10 credits included to start, which makes it easy to try an agent without committing to infrastructure or a subscription up front.

- Deploy an OpenClaw agent without touching a server.

- Route requests across models from a single place.

- Let an agent search the web and carry memory between runs.

- Developers who want an agent live in minutes rather than days.

- Small teams with no dedicated operations person.

- Anyone evaluating OpenClaw before building their own setup.

Ten credits is a trial amount, not a working budget, and the site does not spell out paid terms, so plan for the cost of continued use before you depend on it. Free rules and credit amounts can change without notice. Deployment speed is not the same as reliability, so treat a 60 second launch as a starting point and check how the agent behaves over a longer run. Most importantly, review what the agent produces before you act on it or publish it, especially when it browsed the web on your behalf, since the output is only as good as the sources it pulled from.