OpenClaw Telegram Bot en Hostinger [Guía 2026]
Aloja un telegram bot de OpenClaw en Hostinger desde $4.99/mo. Setup paso a paso en 10 min.
Hosting a telegram bot with OpenClaw on Hostinger is the cheapest production-ready way to run a private AI agent in 2026. Hostinger provides Docker-ready VPS or GPU instances that match OpenClaw's exact resource profile, while OpenClaw handles the channel integration, message routing, and LLM orchestration. The combination removes vendor lock-in: your conversations stay on your server, you choose any LLM (OpenAI, Anthropic, Llama, Mistral), and you pay only $4.99/mo for the underlying infrastructure. The setup below takes about 10 minutes from a fresh account to a running bot.
- Hostinger ships a one-click Docker template compatible with the official OpenClaw image.
- The recommended plan covers OpenClaw + LLM client memory headroom with no swap thrashing.
- Multi-channel support (WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, Web) is built into OpenClaw — no extra service needed.
- MIT-licensed software keeps total monthly cost predictable at $4.99/mo.
Provision the server
Sign up at Hostinger, pick the recommended plan, choose Ubuntu 22.04, and add your SSH key.
Install OpenClaw
SSH in and run: git clone https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw.git && cd openclaw && cp .env.example .env && docker compose up -d.
Connect Telegram
Add your channel credentials (Twilio / Bot API token / Discord token) in the .env file, restart the stack, and verify with curl http://localhost:3000/api/health.
Is Hostinger good enough for a telegram bot?
Yes. The recommended plan from $4.99/mo comfortably runs OpenClaw with up to a few hundred concurrent conversations when paired with a cloud LLM API.
Can I switch LLMs later?
Yes. OpenClaw is LLM-agnostic. Swap providers by changing the OPENAI_API_KEY / ANTHROPIC_API_KEY / OLLAMA_HOST values in .env and restarting docker compose.
What is the total monthly cost?
$4.99/mo for Hostinger plus optional LLM API usage (typically USD 5–25/month for a small bot).