Added Nov 5, 2026
Atomic Bot
PaidOne-click cloud hosting for open-source AI agents like OpenClaw
What is Atomic Bot?
Atomic Bot runs open-source AI agents such as OpenClaw, Hermes, Codex and OpenCode on a cloud server it sets up and maintains for you. It suits people who want an always-on agent without renting a VPS or using a terminal.
You pick an agent from the lineup and launch it in one click. Atomic Bot provisions the server, keeps the agent online around the clock, applies updates and can roll back an update that breaks something, so scheduled jobs keep running when your laptop is closed.
Agents can be used from the browser app at app.atomicbot.ai or through messengers such as Telegram, where they can send daily digests or answer follow-ups. The lineup covers personal assistants that handle email and calendars, coding agents, a memory-focused agent and a configurable DeepSeek harness, and web and macOS apps are available.
Features
- One-click agent deployment
- 24/7 cloud hosting
- Automatic updates with rollback
- Telegram and messenger access
- Scheduled tasks
- Web and macOS apps
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Atomic Bot
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Pricing
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- Paid
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Pros and cons
Pros
- No server or terminal setup needed
- Several popular agents in one place
- Agents keep working when you are offline
Cons
- Pricing is not shown on the homepage
- Only hosts agents from its own lineup
- Some platforms are still marked coming soon
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What is Atomic Bot?
Atomic Bot runs open-source AI agents such as OpenClaw, Hermes, Codex and OpenCode on a cloud server it sets up and maintains for you. It suits people who want an always-on agent without renting a VPS or using a terminal.
Which agents can I run on Atomic Bot?
The lineup includes OpenClaw, Hermes, Codex, OpenCode, NanoClaw, Mercury Agent and a DeepSeek harness, with more open-source agents added over time.
Can I talk to my Atomic Bot agent from my phone?
Yes. Agents can be connected to messengers such as Telegram, so you can send tasks and get replies from your phone.
How much does Atomic Bot cost?
Atomic Bot is paid.
Is there a free version of Atomic Bot?
No. Atomic Bot is a paid tool.
What are the main features of Atomic Bot?
One-click agent deployment, 24/7 cloud hosting, Automatic updates with rollback, Telegram and messenger access, Scheduled tasks, Web and macOS apps.
Who makes Atomic Bot?
Atomic Bot is made by Atomic Bot.
What are the best alternatives to Atomic Bot?
Popular alternatives include PocketPaw, n8n, LangGraph.