I Run 20 OpenClaw Agents 24/7! Here’s How to Set Up Agent Teams
Summary
The author runs 20 OpenClaw AI agents 24×7 on a $7/month Hostinger VPS, with average daily API costs under $0.25. A self-built orchestrator and command dashboard handle task distribution, approval, monitoring, and multi-user collaboration; a complete, reproducible deployment template is provided.
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