OpenHands
An autonomous coding agent that takes a task in plain language, then writes code, runs commands and checks the result inside a sandboxed workspace.
Install & harden · $399 one-time | Hosted & monitored · $149/mo
What it does
Implements features and bug fixes end to end: it edits files, runs the code, reads the errors and iterates until the task holds.
Operates real tools inside its sandbox: a terminal, an editor and a browser, so it can install dependencies and consult documentation on its own.
Works on your own repositories with the model you choose: Anthropic, OpenAI or a local model served on your hardware.
How it fits your stack
Runs behind the same hardened reverse proxy and access layer as your OpenClaw assistant, so one server carries your whole agent desk.
We wire it to your Git hosting (GitHub, GitLab or Gitea) so its changes arrive as branches and pull requests you review.
Pairs with OpenClaw: your assistant takes the request in chat, OpenHands executes it in the sandbox.
Every install ships with
Hardened Docker deploy. Isolated containers behind a TLS reverse proxy, firewall rules applied.
Least-privilege keys. Model and exchange keys scoped to the minimum, stored server-side.
Access control. Authentication in front of every interface. Nothing listens naked on the internet.
Documented handover. Credentials, architecture notes and a rollback path, in writing.
Pricing
Fixed prices, billed in USD through Stripe. The one-time install is yours forever; the hosted plan renews monthly.
One-time. Hardened deploy on our host or yours, scoped keys, documented handover.
Monthly. Single-tenant hosting, 24/7 monitoring, updates and backups handled for you.
Questions
OpenHands is open source. What am I paying for?
The software is free (MIT license). You pay for the operation: a hardened Docker deployment, sandbox isolation, TLS, access control, and a clean handover with documentation and a rollback path.
Do I need my own LLM API key?
Yes. OpenHands calls the model you configure: an Anthropic or OpenAI key, or a local model. The key stays yours; we store it server-side with least privilege.
Why is OpenHands in the top tier?
It executes arbitrary code by design. The sandbox boundaries, network egress rules and access control have to be engineered carefully, and that is the bulk of the work.
Ready when you are.
Buy the install and we schedule it within days, or talk to an engineer first. Either way, you end up with a hardened instance and the keys in your hands.