BoostedHost
LivePremium OpenClaw VPS with NVMe storage, high-clock CPUs, and auto-burst scaling
Security Score: 5.2/100 — Basic
BoostedHost is a Swiss web hosting company that has added an OpenClaw VPS hosting page, but it is essentially a rebranded version of their generic VPS product with identical plans and features. The 'Configure Now' buttons on the OpenClaw page are broken (linking to domain transfer cart), suggesting the page was hastily assembled. There is zero OpenClaw-specific documentation, security guidance, or agent management features. All security measures are standard hosting-level (firewall, DDoS, backups, 2FA) with no awareness of AI agent risks like prompt injection, credential isolation, or rogue behavior. The data center references an outdated SAS 70 Type 1 certification. The SLA promises 99.9% uptime but explicitly states no compensation will be paid. VPS data retention is extremely short (24 hours after non-payment). The company is a legitimate registered Swiss entity with real contact information and named staff.
10 risk categories scored 1-10 × evidence weight. Based on our methodology, grounded in OWASP Agentic Security, NIST CSF 2.0, and CIS Controls.
No mention of per-user data isolation, encryption specifics for hosted agent data, or policies about not using customer data for training. The privacy policy covers personal/billing info only, stating 'All data collected is transmitted in an SSL encrypted form, all data stored is protected by encryption' but this refers to account data, not agent conversation data. Being a generic VPS provider, tenants share the same physical hardware with no documented isolation beyond standard VPS containerization.
No information found about prompt injection protection, sandboxing for code execution, human-in-the-loop controls, or any AI agent-specific security measures. The OpenClaw page is a rebranded version of their generic VPS page with no agent-specific security considerations.
The privacy policy states 'BoostedHost does store any credit card information encrypted with military grade technology' for billing credentials, but there is no documentation about how OpenClaw API keys, bot tokens, or other agent credentials are stored or protected on the VPS. As an unmanaged VPS, credential security is entirely the user's responsibility with no platform-level guidance.
No mention of spending caps, rate limiting, kill switches, behavioral monitoring, or any controls for autonomous agent behavior. The platform provides generic VPS hosting with no AI agent management layer.
The security tab mentions 'Daily Off-Site Backups' with 'We copy your server every night and store it safely away from the main data centre' and 'One-Click Snapshots.' However, the SLA states VPS data is deleted just 24 hours after non-payment, and the cancellation policy confirms 'all data related to the Product or Service will be deleted.' No data export tools or portability features are mentioned.
Pricing is clearly listed: Claw 1 at $10/mo, Claw 2 at $20/mo, Claw 3 at $40/mo, Claw 4 at $70/mo. The terms note 'BoostedHost reserves the right to change the prices of the Web Hosting Products or services as well as their respectful renewal and setup fees with or without reason.' There is a 30-day money-back guarantee for initial orders, but renewal payments are excluded. Fixed VPS resources prevent runaway compute costs.
Swiss-registered company (BoostedHost GmbH, Gewerbestrasse 9, CH-6330 Cham) with named team members. The privacy policy provides GDPR rights and a privacy@boostedhost.com contact. However, there is no incident response process documented, no breach notification timeline, and no audit logging for agent actions. The SLA explicitly disclaims liability: 'BoostedHost will not compensate any customer for any downtime.'
Third-party services page lists dependencies including cPanel/WHM, CloudLinux, JetBackup, Softaculous, LiteSpeed, CloudFlare DNS, and Imunify360, but there is no mention of vetting, dependency scanning, or supply chain security for the OpenClaw deployment itself. No documentation about OpenClaw version management or update verification.
The security tab lists 'Smart Cloud Firewall,' 'Always-On DDoS Guard,' 'Private Network,' and '2-Step Login' for account access. The data center page claims 'SAS 70 Type 1 Certified' (an outdated standard replaced by SOC 1 in 2011) and mentions 'Biometric and key card access systems, including man-traps and rack-level locking mechanisms.' However, these are generic hosting features with no independent security testing or OpenClaw-specific hardening documented.
No information found about hallucination mitigation, output verification, approval workflows, or any trust/safety measures for AI agent outputs. The platform provides raw VPS hosting with no AI-specific safety layer.
Key Features
- ✓18+ datacenter countries
- ✓NVMe SSD storage
- ✓High-clock CPUs
- ✓Auto-burst scaling
- ✓Up to 100 Gbps network
- ✓30-day money-back guarantee
Strengths
- +Premium hardware (NVMe, high-clock CPUs)
- +Auto-burst scaling for traffic spikes
- +Wide geographic coverage (18+ countries)
- +30-day money-back guarantee
Weaknesses
- −No messaging integrations listed on site
- −General VPS provider with OpenClaw add-on — not purpose-built
- −Security is your responsibility beyond VPS isolation
Verdict
Premium VPS option with strong hardware specs and global coverage. Auto-burst scaling is a differentiator. No messaging integrations listed — you configure OpenClaw yourself.