Graph Engineering Made Simple
Design multi-agent graphs. Deploy them in about 60 seconds. Ampere.sh handles the servers, updates, and uptime so you can focus on building — not on DevOps.
What is graph engineering?
Graph engineering is the practice of designing AI agent systems as a network of connected nodes — agents, tools, and checkers — linked by edges that define how data and control flow between them. Instead of one agent looping through planning, acting, and reviewing on its own, work is split across specialized nodes: a researcher, a writer, a fact-checker, each doing one job well.
The result is a system that's easier to debug, better at running steps in parallel, and far more reliable on complex, multi-step tasks — which is why it's become the standard way builders architect multi-agent systems in 2026. Explore the core features →
Everything you need to run agent graphs in production
Build the graph. Ampere.sh takes care of the layer underneath it.
Native graph support
Deploy multi-node agent graphs directly — routing, parallel branches, and evaluator loops all run as designed.
~60 second deploys
Push a graph and it's live shortly after — no manual provisioning or config in between.
Zero Docker, zero SSH
No container files, no server logins. If you can describe the graph, you can ship it.
Automatic scaling
Traffic spikes are absorbed automatically, whether it's one node or twenty running at once.
Uptime & patching, handled
Security updates and infrastructure maintenance happen in the background — nothing to schedule yourself.
Built for builders
Designed for solo developers, indie hackers, and small teams shipping OpenClaw-based agents without a DevOps team.
From graph to production in four steps
Sign up free
Create an account — no payment details required to start.
Connect your graph
Bring an existing OpenClaw agent graph or start from a template.
Deploy
Your graph goes live in about 60 seconds — no manual setup.
Iterate
Refine nodes and routing. Hosting stays handled behind the scenes.
Spend your time on the graph, not the servers
| Dimension | Self-hosting | Ampere.sh |
|---|---|---|
| Setup time | Hours to days | ~60 seconds |
| Docker / server knowledge | Required | Not required |
| Security patching | Your responsibility | Handled automatically |
| Scaling | Manual configuration | Automatic |
| Control over infrastructure | Full control | Managed for you |
| Starting cost | Typically $6+/mo for a VPS, before your time | $1/mo (5,000 credits included) |
Start small, upgrade as your agent grows
Every plan includes hosting, backups, and auto-updates. AI credits are included with every plan, refresh monthly, and you can cancel anytime.
Free
5,000 credits · 2 vCPU · 2GB RAM · 20GB storage
- ✓ Free hosting
- ✓ Community support
- ✓ Cloud backup
- ✓ Auto update
Pro
20,000 credits · 4 vCPU · 8GB RAM · 40GB storage
- ✓ Everything in Free
- ✓ Unlimited web search
- ✓ Custom API key (BYOK)
- ✓ Browser automation
- ✓ Priority support
Ultra
40,000 credits · 8 vCPU · 16GB RAM · 80GB storage
- ✓ Everything in Pro
- ✓ Higher resource limits
- ✓ Auto top-up
Business
16 vCPU · 32GB RAM · 200GB storage
- ✓ Fully managed setup & onboarding
- ✓ Custom integrations & workflows
- ✓ Priority support (<10hr response)
Pricing shown reflects Ampere.sh's published rates and may change — see ampere.sh/#pricing for the current numbers.
Common questions
What is graph engineering?
Graph engineering is the practice of designing AI agent systems as a network of connected nodes — agents, tools, and checkers — linked by edges that define how data and control flow between them, rather than relying on a single agent loop.
What is Ampere.sh?
Ampere.sh is a managed hosting platform for OpenClaw-based AI agents, including graph-style multi-agent workflows. It handles servers, updates, and uptime so you can deploy in about 60 seconds without DevOps work.
Do I need to know Docker or server administration?
No. Ampere.sh is built so you can deploy an agent graph without SSH, Docker, or server knowledge — you focus on the graph's logic, the platform handles the infrastructure.
Is there a free plan?
Ampere.sh's entry Free plan starts at $1/month and includes 5,000 credits, 2 vCPU, and 2GB RAM. Paid tiers — Pro ($39/mo) and Ultra ($79/mo) — add more credits, resources, BYOK support, and priority support.
Can I move from Ampere.sh to self-hosting later?
Generally, yes. A graph's logic — its nodes, edges, and roles — is portable. What changes is the infrastructure layer underneath it.
Ready to deploy your first agent graph?
Start on the free tier and see how it feels to ship a graph without touching a server.