Quick gut check before I pull the trigger… I’ve been setting up OpenClaw on Hostinger using the 1-click install. It’s been smooth until I tried to wire in Google Workspace (Gmail, Calendar, Drive)… and ran straight into limitations with OAuth, terminal access, and callbacks. At this point I’m debating: 👉 Stay on 1-click and duct tape integrations externally 👉 Or rebuild clean on a full VPS install for full control Before I go rebuild everything… Anyone been down this road? Pros / cons? What would you do?

New here? This is the fastest way to get OpenClaw up and running on your own server. You'll need two things: 1. A VPS (I recommend Hostinger — it's what I use) 2. An API key from an AI provider (Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, or xAI) Step 1: Get a VPS If you don't have a VPS yet, grab one from Hostinger. They have a one-click OpenClaw template built right into their Docker Manager, so you don't need to mess around with the command line. 👉 Get a Hostinger VPS here (20% off with this link) The KVM 2 plan is more than enough to run OpenClaw comfortably. Step 2: Deploy OpenClaw If you're buying a new VPS: • Head to the Hostinger VPS marketplace and select OpenClaw • Choose your plan, click Deploy • OpenClaw is automatically pre-selected as the application • Complete the purchase If you already have a Hostinger VPS: 1. Go to your hPanel → Docker Manager (install it if you haven't already) 2. Navigate to the Catalog section 3. Search for OpenClaw and click Deploy Step 3: Configure Your Environment During deployment, you'll see a configuration screen where you can add all your LLM API keys. ⚠️ Important: Copy your OPENCLAW_GATEWAY_TOKEN before moving on. You'll need it to log in. If you forget, you can find it later in Docker Manager → your project → Environment section. You only need ONE AI provider key to get started. You can always add more later. Step 4: Wait for Deployment Docker will pull the OpenClaw image and start the container. This usually takes 1-2 minutes. Wait until the status shows "Running".