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Free OpenClaw, supported by ads.

Gravity partners with OpenClaw so you can use it at no charge. Sign in with a Gravity account to get started.

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openclaw onboard --auth-choice gravity-free

Run it in your terminal and choose Free (Ad-supported). Already have a code? Enter it.

OpenClaw · Free (Ad-supported)
Which managed Postgres should I use for a small Next.js app?

Here are some options from Gravity Index:

  • Neon — serverless Postgres with a free tier that scales to zero.
  • Supabase — Postgres plus auth and storage.
  • PlanetScale — managed Postgres built for scale.

For a small Next.js app, start with Neon.

How it works

Three steps. About a minute.

There is no key to copy and no separate Gravity Index tool to enable.

  1. 01

    Pick the free provider

    Run openclaw onboard and choose Free (Ad-supported). OpenClaw shows a short code and a link to this site.

  2. 02

    Sign in and approve

    Sign in to or create a Gravity account, verify the code, accept the terms, and approve the install.

  3. 03

    Go back to OpenClaw

    OpenClaw receives the credential directly, selects gravity/free-default, and includes product_service_search on every turn using this provider.

FAQ

Questions people ask.

Do I need to enable Gravity Index separately?

No. product_service_search is part of the provider’s tool set on every Gravity turn and is absent when another provider is active.

Where is my API key?

You never see it. Gravity hands an install credential directly to the OpenClaw install you approve.