FRIXION
Managed infrastructure for autonomous AI agents.
One-command deployment for OpenClaw and Hermes. Persistent memory. Native wallets and x402 payments. Compute that bills only when your agent is awake.
$ frixion deploy --framework openclaw --tier standardInfrastructure built
for the shape of agents.
AI agents idle for hours, then burst into sustained LLM calls, tool invocations and file operations. They need memory that survives restarts. They sometimes spin up browsers, execute untrusted code, or run long background jobs. Frixion's compute layer is built for that workload — not for stateless web apps.
Persistent compute
Sandboxed Linux runtimes per agent. Filesystems, memory, skills and conversation history survive restarts, tier changes and framework upgrades.
Auto deployment
One command provisions a sandbox, installs the framework, generates a wallet and registers the agent. Typical time from deploy to ready: under two minutes.
Native wallets
Every agent gets a wallet at deployment. Outbound x402 payments and inbound revenue, with per-transaction, per-day and domain-allowlist safety.
Channel gateway
Telegram, Discord, Slack, WhatsApp, Signal, iMessage, Matrix, Email, SMS — managed for you. Connect a channel, the gateway routes the message.
Hard isolation
Tenant, project and agent boundaries are hard. Secrets are injected at runtime, never written to persistent storage. Wallet keys live behind the wallet service.
Bursty pricing
Idle agents cost only a tier base reservation. Active compute bills per second. Most personal agents idle 90%+ of the time.
Two stable
deployment targets.
Pick OpenClaw for proactive, messaging-first agents that live in your apps. Pick Hermes for agents that learn over time and accumulate skills. Both deploy with one command. Both are model- agnostic. Both share the same channel gateway.
OpenClaw
Local-first gateway. Heartbeat-driven. Messaging-native.
An open-source personal agent built around a heartbeat scheduler that keeps the agent proactive — waking itself up on a configured cadence rather than waiting to be pinged. Personality and behaviour are defined in readable Markdown files.
Hermes
Self-improving. Skills library. Cross-session recall.
An open-source self-improving agent from Nous Research. Hermes autonomously creates skills from experience, refines them in use, and recalls past sessions through full-text search over its own history.
Autonomous agents
need autonomous payments.
Every Frixion agent gets a wallet at deployment. Native support for the x402 protocol means your agent can pay for any x402- enabled resource — and serve as one. Per-transaction, per-day and domain allowlists make giving an agent a wallet reasonable.
HTTP 402, revived.
Built by Coinbase for machine-to-machine commerce. Your agent hits a paid endpoint, the server returns 402, the wallet signs a payment payload, and the request retries with payment attached — all in roughly two seconds.
Wallet keys held separately
The agent runtime can request signed transactions but cannot read or export private keys. A compromised agent can spend up to your limits — not beyond.
Per-tx, per-hour, per-day, per-month
Plus domain allowlists and an approval flow above a configurable threshold. Limits are the safety net that makes wallet-bound agents practical.
Credit cards in Q2 2026
Unified audit trail for fiat and crypto, per-agent virtual cards, and traditional SaaS subscriptions paid by your agent without crypto custody.
Pay for the work,
not the idle.
Three things are billed separately: compute, payments and bandwidth. Compute splits into a small base reservation and per- second active time. Payments infrastructure is on us. Bandwidth gets 100 GB free per agent per month.
Need dedicated hosts, private networking or GPU access?
Contact salesOperate every agent
from one console.
Project switcher, fleet view, per-agent observability, secrets, wallets, channels and billing — wired into a single wallet-gated workspace.
Common questions.
For anything not covered here, the full docs are bundled into the app or you can reach the team at support@frixion.xyz.