Platform comparison
OpenClaw vs CrewAI vs AutoGen vs LangChain: which multi-agent platform should you deploy?
Multi-agent systems are replacing single-bot architectures. But choosing the wrong framework means rebuilding your agent stack six months in. Here is how the four main platforms compare for real production use on a VPS.
OpenClaw — Best for production agents
Persistent memory, tool use, and a focus on 24/7 production agents. Runs well on a small VPS (roughly 1 GB RAM device). Least ongoing maintenance of the four.
CrewAI — Best for structured workflows
The most intuitive framework for content and structured multi-agent workflows. Needs a bit more room to run (roughly 2 GB RAM).
AutoGen — Most developer flexibility
Microsoft's framework gives you the most control but the most configuration. Great if you want to build, wire, and tune everything yourself.
LangChain — Largest ecosystem
The most integrations and documentation of any LLM framework. Powerful, but heavier on infrastructure and setup time.
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Pricing
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Starter
$99
Deploy your repo to production. HTTPS, env vars, server process, smoke test, handover notes.
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$149
Fix a blocked build, env, Nginx, or database issue and ship the app to production in 24h.
Full Setup
$249
Full VPS setup with app deploy, database, Docker or Nginx, backups, logs, smoke test, and handover.
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