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Remote vs in-home OpenClaw setup: which one should you book?
Choose remote if you mainly need install help and onboarding. Choose in-home if your network is flaky, you want help with placement, or you want someone to handle the setup physically.
Remote is best for
- Fast installs
- Lower cost
- People outside the DMV
- Basic onboarding
In-home is best for
- Wi-Fi issues
- Physical placement help
- Families or teams
- White-glove experience
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