“restore last night's backup”
Claude Remote Control: your hosting in your pocket.
Claude Remote Control is an always-on Claude Code session inside your own hosting account that you open from any device: the Claude app on your phone or tablet, claude.ai/code in a browser, or Claude Desktop. From the beach you can ask it to restore a backup, update WordPress, or fix a broken form, and you approve it.
What you can do from your phone
Just type, no commands. A few examples of what customers ask Claude while they're on the go.
“update wordpress and all plugins”
“my contact form shows an error, fix it”
“create a mailbox for info@”
“why is my site suddenly so slow?”
“put the new opening hours on the contact page”
How do you switch on Remote Control?
Connect your Claude subscription
Once, in Invoker Link, inside DirectAdmin. The same subscription you already use: Pro, Max, Team or Enterprise.
Switch on Remote Control
Tab Claude, section Remote Control: pick the website and flip the toggle. We release it per account, you switch it on.
Open the session on your phone
Within a minute it shows up as '<domain> · Invoker' in the Claude app, on claude.ai/code or in Claude Desktop.
Type what you want, approve it
In plain language. Every change is shown to you first; a read-only question needs no approval.
How safe is Remote Control?
Remote Control is the same session as in DirectAdmin, just reachable from anywhere. The isolation stays the same.
Your own account
The session runs as your own user, inside that website's folder, with the memory and CPU of your plan.
Isolated from other customers
The session sits in a jail: only your account is visible, other customers simply don't exist in there.
Always asks first
Permission mode is set to 'ask': you see every change first, and approve it on your phone.
Your own subscription
It uses the Claude subscription you already linked in Invoker Link. No separate account, no extra login.
No open ports
No VPN, no SSH client, no open port. The session calls out to Claude itself, the same way the Claude app does.
An on/off switch
The session restarts itself after a hiccup and survives our maintenance, and stops the moment you switch it off or unlink the subscription.
What does Claude Remote Control cost?
No separate price for Remote Control: it's included in Hosting Complete on shared hosting, and on every Claude Server.
20 websites, and Remote Control for every website you pick.
Solo from €99, Multi from €199, Dedicated from €399. Remote Control is included by default.
Not included with Hosting Essential and Advanced. The session uses about 350 MB of memory within your plan's limit; Hosting Complete has 8 GB.
Frequently asked questions
What is Claude Remote Control?
An always-on Claude Code session that runs inside your own hosting account. You open it from any device: the Claude app on phone or tablet, claude.ai/code in a browser, or Claude Desktop. From the beach you can ask it to restore a backup, update WordPress, fix a contact form or edit some text.
How do I switch it on?
In Invoker Link in DirectAdmin, tab Claude, section Remote Control. Pick the website and flip the toggle. We release the feature per account as part of Hosting Complete, you switch it on yourself.
Does this also work with Codex?
Not yet. Remote Control is a Claude feature; with Codex you work through the assistant in DirectAdmin.
Does this cost extra?
No, it's included with Hosting Complete and the servers, you use your own Claude subscription.
Is it safe to approve changes on the go?
Yes. The session runs as your own user in a jail, isolated from other customers, with permission mode set to 'ask'. Only read-only questions need no approval, every change is shown to you before it goes through.
What happens if I unlink the subscription?
The session stops. Switch it back on and it starts fresh with your account's memory and limits. A hiccup or our maintenance is nothing the session doesn't survive on its own, with an automatic restart.
Your hosting always within reach?
Pick Hosting Complete or a Claude Server, and switch on Remote Control in Invoker Link.