Orgo
Always-on cloud Linux and Windows desktops for AI agents, each an isolated VM billed by the second, with a computer-use API, MCP server, SSH, clone and fork. A persistent-desktop service for computer-use agents with unusually transparent per-second pricing, though isolation details are thin.
Overview
Orgo provides cloud computers for AI agents: full Linux and Windows desktops that "stay on 24/7", each described as its own isolated virtual machine with its own disk, a desktop, a browser and a terminal, reachable over HTTP and VNC. You control them through a REST API, Python and TypeScript SDKs, a CLI (npx orgo init) or a hosted MCP server that plugs into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and similar clients. The computer-use API exposes click, type, key, scroll, drag, screenshot, bash and Python exec actions, and the docs include integration guides for Claude, OpenAI and Gemini computer-use models. Macs and iPhones are offered separately in limited stock.
Computers are billed by the second with no hourly minimum; a Medium (2 vCPU, 8 GB) costs $0.055 per hour running and $0.0027 per hour stopped. Files and installed software persist across stops, and computers can be cloned, forked and relaunched from templates. Subscription plans from $29 per month keep one or more computers always on, and new accounts get $5 of credit. The hypervisor, regions and compliance attestations are not documented.
Notable
- Per-second billing: Medium computer $0.055/h running, $0.0027/h stopped; $5 starting credit (pricing page)
- Linux GPU slices of 2 GB or 4 GB are available; Windows costs $15/month per computer on lower plans
- Hosted MCP server at orgo.ai/mcp and agent self-signup accounts ($2 credit, expire after 72 hours unless claimed)
Orgo specifications
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Isolation | Each Linux and Windows computer is "its own isolated virtual machine with its own disk"; hypervisor not named |
| Deployment | Hosted platform |
| Open source | No |
| SDKs and interfaces | Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, REST API, CLI, MCP server |
| Cold start (vendor claim) | Docs say "a new computer is online in seconds"; no figure given |
| Max session length | Paid computers run until you stop or delete them (never auto-suspended); optional end times of 1 to 720 hours, extendable up to 2,160 hours ahead. Free-plan computers stop when credit runs out |
| Persistence | Files and installed software persist across stops; a stopped computer cold-boots from its saved disk (memory not kept). Sleep keeps memory. Clone and fork endpoints and reusable templates; free-plan files kept 7 days after credit runs out |
| GPU | Linux-only --gpu option with 2 GB (2q) or 4 GB (4q) slices; falls back to CPU if no GPU host is free |
| Networking | Outbound internet; 1 Gbps network on paid plans; own HTTP CONNECT proxy via the egress API; residential IPs (US-only, Linux-only) on request; public URLs for ports on paid plans; direct SSH for Linux |
| Pricing | Per second, no hourly minimum: Small (0.5 vCPU, 4 GB) $0.023/h running, $0.0014/h stopped; Medium (2 vCPU, 8 GB, 40 GB) $0.055/h running, $0.0027/h stopped; Large (4 vCPU, 16 GB) $0.11/h; XL (6 vCPU, 32 GB) $0.202/h; 2XL (8 vCPU, 64 GB) $0.368/h. Plans: Pay as you go $0; Starter $29/month (1 Medium always on); Growth $99/month (4 Medium); Scale $399/month (16 Medium, Windows included); Enterprise custom. Windows is $15/month per computer on Starter/Growth |
| Free tier | $5 starting credit for new accounts (about 90 running hours of one Medium computer); $2 for agent-created accounts; one computer at a time on Free |
| Compliance | Not documented |
| Regions | Not documented |
Facts from Orgo’s public documentation, verified November 9, 2026. Performance numbers are vendor claims.
Strengths and trade-offs
Strengths
- You want an agent to keep a persistent desktop that survives stops and restarts
- You need Windows as well as Linux desktops, and SSH access to the Linux ones
- You want to connect an MCP client such as Claude Code directly to a cloud computer
- You are watching cost: stopped computers cost fractions of a cent per hour
Trade-offs
- Hypervisor, regions and compliance are not documented
- Residential egress is US-only, Linux-only and by request
- Windows requires the Scale plan or a paid add-on
Good fit for: Agents that keep a persistent cloud desktop running around the clock with a browser, terminal and SSH.
Use cases Orgo fits
- Computer use: Persistent cloud desktops that keep running around the clock with a browser, terminal and SSH.
How Orgo compares
| Sandbox | Isolation | Open source | Self-host / BYOC | Cold start (vendor) | Max session | Snapshots / pause | GPU | SDKs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Orgo | Isolated VM (hypervisor not named) | No | No / No | Seconds (claimed) | Unlimited (paid) | Yes / Yes | Yes | Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, REST API, CLI, MCP server |
| Scrapybara | Not documented | No | No / No | <1 s (claimed) | 1 h default, configurable | No / Yes | No | Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, REST API, MCP server, CLI |
| Cua | gVisor container or VM | Yes | Yes / No | Not documented | Until destroyed | Yes / Yes | Not documented | Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, Rust, CLI, MCP server |
| exe.dev | VM (VMM per VM) | No | No / Yes | ~1 s (claim) | No cap | Yes / Not documented | Not documented | CLI (over SSH), HTTPS API, MCP server |
| Kasm Workspaces | Docker container | No | Yes / No | Not documented | Admin-defined | No / Not documented | Yes | REST API |
| Kernel | Unikernel VM per browser | Yes | Yes / No | ~30 ms p50 (claim) | Up to 72 h | Yes / Yes | Yes | JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, Go, CLI, REST API, MCP server |
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Sources
Cite this page
Agent Sandboxes. (2026). Orgo. agentsandboxes.org. Last reviewed November 9, 2026. https://agentsandboxes.org/sandboxes/orgo/
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