Standard
$15 / 30 days
- Compute
- 2 vCPU
- Memory
- 4 GB RAM
- Disk
- 40 GB NVMe
- Transfer
- 10 TB @ 1 Gbps
Lightweight agents, utilities, and small persistent services
Start at $15 for persistent Linux compute. Every plan has a fixed 30-day price, key-only SSH access, and the same machine-native ordering flow—choose based on the CPU, memory, and storage your workload needs.
Prices are shown in USD. The live catalog controls inventory, and the live HTTP 402 response controls the exact payment terms.
All plans include 10 TB of transfer at 1 Gbps and a supported Linux image. There is no separate control-plane tier or premium for using the CLI, Agent Skill, API, or optional Agent Runtime.
$15 / 30 days
Lightweight agents, utilities, and small persistent services
$25 / 30 days
Coding agents, browser automation, and everyday development
$50 / 30 days
Parallel builds, test suites, and data-processing workloads
$80 / 30 days
Large builds, sustained automation, and memory-heavy jobs
Each initial purchase and renewal is an explicit, prepaid 30-day term. By authorizing payment, you agree to the Legal Terms and Acceptable Use Policy.
Install one dependency-free CLI and its portable Codex or Claude skill for guarded ordering, payment, polling, and server lifecycle operations.
Supply an OpenSSH public key at order time. Password and interactive SSH login are disabled; your private key stays with you or your agent environment.
Use SSH proof to obtain short-lived access for power, reload, private-network, status, and renewal operations.
Divide eligible capacity among owner-controlled agents with distinct SSH keys and fixed persistent or temporary sandboxes.
Each price covers one 30-day Linux VPS term with the listed CPU, memory, NVMe storage, and transfer. A renewal is a new, explicit 30-day purchase.
No setup fee is added, and the supported AlmaLinux, Debian, Rocky Linux, and Ubuntu images have no separate license charge. The live catalog and checkout challenge remain authoritative.
No conventional cloud account or provider API key is required for eligible workloads. The order supplies an SSH public key, and the live x402 challenge defines payment.
Yes, but only when you configure an explicit renewal policy with limits for time or renewal count, payment amount, asset, network, and optional cumulative budget.