Agent hosting
A computer in the cloud for Hermes Agent, OpenClaw, Codex, Claude Code, or your own agent. It runs until you stop it and keeps its files, tools, and settings between runs. Used by 1,000+ teams.
Most of the world’s work happens on a computer. So we believe agents that can use one will be the most important result of AI.
Their work is compounding. Soon they will do much of what we do, and some of it better. A machine on your desk can’t keep up with that.
Orgo gives every agent its own computer in the cloud, so you can close your laptop and the work keeps going.
Every agent gets a computer in the cloud. You choose what runs on it and how you reach it.
A computer in the cloud for Hermes Agent, OpenClaw, Codex, Claude Code, or your own agent. It runs until you stop it and keeps its files, tools, and settings between runs. Used by 1,000+ teams.
Any computer-use model can drive a full Linux or Windows desktop: screenshots, clicks, typing, scrolling, and commands. Your agent can use software that has no API.
Computer-use models from Anthropic, OpenAI, xAI, and more on one OpenAI-compatible endpoint, with AI credit on every plan. Or bring your own keys.
A REST API, Python and TypeScript SDKs, the orgo CLI, an MCP server, and SSH. Linux computers boot in seconds, so agents can start their own.
Watch every desktop live in your browser, group computers into workspaces, and choose who can see or operate each one.
Start computers with apps, tools, and settings already installed, from a ready-made template or, on Scale, one of your own.
Put a live Orgo computer inside your own app, so your users can watch and work alongside your agents. No infrastructure to run.
What sandboxes and servers leave out.
A sandbox runs some code and shuts down. An Orgo computer is a whole desktop, with a browser, a terminal, files, and any app your agent installs.
Computers run until you stop them. Files, tools, and sessions survive every restart.
Linux computers boot in seconds. A traditional server takes minutes to set up.
A VPS is a bare server: you add the desktop, the remote screen, and the controls. Orgo has them built in, with a live view of your agent at work.
Plans start at $29 a month, with no contract below Enterprise. Add computers, CPU, memory, or storage whenever you need them.
People who put agents to work.
Agencies running agents like Hermes Agent and OpenClaw for their clients
Solo builders with a personal agent that works around the clock
Developers building computer-use agents for software without an API
Startups putting live Orgo computers inside their own products
Engineers running Claude Code or Codex in the cloud, from any device
Enterprise teams running large fleets on dedicated or on-prem hardware
Founded in 2025 and based in San Francisco. Backed by Forum Ventures, Z Fellows, Pareto Holdings, Y Combinator, and others. Today, more than 1,000 teams run their agents on Orgo.

From your code to a working agent in three steps.
Your agent connects through the API.
Orgo starts a computer in the cloud.
The agent sees the screen, moves the mouse, types, and gets the work done.
Discord, email, or in-app chat. We usually reply within an hour.
Book 15 minutes for setup help, pricing, or a second opinion on your agent.
Book a callWhat people ask before they sign up.
Orgo makes computers for AI agents: cloud desktops with a browser, terminal, and filesystem that agents can see and control through one API.
Orgo hosts computer-use models from Anthropic, OpenAI, xAI, and more, or you can bring your own keys. Hermes Agent, OpenClaw, Claude Code, Codex, and your own agents all run on Orgo computers.
Yes. A computer runs until you stop it, and its files, tools, and sessions survive restarts.
Linux on every plan. Windows is included on Scale and is $15 a month on other paid plans. Mac (from $90 a month) and iPhone (from $65 a month) are by request.
Starter is $29 a month, Growth $99, and Scale $399. Enterprise is priced by volume. Every plan below Enterprise is month to month, and you can add capacity as you grow.
Yes. Each client gets a workspace with its own computers and access, and a template sets up a new client in seconds.
Every agent runs on its own isolated computer, and workspace roles decide who can see or operate it. Our controls are in the Trust Center.