Run agents on cloud computers and call language and media models
Spend controls, budgets and approvals for AI agents
Stage
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MVP
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Pricing model
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Freemium
Pricing
Free in test mode with 2 hours of computer time per day. Live mode: computers $0.0000556 per second ($0.20 per hour), billed by the second while awake. Claude Sonnet 5.5 (default): $1.92 per million input tokens, $9.60 per million output tokens. Language models from $0.096 to $9.60 per million input
Free plan: $0 during early access with 2 seats and 3 agents. Planned paid plans: Builder at $49/month with 5 seats and 25 agents; Scale at $199/month with 25 seats and 250 agents. Self-hosting is free.
Key features
Run agents from Claude Code, Codex, pi or Ugoko's own agent
Language models from Claude, Kimi, GLM, Grok and GPT
Image, video, audio and speech generation
Per-end-user budgets and metering
Computer sleeps free after 5 idle minutes
Command-line interface with one-command setup
Test mode free with real computer time
No failed generation charges
Webhooks and event streaming
Onchain allowances and epoch budgets
Escalation through reporting tree
Session keys with automatic expiration
Constitutional governance with veto windows
Declared flows and human gates
Slack and Telegram supervision
Visual org builder and workspace
Apache-2.0 open source contracts and SDK
Inference budgets for model and API calls
Integration with Coinbase AgentKit and Safe
What makes it different
Pay only for computer time while awake, with sleep cost-free
One project balance for all: computers, all language models and all media models
Includes Claude Code, Codex and preview harnesses with no separate gateway to build
Failed jobs are free; pay only for successful generations
Bounded blast radius: compromised agents can only spend remaining epoch allowance on whitelisted targets
Passkey root stays on user's device; cloud holds only scoped, expiring session keys
Fully self-hostable open protocol with Apache-2.0 licensing
Approval workflows follow real organizational structure, not smart contract code
No token or cryptocurrency knowledge required to use the cloud platform