AI inference & GPU cloud
Dory
Persistent Linux computers for AI agents, from about $0.03 an hour
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Ahrefs Domain Rating signal 13 Nov 2026, signal shifted 11 Nov 2026.
API-accessible Linux virtual machines with root, Docker, Chromium desktop and SSH, billed per second from prepaid credit.
What it is
Dory provides persistent Linux computers designed for AI agents. Each computer is a full Debian 13 virtual machine with root access, Docker and Compose included, a Chromium desktop, and SSH connectivity. Computers can be paused with state preserved in memory and resumed later, and are managed through a single HTTPS API with bearer token authentication.
Billing is per-second from prepaid USD credit topped up via Bitcoin or PayPal, with no card payment option. Each computer's monthly charges stop at a tiered cap based on size. Six sizes are available ranging from ac-2 (2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 40 GB disk) at approximately $0.0288 per hour to ac-64 (64 vCPU, 128 GB RAM, 1,280 GB disk) at approximately $0.9216 per hour. New accounts start at Tier 1 and can create ac-2 and ac-4 computers; larger sizes require Tier 2. The service includes preview URLs for private HTTPS access to any port, and supports snapshots and private images.
Systems
- Full Debian 13 Linux VM with root access
- Docker and Docker Compose included
- Chromium desktop with screenshots and input actions
- Private HTTPS preview URLs for any port
- SSH access including VS Code over SSH
- Pause and resume with state preservation
- HTTPS API with MCP server support
- Per-second billing with monthly caps
- Snapshots and private images
- Spend controls and monthly limits
Pricing
Pricing model: Paid
ac-2: $0.000008 per second ($0.0288 per hour), $13.50 monthly cap. ac-4: $0.000016 per second ($0.0576 per hour), $26.10 cap. ac-8: $0.000032 per second ($0.1152 per hour), $49.50 cap. ac-16: $0.000064 per second ($0.2304 per hour), $89.10 cap. ac-32: $0.000128 per second ($0.4608 per hour), $178.20
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Dory metrics
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Dory domain signal
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Public RDAP record, last read 13 Nov 2026, 03:09 UTC.
- Domain age 8 days
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- Registrar Porkbun LLC
- DNSSEC Not signed
Dory post-launch signal
The record for Dory after its launch on Nexora Launch (11 November 2026), from the readings we keep.
- 0 Domain Rating (Ahrefs) no change since launch
at launch: 0 (11 Nov 2026); latest: 12 Nov 2026 - 0 Trust Flow (Majestic)
first measured 11 Nov 2026 - 1 Referring domains (Majestic)
first measured 11 Nov 2026
Day 1 since launch. Next receipt: day 30, 11 Dec 2026. A change here is a reading, not a claim about its cause; lots of things move these figures. Anything we do not measure is not shown.
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Quick answers
- How do I start?
- Create an account, top up at least $20 with Bitcoin or PayPal, and confirm your email. You can then run up to 2 computers at a time, size ac-2 or ac-4, with access to larger sizes available after tier upgrades.
- What is a Dory computer?
- A persistent Linux virtual machine running Debian 13 with a desktop, SSH, Docker and Chromium. You have root access, create it from the API, an MCP client or the console, and it stays until you delete it.
- What is the difference between pause and stop?
- Pause writes memory to disk so every window and process is still there on resume. Stop keeps the disk and discards memory. A paused on-demand computer is not billed for compute; its stored disk and memory are billed inside the monthly cap.
- How does billing work?
- You prepay USD credit with Bitcoin or PayPal. Computers are billed per second while running, and each computer's monthly charge stops at its cap. There is no card payment, no free tier and no trial.
- Can I run Docker, a browser or a GPU workload?
- Docker, Compose and Chromium are included. There is no GPU, and no Windows or macOS.
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