Orgo
Cloud desktops for AI agents — full Linux or Windows machines in under 500ms via API
0About Orgo
Orgo sells computers to agents. It provisions full cloud desktops — a real GUI, browser, filesystem, terminal and standard applications — in under 500 milliseconds through an API, and the vendor is explicit that it is not the agent, it is the machine underneath one. Two use cases follow from that. The first is agent hosting: run any agent 24/7 inside a real computer as a managed alternative to a Mac mini under a desk or a hand-configured VPS, with OpenClaw, Hermes, Claude Code and Codex named as things people run this way. The second is computer use: hand a CUA from Claude, GPT, Grok or Gemini a real desktop it can see and operate, so it browses, codes and drives software the way a person would rather than through scraped APIs. Access is available two ways — a dashboard where you launch computers, watch the live screen and collaborate with teammates in real time, and a programmatic surface with REST, a Python SDK, a CLI, WebSockets and an OpenAI-compatible chat endpoint. Computers run on bare metal with resizable RAM and CPU, stay up until you stop or delete them, and can be saved as templates preconfigured with the tools, apps, accounts and workflows an agent needs. Fleet management spans clients, projects and teams from one control plane. Linux is on every plan, Windows on the top tier, and macOS desktops are in closed beta. The vendor reports running over 10,000 computers.
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Key Features
Orgo Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- +$29 entry tier is cheaper than most always-on VPS setups once you count setup time
- +Model-agnostic — works with any CUA rather than locking you to one provider
- +Watching the live screen makes agent debugging vastly easier than reading logs
⚠️ Cons
- −Windows requires the $399 Scale tier
- −macOS is still closed beta, so Apple-platform work is not yet served
- −One computer on the entry plan means no parallel agent runs without upgrading
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