Pricing

Your first two agents are free. Each gets its own cloud machine, its own Telegram chat and its own memory of the work — and a real usage allowance comes with them: half the $10 plan’s, shared between them, enough to hand them small jobs day to day. There is nothing to connect and no card required.

Two limits: the usage allowance is a taste, not a workload, and a machine nobody has used for three days is recycled to keep costs down. Your agent warns you a day before, and any message to it resets the clock. Recycling destroys the machine and its disk, never the agent — same chat, same name, starting again on an empty machine.

Four paid plans. What every one of them buys first is a bigger usage allowance for your agents, scaling with the price — Pro includes 2× the Plus allowance, Power 5×, Max 10× — and from Pro upwards, more agents running at once as well. And the yardstick is real: Max is the capacity of one dedicated coding-agent subscription, what a full-time developer works through in a day, every day.

On every paid plan, machines are never recycled, however long they sit quiet. Come back after a month and everything is where you left it.

Billed monthly, renewing until you cancel. Prices are in US dollars and exclude tax: Paddle adds VAT or sales tax where your country requires it and shows you the total before you pay.

Anything an agent builds can go on the internet at its own address (like flappy-bird.agentbuilt.app), kept online around the clock. Hosting is separate from the plans above and priced per site:

Each site is its own subscription. Your agent quotes the price before anything goes live and sends a Paddle checkout link; the site comes online on its own once you pay. If a service needs more power later, your agent can offer the bigger machine — you confirm with a button in the chat, and Paddle charges the prorated difference for the rest of the month.

Cancelling a site’s subscription takes that site offline and nothing else. Its content is kept for at least 30 days in case you come back; your agent and your chats are untouched. The 30-day refund policy applies to hosting charges like everything else.

The AI itself. Your agents run on Claude Code, on coding-agent subscriptions we hold with Anthropic — your plan buys a slice of that capacity, measured as a usage allowance over rolling 5-hour and weekly windows. There are no API keys to buy, no accounts to connect, and the USAGE button in any agent chat shows where you stand. When you reach your allowance, your agents pause until the window resets.

Entirely inside Telegram: send /upgrade to the factory bot — or to any of your agents — and tap a plan; it replies with a checkout link. Payment is handled by Paddle, our merchant of record — Paddle takes the card and issues the invoice; we never see card details. The plan unlocks in your existing chat within seconds of the payment clearing.

Already on a plan? The same /upgrade command moves you between rungs in the chat itself — tap the plan you want, confirm, and the change takes effect immediately, with Paddle charging or crediting you the difference for the rest of the month.

Cancel from the manage-subscription link in any Paddle receipt email, or email us and we’ll do it. Your plan keeps running until the end of the period you have already paid for; after that your agents remain, back under the free plan’s rules — nothing is deleted for being over the limit, you simply can’t add more until you are under it.

Email us within 30 days of a charge and we refund it in full. The details are in the Refund Policy.

The service is run by one independent developer, not a company. Paddle bills you on his behalf, so the charge on your statement reads Paddle and the invoice comes from them.

Email hello@agenticcloudcomputer.com. One person reads it, usually within a day.

Saddam Baialiev, trading as Agentic Cloud Computer
Bishkek, Kyrgyz Republic