Orgo
Orgo provides persistent, managed cloud computers for AI agents. It gives agents a full desktop with a browser, terminal, filesystem and applications, controllable through a dashboard, API, SDKs, CLI, MCP or SSH.
At a Glance
- AI-agent developers and startups
- Small teams and agencies
- Production engineering and operations teams
- Enterprise teams deploying fleets of agents
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Latest News
Orgo added Sonnet 4.6 and Kimi 2.5, launched the Max tier, added 8GB instances to the warm pool and improved agent prompting and workspace operations.
Orgo shipped credits and usage-based pricing, Claude Opus 4.6 support with fast mode, a Bash tool for agents and a rebuilt terminal.
Orgo added direct SSH access, reliable long-running commands, faster desktop loading and improved playground context and credentials handling.
Orgo announced 4x faster page loads, SDK auto-retry and workspace links.
Products & Services
Managed, persistent cloud computers for AI agents, with full desktops, browsers, terminal, filesystem and installable applications.
REST/API and Python and TypeScript SDK interfaces for provisioning computers, controlling them, using computer-use primitives and integrating model-driven agent loops.
Reusable computer images and configurations for launching reproducible agent environments; custom templates are available on Scale.
Live, embeddable virtual desktops that can be dropped into another application.
Market Position
Orgo positions itself as infrastructure for the computer layer of AI agents: unlike browser-only services such as Browserbase, it provides a complete persistent desktop with files, terminal and installable applications; unlike general cloud platforms, it focuses on fast-booting, agent-oriented computers and exposes computer-use APIs. It is complementary to model providers and agent frameworks rather than an agent model itself.
Leadership
Founders
Spencer Kinney
Founder of Orgo; his personal site describes prior software-engineering experience at JPMorgan and product/engineering work at startups.
Nick Vasilescu
Cofounder of Orgo and builder of AI-agent systems; he publishes technical and business material about deploying agents and maintains Orgo-related open-source projects.
Executive Team
Spencer Kinney
Founder
Product/engineering founder of Orgo; previously worked in software engineering at JPMorgan and at startups.
Nick Vasilescu
Cofounder
AI-agent builder and Orgo cofounder based in the San Francisco area; publishes Agent Operators and develops agent deployment projects around Orgo.
Founding Story
Orgo was started around the idea that AI agents need a computer where they can work, rather than only a chat interface or a browser tab. The founders initially built cloud computers for researchers and evolved the product into persistent, production-oriented infrastructure for computer-use agents, coding agents and virtual employees.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Paid monthly cloud-computer subscriptions with included compute capacity and AI credits, plus capacity add-ons, usage-based charges and custom annual enterprise/volume pricing.
Pricing Tiers
1 computer, 8GB RAM, 40GB storage, 1 team member, Linux, templates and $5 monthly AI credit.
4 computers, 32GB RAM, 160GB storage, 5 team members, Linux, templates and $10 monthly AI credit.
16 computers, 128GB RAM, 640GB storage, 25 team members, Linux and Windows, custom templates and $50 monthly AI credit.
Volume pricing for 60+ computers and 50+ team members.
Target Markets
- AI-agent developers and startups
- Small teams and agencies
- Production engineering and operations teams
- Enterprise teams deploying fleets of agents
- Researchers and builders of computer-use systems
- Computer-use agents that operate websites and desktop applications without an API
- Persistent virtual employees and business-process agents
- Cloud coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex
- Hosting OpenClaw, Hermes Agent and other CLI agents 24/7
- Data entry and workflows that combine several tools in one interface
- Developer and enterprise fleets of isolated agent computers
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- Hermes Agent users
- OpenClaw users
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