Simple plans, priced per phone.

It already is — see the plans above. These are early-access preview prices; they may still change before general availability, and we'll announce it here if they do.

You can try a live phone right now for 90 seconds, without signing up — it's the same kind of device you get on a plan. Every phone is a real Android system with its own container and its own compute, so plans start at Starter rather than at a free tier.

The prices above are what early-access teams will pay once billing opens. Right now there is no payment and no card: request a device and we'll be in touch.

During early access you sign up by email and we onboard your team personally; online payment opens when billing does. The plan is a flat monthly price per plan, billed in advance, cancel anytime. Starter and Team are fixed prices for the phone count shown above — no per-minute or per-session metering. Enterprise terms are agreed directly with you.

Possibly. We're publishing real numbers now because we intend to honor them for early-access teams, but final GA pricing may differ — we'll tell you plainly if it does.

Team targets 99.0% monthly API availability and Enterprise 99.5%. Every plan runs on the same platform in a Hetzner data centre in Helsinki, with API health checked automatically every two minutes. A formal SLA with service credits is on the roadmap: it arrives with external uptime monitoring (Team) and a second server with backups (Enterprise). Until then the figures are service targets, and Starter runs without a stated target. Measured results are on the test results page.

Yes. Starter gives you 1, Team gives you 3, and Enterprise is sized to what you need — each phone in its own container and on its own network, so they can't see each other.

Most do. Some apps — often banking, DRM-protected streaming and some games — refuse to run on virtualized or uncertified devices. That isn't something a higher plan changes, and we'll tell you plainly if an app you care about is one of them.

Every phone reports itself as a genuine Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra (SM-S938B) — model, brand, manufacturer and build fingerprint all match a real device, not a generic emulator string. That closes the simple "obviously fake" checks a lot of ordinary apps run. These are virtualized devices without a physical SIM, GPU or hardware security chip, so hardware-backed attestation (Play Integrity's strongest tiers, the kind serious banking apps gate money transfers on) is outside what they pass. If your use case needs that level of certification, talk to us before you build on it.

Some apps and platforms restrict virtual devices or automated use in their terms, and some act on it by limiting or banning accounts. That decision belongs to each platform, so read the terms of the apps you plan to use and use the phone at your own judgement.

Sign-ins stay human: you sign in yourself, and your agent never handles your passwords or 2FA.