Orgo is a Y Combinator-backed platform for launching persistent virtual computers and running and managing AI agents through the web and an API.
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overview
Orgo is a cloud virtual-computer platform for businesses and teams that enables them to launch persistent computers and run and manage AI agents. Users can watch agents work, connect them to Gmail, Slack, and over 100 other apps, and access Orgo through the web or API. Orgo is backed by Y Combinator.
features
Orgo combines persistent virtual computers with tools for configuring, observing, and connecting AI agents. Its listed model support includes Claude, OpenAI GPT, Gemini, and Nous Research Hermes Agent.
use cases
Orgo is intended for businesses and teams that need managed cloud computers for AI-agent workflows. Its stated capabilities center on running agents, observing their work, and connecting them to applications.
how to use
Create an Orgo account, choose a plan or use the free tier, then launch a virtual computer and configure an agent. Teams can also use the API documented at https://docs.orgo.ai/ to work with Orgo programmatically.
pricing
Orgo lists a free tier at $0 per hour, with $5 in free credit. Paid plans are Starter at $24/month, Growth at $82/month, and Scale at $332/month. The published usage figure is $0.055 per hour; the stated example for one Medium computer running for 10 hours is approximately $0.55. Plan-specific API rate limits are not published as numerical figures.
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