Your AI agent,
with its own computer.

Cloud computers for AI agents, hosted in Malaysia. Connect the agent you already use, such as Claude, Codex, Cursor or Claude Code, through our MCP server, or use the sandbox API, CLI, and SDKs, and it works on its own Linux VM in Cyberjaya. Or chat with the BoxCompute agent in your browser: it installs software, runs your app, and sends you a live preview link.

No. The web app runs the agent and its workspace in the cloud. You only need a browser.

Yes. Add https://mcp.boxcompute.ai/mcp to Claude, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or another MCP client and sign in, or use an API key. Your agent can then create VMs, run commands, edit files, and open preview links. You can also use the HTTP API and SDKs, the CLI’s coding-agent skill, or a framework integration.

The web agent keeps running when you close the tab, within runtime and approval limits. An agent running on your laptop still needs the laptop to stay on, even if its sandbox is in the cloud.

It’s a one-time credit for Small and Large VMs, added when you sign up. It’s valid for 14 days, one per person, and can’t pay the Starter subscription fee.

The first 30 Starter members keep $15.99 a month and $40 of monthly credit for as long as their subscription stays active. Cancel anytime and keep the plan until the end of the paid month.

Yes. Add any whole-dollar amount of credit from $5 to $500 in the app, with no subscription. It pays for VM time, never expires, and lets you run three VMs at once instead of two. It doesn’t raise the BoxCompute agent’s daily AI allowance: Starter or your own model key does, and an agent you connect over MCP uses your own AI plan.

A running VM uses credit by the second, including idle time, until it stops: about $0.05 an hour for Small and $0.15 for Large, with a one-minute minimum. Stopped VMs cost nothing. Starter’s $40 monthly credit is used first and resets each month. Credit you add, from $5 to $500 on any plan, is used last and never expires.

Your agent’s VM keeps its workspace files when it stops. For files you want to keep for good, ask the agent to save them to Assets, or upload them yourself. Assets keeps them after a VM is deleted, with unlimited storage on Starter and files up to 5 GiB each.

Not separately. The BoxCompute agent comes with an AI allowance: a daily one on the free plan and a larger one on Starter. To go further, bring your own model key, or connect your own agent over MCP so your AI provider bills you directly. Either way, you pay us only for VM time.

If you need a server running around the clock, a VPS costs less. BoxCompute is built for agent work: you pay by the second only while a VM runs, the AI agent, browser desktop and live previews come with it, and idle VMs stop on their own.

Yes. It requests control of its VM’s desktop, following your approval settings, then opens Chrome and clicks, types, scrolls, and checks each screen. Watch live in the Computer tab and take over anytime. It won’t type passwords or payment details; it hands those to you.

In Southeast Asia. Our first region, Cyberjaya in Malaysia, is online now, and VMs and the files in them stay there. Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, the rest of Southeast Asia, and Australia are coming soon.

Yes, for development and testing. Web apps get preview links; database clients need TCP access, which depends on your deployment. VM sandboxes are in beta.

Yes. We start with an Agentic VMs pilot on your hardware or in your cloud account, and agree on scope, pricing, data routing, and support before setup. External model providers still receive model requests.