Free
Try EZiL OS and build small projects.
$0
No card needed
Start freeIncluded with Free:
- A real desktop in your browser
- VS Code and a browser built in
- 2 vCPU · 6 GB computer
- Sessions up to 1 hour
Your computer in the cloud
A full desktop with a browser and VS Code, in any tab. Start free and choose longer sessions when you need them.
No card needed for Free.
Your files and installed tools stay with your computer between sessions.
Build and preview without installing anything.
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Try EZiL OS and build small projects.
$0
No card needed
Start freeIncluded with Free:
For regular work, every day.
$20/month
Usage included · billed monthly
Get StandardEverything in Free, plus:
For heavy builds and long sessions.
$100/month
Usage included · billed monthly
Get PremiumEverything in Standard, plus:
Prices before tax.
A session is one stretch of time while your computer is running. Free sessions last up to 1 hour. Standard and Premium: No session time limit. Fair use still applies to every plan. At the Free session limit, your files are saved and the computer stops. You can start a new session from those files. One computer runs at a time.
Usage is included for everyday work: about 5 hours a month on Free, about 40 hours a month on Standard, about 500 standard-hours a month on Premium. Older Free accounts keep 8 hours. If you reach fair use, your computer pauses until your allowance renews, or you can upgrade. Free renews each calendar month in UTC; paid plans renew each billing period. Starting another session does not reset fair use.
Your files and installed tools stay. Running processes stop; they start fresh in the next session.
Start a paid plan from Settings → Billing. Standard to Premium upgrades show the prorated price before you pay and apply once payment succeeds. Cancellations and changes to a lower plan take effect at the end of your billing period. Your paid plan stays active until then.
Bigger computers use more resources: 4 vCPU counts double and 8 vCPU counts four times toward your monthly time. One hour on 2 vCPU uses one hour of that time; on 4 vCPU it uses two, and on 8 vCPU it uses four. Your choice applies to your next session.