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
Choose your plan
Standard
For regular work, every day.
$20/month
Usage included · billed monthly
Get StandardEverything in Free, plus:
- Your own 2 vCPU · 8 GB computer in Mumbai
- No session time limit
Premium
For heavy builds and long sessions.
$100/month
Usage included · billed monthly
Get PremiumEverything in Standard, plus:
- Choose 2, 4 or 8 vCPU (8, 16 or 32 GB) in Mumbai
- No session time limit
- Bigger computers use your monthly time faster
Prices before tax.
Frequently asked questions
What is a session?
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.
What does fair use mean?
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.
What stays after a session?
Your files and installed tools stay. Running processes stop; they start fresh in the next session.
How do upgrades and cancellations work?
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.
Why do bigger computers use time faster?
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.