Stop wasting hours setting up dev environments.

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Dev Environments

Launch a VM with Claude Code, Aider, Codex, or Gemini pre-installed. SSH in and start building — no setup, no Docker, no dependency hell.

Pay by the hour. No subscriptions. Destroy anytime.

90-second provisioning
6 AI tools pre-installed
Dedicated isolated VMs

Three steps to coding with AI

From zero to a fully configured AI dev environment in under two minutes.

Step 01

Pick Your Tools

Choose from Claude Code, Aider, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Cline, or Roo Code. Select one or install them all.

Step 02

Launch

Pick a size and region. Your VM spins up in under 90 seconds with everything pre-installed and configured.

Step 03

Code

SSH in and start building. Your API keys are pre-loaded, your repo is cloned, and your AI tools are ready.

Everything you need, nothing you don't

A real VM with real tools. No artificial limitations.

Pre-Installed AI Tools

Claude Code, Aider, OpenAI Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Cline, and Roo Code. No setup, no dependency hell. Just SSH and go.

API Keys Pre-Loaded

Enter your API keys at launch. They are injected as environment variables so every tool works out of the box.

Full SSH Access

Root SSH access to a real Linux VM. Install anything, run anything. No artificial sandboxing or restrictions.

Isolated Environments

Every VM is a dedicated DigitalOcean droplet. Your code never shares resources with other users.

Pay by the Hour

No subscriptions. Spin up a VM when you need it, destroy it when you are done. Billed to the minute.

One-Click Destroy

Done coding? Destroy the VM instantly from the dashboard. No lingering charges, no cleanup needed.

Simple, honest pricing

Pay by the hour. No subscriptions, no hidden fees. Destroy your VM anytime.

Starter

Light tasks, single-tool sessions

$0.036/hr

2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 80 GB SSD

  • 2 AMD vCPUs
  • 4 GB RAM
  • 80 GB NVMe SSD
  • All AI tools available
  • SSH root access
Launch Starter VM

Billed to the minute. Destroy anytime.

Recommended

Pro

Multi-tool workflows, larger repos

$0.071/hr

4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, 160 GB SSD

  • 4 AMD vCPUs
  • 8 GB RAM
  • 160 GB NVMe SSD
  • All AI tools available
  • SSH root access
  • Best for multi-tool setups
Launch Pro VM

Billed to the minute. Destroy anytime.

Power

Heavy builds, monorepos, CI pipelines

$0.143/hr

8 vCPU, 16 GB RAM, 320 GB SSD

  • 8 AMD vCPUs
  • 16 GB RAM
  • 320 GB NVMe SSD
  • All AI tools available
  • SSH root access
  • Ideal for monorepos & builds
Launch Power VM

Billed to the minute. Destroy anytime.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is CloudVM different from CodePilot?

CodePilot is a managed AI coding agent that runs in your browser. CloudVM gives you a raw Linux VM with AI coding tools pre-installed. You SSH in and use the tools directly from the command line. Think of CodePilot as a hosted service, and CloudVM as your own dev machine in the cloud.

What AI tools come pre-installed?

You choose from Claude Code (Anthropic), Aider, OpenAI Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Cline, and Roo Code. Select any combination at launch time. All tools are configured and ready to use.

Do I need my own API keys?

Yes. You provide your own API keys for the AI services you want to use (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google). Keys are injected as environment variables when the VM boots. We never store them after provisioning.

How long does provisioning take?

Most VMs are ready in 60-90 seconds. You will see the status update in real time on your dashboard, and you will get the SSH credentials as soon as the VM is running.

Can I clone a private repo?

Yes. Provide your repo URL at launch and the VM will clone it on boot. For private repos, use an HTTPS URL with a personal access token or set up SSH keys after connecting.

How does billing work?

VMs are billed by the hour at the listed rate. You are only charged while the VM exists. Destroy it from the dashboard when you are done and billing stops immediately.

Stop fighting your dev environment.

Launch an AI-powered VM in 90 seconds. SSH in and start building.

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