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Every Orgo computer runs on a dedicated instance with guaranteed resources. Choose the instance type that fits your workload.

Available instances

There is no instance-type identifier to pass. A computer’s size is the ram and cpu you send to POST /computers; the names below are shorthand for common pairs, not API values. Every computer has full API access and boots at 1280x720. Linux is the default operating system. Set os on create to choose another.

Instance details

Standard

1 CPU / 4GB RAMThe default instance. Great for lightweight browser automation, simple web scraping, and single-task agents.
2 CPU / 8GB RAMHandles heavier browser workloads, multi-tab sessions, and agents that run multiple tools concurrently.
4 CPU / 16GB RAMBuilt for development environments, data processing, and agents running resource-intensive applications.
4 CPU / 32GB RAMHeavy memory for large-scale processing, memory-heavy applications, and enterprise workloads. Pass ram=64, cpu=4 for the largest computer you can create.

Choosing an instance

Web scraping & simple tasks

Standard: 1 CPU / 4GB

Multi-tab browsing & automation

Medium: 2 CPU / 8GB

Dev environments & data processing

Large: 4 CPU / 16GB

Enterprise & memory-intensive work

XL: 4 CPU / 32GB

Usage

Pass ram and cpu when creating a computer to select your instance type:

Accepted values

POST /computers validates ram, cpu, and os before it provisions anything. A value outside the sets below returns 400 with the accepted set in the message, for example {"error": "cpu must be 0.5, 1, 2, 4, 8, or 16 cores"}. Omit any of the three and you get the default. Clearing that check is not the whole story. One computer is capped at 4 vCPU, 64 GB RAM, and 300 GB of disk. No plan on sale raises that cap, and add-ons only take you up to it. Your own per-computer ceiling starts below the cap and depends on your plan. See orgo.ai/pricing.

RAM

Integer, optional, in GB. Defaults to 4. Anything else returns 400: {"error": "ram must be 4, 8, 16, 32, or 64 GB"}.
Your plan also caps RAM per computer and RAM across your account, below the 64 GB cap. A request inside the table above can still be refused with 403 on quota grounds. See orgo.ai/pricing for the current limits.

CPU

Number, optional, in cores. Defaults to 1. Anything else returns 400: {"error": "cpu must be 0.5, 1, 2, 4, 8, or 16 cores"}. 8 and 16 are in the accepted set, so they clear the value check. They then fail the quota check with 403 and code PER_COMPUTER_CPU_CAP, on every plan on sale. Treat 4 as the real maximum.

OS

String, optional. Defaults to linux. Anything else returns 400: {"error": "os must be linux, windows, macos, or android"}. A non-Linux computer is placed on a host that can boot that guest, so capacity for it is narrower than for Linux.

Resolution

Resolution is passed as a string in WIDTHxHEIGHTxDEPTH format. Default is 1280x720x24.

Persistence

A computer’s disk and files persist across stop/start. Stopping a computer archives its disk. Starting it again restores your files and installed software on a fresh host, so the computer comes back with a new IP. In-memory state and running processes are not preserved. Computers run continuously until you explicitly stop them.

Included with every instance

All instance types share these capabilities:
  • Full REST API and SDK access
  • Screenshot, mouse, keyboard, and bash execution
  • File upload and download
  • VNC access

Plans

Instance type sets the resources of one computer. How many computers you can run, how much RAM and storage they draw from in total, and how many seats your team gets are all properties of your plan. Plans change, so this page does not restate them. See orgo.ai/pricing for current limits and pricing.

Scaling and limits

Your Usage page (profile dropdown -> Usage) shows current consumption and lets you set custom limits, add machines to your account, and manage capacity. You can drive the same actions from the CLI. Need more? Orgo runs deep US inventory and can support thousands of computers or more, with global support. If you’re planning a large or sustained fleet, reach out and we’ll provision for it.