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

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Available instances

InstancevCPURAMAPI identifier
Small14 GBorgo-computer-small
Medium28 GBorgo-computer-medium
Large416 GBorgo-computer-large
XL432 GBorgo-computer-xl
All instances include Linux OS, full API access, and 1280x720 default resolution.

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Instance details

orgo-computer-small

1 vCPU / 4 GB RAMThe default instance. Great for lightweight browser automation, simple web scraping, and single-task agents.
ResourceValue
vCPU1
RAM4 GB
Default resolution1280x720
OSLinux
computer = Computer()  # Small is the default
2 vCPU / 8 GB RAMHandles heavier browser workloads, multi-tab sessions, and agents that run multiple tools concurrently.
ResourceValue
vCPU2
RAM8 GB
Default resolution1280x720
OSLinux
computer = Computer(ram=8, cpu=2)
4 vCPU / 16 GB RAMBuilt for development environments, data processing, and agents running resource-intensive applications.
ResourceValue
vCPU4
RAM16 GB
Default resolution1280x720
OSLinux
computer = Computer(ram=16, cpu=4)
4 vCPU / 32 GB RAMMaximum memory for large-scale processing, memory-heavy applications, and enterprise workloads.
ResourceValue
vCPU4
RAM32 GB
Default resolution1280x720
OSLinux
computer = Computer(ram=32, cpu=4)

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Choosing an instance

Web scraping & simple tasks

Small — 1 vCPU / 4 GB

Multi-tab browsing & automation

Medium — 2 vCPU / 8 GB

Dev environments & data processing

Large — 4 vCPU / 16 GB

Enterprise & memory-intensive work

XL — 4 vCPU / 32 GB

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Usage

Pass ram and cpu when creating a computer to select your instance type: 
from orgo import Computer

# Small (default)
computer = Computer()

# Medium
computer = Computer(ram=8, cpu=2)

# Large
computer = Computer(ram=16, cpu=4)

# XL
computer = Computer(ram=32, cpu=4)

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Accepted values

The API validates ram, cpu, and os on every computer creation request. Passing an invalid value returns an error.

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RAM

ValueDescription
44 GB (default)
88 GB
1616 GB
3232 GB
6464 GB
Maximum RAM per computer depends on your plan. Free: 4 GB. Developer: 8 GB. Startup: 16 GB. Max: 32 GB. Enterprise: 64 GB.

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CPU

ValueDescription
11 vCPU (default)
22 vCPU
44 vCPU
88 vCPU
1616 vCPU
All plans support up to 8 vCPU per computer.

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OS

ValueDescription
linuxLinux (default, only supported OS)

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Resolution

Resolution is passed as a string in WIDTHxHEIGHTxDEPTH format. Default is 1280x720x24. 
1024x768x24
1280x720x24
1920x1080x24

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Auto-stop duration

Auto-stop controls how long a computer can sit idle before it suspends. Accepted formats:
ValueDescription
"0"Disable auto-stop (computer runs continuously)
"5m"5 minutes
"15m"15 minutes (free-tier default, enforced)
"1h"1 hour
"1h30m"1 hour 30 minutes
"1d"1 day
"7d"7 days
"30d"30 days (maximum)
Must be between 10 seconds and 30 days. Accepts Go duration format (5m, 1h30m) or day shorthand (1d, 7d). Free-tier computers are locked to 15 minutes. Paid plans default to no auto-stop.

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Persistence & auto-stop

Computer behavior depends on your plan:
FreePaid (Developer, Startup, Max, Enterprise)
PersistenceState preserved across auto-stopFull state and disk persistence
Auto-stop15 minutes of inactivity (enforced)Disabled by default, configurable per-computer
Free-tier computers auto-stop after 15 minutes of inactivity. Paid plans can configure auto-stop per-computer or disable it entirely. All plans preserve state across stops — restarting a computer restores it to where it left off. See the Auto-stop guide for details.

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Included with every instance

All instance types share these capabilities:
  • Full REST API and SDK access
  • Template support for pre-configured environments
  • Screenshot, mouse, keyboard, and bash execution
  • File upload and download
  • VNC access
Instance type determines the compute resources per agent. The number of agents, storage, bandwidth, and other limits depend on your plan.