Kubi vs Orgo
Orgo and Kubi are the closest match: both rent always-on desktops that agents drive over an API and MCP, with a live view a person can take over. Orgo adds Windows, macOS, its own agent and team canvases; Kubi gives twice the CPU for half the price.
Where Kubi stands out
Three differences that decide most choices between Kubi and Orgo.
4 vCPU for $20 against $40
Orgo's $29 Starter runs one Medium: 2 vCPU, 8 GB, 40 GB. Bringing it to 4 vCPU and 60 GB with its add-ons makes $40 a month. A Kubi screen is 4 vCPU, 8 GB and 50 GB for $20 at the founding price.
Cheaper by the hour
Orgo's nearest hourly size with 4 vCPU is Large at $0.11 an hour. A disposable Kubi screen is $0.035 an hour, by the minute.
One price, running or stopped
A persistent screen costs the same whether it runs or not, with no add-ons to size it: the machine, the disk, 5 templates and 3 snapshots a screen are in the price.
The two products
Kubi
Kubi rents Linux desktops to AI agents. Each screen is its own virtual machine with 4 vCPU, 8 GB of memory and a 50 GB disk, Debian with a GNOME desktop and two browsers. An agent sees the screen, clicks, types, runs commands and moves files through one API, a TypeScript SDK or a hosted MCP server. A person watches live and takes control with one click. A persistent screen runs until you stop it, at one address with its disk kept, for $20 a month at the founding price. A disposable one runs by the minute for $0.035 an hour.
Orgo
Orgo sells cloud computers for AI agents: full Linux and Windows desktops that stay on, with a Mac or an iPhone by request, driven through its API, Python and TypeScript SDKs, a CLI and a hosted MCP server. A person watches in the browser and clicks to take over. Plans include platform credits for Orgo's own agent, templates, cloning and snapshots, and Growth and Scale add a shared canvas with live cursors.
Side by side
What each offers for a 4 vCPU, 8 GB machine, from Orgo's own pages on 2026-11-12.
| Kubi | Orgo | |
|---|---|---|
| Machine | 4 vCPU, 8 GB, 50 GB disk, its own VM | Medium: 2 vCPU, 8 GB, 40 GB; up to 6 vCPU, 32 GB |
| Left on a month, 4 / 8 | $20 founding, $25 list, running or stopped | $40 (Starter $29 + 2 vCPU $10 + 20 GB $1) |
| By the hour | $0.035 an hour by the minute; $0.003 stopped | Medium $0.055, Large (4 vCPU) $0.11 |
| How long it runs | Runs until you stop it; no idle shutdown | Paid computers always on, never auto-suspended |
| Desktop | GNOME desktop, Chromium and Firefox | Linux and Windows desktops with Chrome |
| Computer-use API | Screenshot, act, exec and files over one API | Screenshot, click, type, bash over API |
| MCP | Hosted MCP server with sign-in per screen | Hosted MCP with browser sign-in |
| Take control | Live view and Take control; agent calls wait | Live view with Click to take over |
| History | Every call with its screenshot, 30 daysAt launch | Not published |
| Other systems | Linux only; no GPU | Windows ($15 a month); Mac and iPhone by request |
| AI included | None: bring your own agent | $5 to $50 a month of platform credits |
| Free start | $5 of credit once, with a card | $3 of credit for one hourly Medium |
At launch: built and tested on Kubi's lab, and promised once the production servers run.
What it costs
Four common jobs, each priced from the public price lists with the cheapest plan that runs it.
| Job | Kubi, a month | Orgo, a month |
|---|---|---|
| One agent that never stops4 vCPU, 8 GB, running all month | $20 | $40Starter with vCPU and disk add-ons |
| One agent on workdays8 hours a day, 22 days, files kept | $20Persistent; disposable would be $7.82 | $40Plan computers stay on |
| Evals and short runs100 runs of 30 minutes a month | $1.75Disposable, by the minute | $34.50Starter plus Large by the hour |
| Ten agents, always on10 machines of 4 / 8 all month | $200 | $401Growth with add-ons |
Kubi. Persistent screens are $20 a month each at the founding price ($25 list), running or stopped. Disposable screens are $0.035 an hour while running, by the minute: 50 hours is $1.75.
Orgo. Orgo's add-ons are $2.50 per 0.5 vCPU, $2.50 per GB of memory and $1 per 20 GB of disk a month. Starter ($29) holds 2 vCPU, 8 GB and 40 GB: two more vCPU ($10) and 20 GB ($1) make $40. Hourly sizes other than Medium need a paid plan: $29 + 50 hours of Large at $0.11 = $34.50. Ten machines on Growth ($99, 8 vCPU, 32 GB, 160 GB) need 32 more vCPU ($160), 48 GB ($120) and 440 GB ($22): $401.
Limits to know
- Orgo has no 4 vCPU, 8 GB size: its 4 vCPU hourly size, Large, has 16 GB, and a 4 vCPU plan computer is built from add-ons.
- Orgo's region is not stated on its pricing page; its API examples name `nyc`.
- Kubi runs Linux only, with no Windows, macOS or GPU, and ships no agent of its own.
Which one should you use?
Use Orgo when
you need Windows or macOS, want an agent included, or work on shared computers as a team.
- Windows, Mac and iPhone
Windows on every paid plan as an add-on, included on Scale; Mac and iPhone fleets by request.
- An agent in the box
Platform credits pay for Orgo's own computer-use agent, or bring an OpenAI or Anthropic key.
- Team features
Workspaces, invites, share links, and live cursors with chat on Growth and Scale.
Use Kubi when
you bring your own agent and want the most machine for the money.
- Twice the CPU for half the price
4 vCPU, 8 GB and 50 GB for $20 a month, against $40 for the same size on Orgo.
- Disposable screens by the minute
$0.035 an hour for runs and evals, deleted at the end time you set.
- Nothing to add on
One size, one price: no vCPU, memory or disk add-ons to reach a 4 vCPU, 8 GB machine.
Questions people ask
Is Kubi cheaper than Orgo?
What does Orgo have that Kubi does not?
Can a person take over the screen on both?
Do Orgo computers stay on?
Where do the numbers on this page come from?
Sources
Read on 2026-11-12. Prices change: if a number here is out of date, write to support@trykubi.com and we fix it.
