Clears your inbox before you wake up
agent: OpenClaw- 07:00read 38 new emails
- 07:03archived 31, labelled 4
- 07:05drafted 3 replies for you to check
- 07:06Telegram → you: 2 need you
A full computer in the cloud for your agent. Browser, terminal, code editor, any app you install. Always on, separate from your laptop, and you can watch it work. From $29 a month.
Runs OpenClaw, Hermes, Claude computer use, Codex and Browser Use.
Example: the agent opens Gmail, archives newsletters, drafts a reply, researches suppliers, runs the tests and messages you on Telegram.
Notyour laptopyour files, your accounts, your home networka headless serverno desktop, so your agent can't use appsa sandbox that expiresforgets every login after a few hoursIts own computer.
Anything you'd install on a computer, your agent can use. You bring the agent and your accounts. Cubicles gives it the computer.
Plus anything else you can install.
Give each agent its own computer, so its logins, files and mistakes stay separate. Add another in about a minute, and put one to sleep when it's idle: its files stay.
No limit on how many. Each is its own flat monthly plan.
Add a computerSkip the hardware. Keep the computer.
| What you get | Cubicles | Mac mini | Headless VPS | Dev sandbox |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A real desktop your agent can see | Yes | Yes | No: Can't use apps | Yes |
| Stays on and signed in | Yes | Yes | Yes | No: Expires in hours |
| Off your home network | Yes | No: Sits on your Wi‑Fi | Yes | Yes |
| Watch it from your phone | Yes | Partly: Needs remote setup | No: Nothing to watch | Yes |
| Ready in a minute, nothing to buy | Yes | No: $599 and weeks to ship | Yes | Partly: Set up in code |
Estimates as of Oct 2026. Mac mini: $599 plus power, spread over three years. Dev sandbox: per-second pricing for a similar machine left on all month.
Agents juggling browser, docs and sheets.
Coding agents, builds and data tools.
Heavy apps and long multi-step runs.
Any agent that runs on Ubuntu and uses a computer the way a person does: reading the screen and using the mouse and keyboard, or driving a browser. OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, Claude computer use, Codex and Browser Use all run on it. Windows is launching soon.
Inside your computer. Open it in your browser, install your agent like you would on any desktop, sign in to the accounts it needs and start it. Close the tab and it keeps working. Open it again from any device to watch.
A VPS with 8 GB of RAM costs $40+ a month, and it's headless, so your agent can't use apps. There's no desktop for it to open Chrome, VS Code or LibreOffice the way you do, and nothing for you to watch. Cubicles gives your agent a full desktop you can open from any browser.
Your agent runs on its own computer, away from your laptop, your files and your home network, so a mistake stays on that computer. It doesn't stop an agent from being tricked by something it reads, so only sign it in to the accounts it needs.
Your agent uses a real browser on a real desktop, not a headless bot. Cubicles computers run in a data centre, though, and some sites challenge traffic from data centres, so now and then your agent may need you to sign in or pass a check.
On the day you create a computer and the same day each month after. Prices are before tax; sales tax or VAT for your country is added at checkout.
Yes. Cancel the subscription from the computer's page and billing stops. No contracts.