Yes. Two hours are credited to your account when you sign up, and spending them costs nothing — no card, no deposit and no top-up first. You only pay if you decide to keep renting once they run out.
Start a Free 2-Hour Android
Cloud Phone Trial — No Card
Sign in with Google and two free hours land in your account. Spend them on a real Android device exactly the way a paying rental works — no card, no deposit, nothing switched off. It keeps running on the server even after you close the tab.
- 2 free hours on signup
- No card, no deposit
- Real ARM hardware, no emulator
- Runs in your browser
What the Free Trial Includes
The trial is not a demo — it is a normal rental paid for with your free hours, on the same fleet paying customers use. Same devices, same controls, nothing switched off. The only difference is the two-hour cap.
Do I need a credit card?
No. The trial asks for no card and no deposit — you sign in with Google and rent a trial device at zero cost.
What the platform delivers
| Hardware | Real ARM Android |
|---|---|
| Streaming | WebRTC, up to 2K |
| Frame rate | Up to 60 fps |
| Latency (Vietnam) | ~25ms typical |
| Trial devices | 1 at a time |
| Stays online | Tab closed or not |
What you can do from the browser
- Real hardware, no emulationA physical ARM Android board in a data centre, streamed to your browser over WebRTC — not software pretending to be a phone.
- Install anything you playSign into Google Play on the device and install as usual, or push an APK straight from your computer.
- Full touch and keyboard controlMulti-finger gestures, hardware keyboard with non-English input, plus Back, Home and Recents.
- Move files and text both waysUpload files to the device, pull files and screenshots back, and copy-paste between your computer and the phone.
- Tune the streamSwitch resolution between 360p and 2K, rotate the screen and trade frame rate against sharpness while you play.
- Keeps running when you don'tThe device lives in the data centre, so it keeps going after you close the tab — you just reopen the viewer.
How to Start Your Trial in 3 Steps
Nothing to install on your machine — it all happens in the browser. From sign-in to playing takes about a minute.
Turn off any VPN or proxy, then sign in with Google
Google is the only way in — there is no email-and-password form. One thing to get right first: your wallet currency is set by your IP at the moment you register and cannot be changed afterwards, so switch any VPN or proxy off before you sign in.
Your two free hours are already there
They are credited to your account automatically when you register — nothing to claim, no voucher code to enter. Pick a device and choose your free hours as the payment method.
Open the viewer and play
The phone opens in your browser. Install a game, sign into your account and start playing — your rental clock starts here.
What you can actually test in your session
- Install your game from Google Play or push an APK from your computer
- Feel real input latency and watch the live RTT / bitrate / FPS badge
- Leave a game grinding, close the tab, then reopen the viewer
- Try multi-finger gestures, the keyboard, and two-way copy-paste
- Push resolution up to 2K and see how your connection holds
- Check that your account signs in and plays the way you expect
What It Costs After the Trial
Extend before your time runs out to stay on the same phone, or rent a fresh one afterwards. You pay from a prepaid wallet for the hours you book — longer bookings drop into a cheaper tier. Prices are pulled live from the platform, so what you see here is what you pay.
| Cycle | Price | Per hour |
|---|---|---|
| Hourly | $0.2/ hour | $0.2 |
| Daily | $0.49/ day | $0.02−90% |
| Weekly | $2.45/ week | $0.014−93% |
| MonthlyCheapest per hour | $9.5/ month | $0.013−93% |
* Effective per-hour rate on the 30-day tier — the longer you book, the cheaper every hour. Nothing renews or charges you automatically: when a rental ends, it ends. You top up a prepaid wallet first (VietQR for VND; Visa card via Stripe for USD), and top-ups are not refundable. Figures come live from the platform; no price on this page is hardcoded.
What Happens When the Trial Ends
So there are no surprises: here is exactly what happens when your trial time runs out, and what the trial does not cover.
When your trial time ends
- The rental ends on its own. Nothing is charged and nothing renews automatically — there is no card or subscription behind it.
- The device is factory reset and returned to the pool. Logged-in accounts, installed apps, files and photos on it will not be kept.
- To stay on the same phone you have to extend before your time runs out. Once the session has ended there is no way back to it — your next rental is a different, freshly wiped device.
- So move anything you care about off the device, and bind your game accounts, before the clock runs out.
What the trial doesn't cover
- Two hours is the whole allowance — once they're used up they're not topped back up, and the trial doesn't renew.
- Creating extra accounts to farm free hours gets accounts suspended, so don't build a workflow around it.
- A real device keeps account-ban risk low simply because it is a real phone; it is not a way to bypass any platform's checks, and we don't promise that.
- Wallet top-ups are not refundable, and an unused rental is not refunded either — so start small and see how it runs.
- Available devices depend on current capacity; at busy times you may wait briefly for a free one.
Before You Start
No. You sign in with Google and pay for the rental with your free hours. Payment details only come into play later, if you choose to top up your wallet and keep renting.
Two hours of rental time, credited automatically when you register. When they are used up the rental ends on its own — nothing renews and nothing is charged.
No. The trial is an ordinary rental that happens to be paid for with free hours, on the same fleet paying customers use — same devices, same controls, nothing disabled. The only difference is that it is capped at two hours.
The device is wiped and returned to the pool, and anything on it — logged-in accounts, installed apps, files, photos — is permanently lost. If you extend the rental before it expires, the device keeps everything exactly as it was. Otherwise, back up what matters and bind your game accounts before your time runs out.
The two hours are a one-off allowance for your account — they are not topped back up and the trial does not renew. After that, renting is paid for from your wallet. Creating extra accounts to farm free hours is treated as abuse and gets accounts suspended.
You are playing on a real ARM Android device, not an emulator, so it behaves like a normal phone. We do not sell or promise any way to get around the checks a platform or game publisher runs.
Only if you extend before it expires — then the same device stays yours with its storage, apps and logins intact. If you wait until the session has ended, that phone is already wiped and back in the pool, and your next rental will be a different device. Your dashboard shows which rentals are expiring soon.
No. Closing the tab only disconnects the viewer — the cloud phone keeps running on the server for the whole rental, so a game can keep grinding while your own machine is off. Reopen the viewer any time to take control again.
Two hours.
No card. Just play.
Sign in with Google, pick a real Android phone and see how your game runs — before you pay a cent.
- 01No credit card
- 02Real hardware
- 03Runs while you sleep
