Usage

Credit left

Computer hours

Running now

Credit used

Hours per day

2 vCPU hours; 4 vCPU counts double

By computer

This billing period

Computer	Size	Hours	Cost

Plan and payments

Billing

Pro

Active

Usage credit
Price per hour
At once: Up to 2 computers
Renews

Change or cancel plan

Payment method

Card
Billing email

Update payment method

Keep computers running after credit runs out

Invoices

Date	Description	Amount	Invoice

Command line

CLI and commands

Get started

Install the CLI on macOS, Linux or Windows (WSL).
curl -fsSL workpaper.co/install | sh
Sign in. It opens your browser; over SSH, add --device to sign in with a code.
workpaper auth login
Start a computer and open its terminal.
workpaper run

Commands

[name] defaults to the computer you used last

workpaper run [name] [-- cmd]Create or wake a computer, then open its terminal or run a command

workpaper lsYour computers and their remaining runtime

workpaper stop [name]Save everything and stop billing

workpaper start [name]Pick up exactly where you left off

workpaper fork [name] [new]Copy a computer, running programs and all

workpaper exec [name] -- cmdRun one command and exit with its code

workpaper cp SRC DSTCopy files in and out; remote paths are name:path

workpaper logs [name]Computer logs

workpaper rm <name>Delete a computer

workpaper auth login | logout | statusSign in, sign out, see who you are

workpaper doctorCheck your setup

For agents and scripts

Every command takes --json and exits with a real exit code, so Claude Code, Codex or a CI job can drive it directly.

workpaper exec main --json -- npm test

Settings

WORKPAPER_TIMEOUT: Stop after this long running, e.g. 2h. Default 1h.
WORKPAPER_NAME: Default computer name

Computers also stop after an hour with nothing running. Everything is kept.

Your account

Account

Profile

Name
Email
Signed in with
Member since

Signed-in CLIs

Device	Last used

Delete account

Deletes every computer and its files, cancels your plan and removes your account. Unused credit isn't refunded. This can't be undone.