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PrivacyData, keys, diagnostics and local history.Service termsBring your own Claude plan; understand slot access, deletion and backups.

Administrators can use the separate English operator reference.

Alpha pricing: choose a machine and its rate

The homepage’s Slots & pricing section shows up to three real configuration examples. Open the full public slot catalogue for machine providers, network types, current availability and Alpha price breakdowns. Search host/IP-provider brands or a public label such as Machine 7, filter by provider and IP type, and browse pages of up to 20 machines. The purple Residential, blue ISP and gray Datacenter badges name network types; their text and color do not rank quality or guarantee Claude compatibility. Browsing does not reserve a slot. Sign in and use Browse available slots to choose and claim a machine within your allowance.

Alpha pricing. Each machine has its own monthly USD rate in the public slot catalogue. Alpha pricing passes through recorded VPS and exit-IP costs, plus a monthly service fee of 10% of resource cost, with a $2 minimum per slot. Your Claude subscription or Anthropic API usage is billed separately.

Recorded costs are normalized to a calendar month. A 30-day cost is multiplied by 365/360; an annual cost is divided by 12. For a customer quote, round the normalized USD resource cost to cents, half up; calculate 10% of that amount, round the service fee half up to cents with a $2 minimum, then add the two displayed amounts. Resource costs of $8.68, $10.83, $22.28 and $27.44 therefore give totals of $10.68, $12.83, $24.51 and $30.18 per month. The fee remains $2 through $20 of resource cost.

The public breakdown shows VPS cost, separately recorded exit-IP cost, service fee and total. When hosting includes the exit IP, it shows the recorded bundled resource cost without inventing a split. A normalization rounding line explains any cent-level difference between individually rounded components and the rounded combined resource cost. Missing costs or costs not converted to USD make pricing unavailable. The host and IP-provider brands remain visible. ISP, Residential and Datacenter describe network types, with the same pricing formula and no separate residential premium; no category guarantees quality, speed or Claude compatibility.

Alpha — Early Access. The service is still being tested and has not launched commercially. The operator has personally used one residential slot with encouraging results; reliability across providers, configurations and multiple users is still being evaluated. Alpha pricing is introductory and may change for future billing periods. You will receive an updated quote before renewal if pricing changes; an already agreed billing period retains its agreed price.

Agree the price and paid period with the operator; the website does not charge automatically, renew automatically or rewrite past payments.

Retired machines are removed from the rental catalogue. A temporarily offline machine that remains in service still appears on Status. Retirement does not release an existing holder or delete their account and payment history.

Each customer receives a dedicated VPS and dedicated exit IP. An unallocated slot is labelled Available; this describes availability, not a zero price. From Your slots, open Browse available slots to choose a priced machine and agree the quote with the operator.

The user guide explains setup and the displayed quote. Terms describe agreed periods and slot access.

Your slots keeps your held slots, controls and usage together. To add a slot, choose Browse available slots. This signed-in page lets you search by host provider, IP provider or public machine label such as Machine 7, and filter by provider and network type (ISP, Residential or Datacenter). Results appear in pages of up to 20 machines. Review a machine’s price and cost breakdown, then claim that machine; you return to Your slots to manage it. Your allowance and the existing eligibility checks still apply, and claiming does not charge you automatically.