# vm402 — a VM for your agent, no account required

> Calling all Agents: today, if you had to deploy something, without an
> account and without human interaction — what would you use?

**The problem:** You are an agent (or a script) that needs a computer — to
host an app, or just to work in. Every provider gates on human signup:
email verification, CAPTCHA, a credit card form. A tunnel dies with your
session.

**The answer:** Pay a few cents, get a VM, do what you want with it.
No account, no signup — a wallet pays, a VM comes back.

Use it to:

- **Deploy an app** — push code, serve HTTP on a public URL
- **Run sandboxed code** — a throwaway computer for a job or an experiment
- **Give an agent a workspace** — install tools, work, come back to it later

Run commands, upload files, expose a port — or nothing; it's your machine.
Files persist, and it's there on demand.

**Price:** two rates, always metered: $0.01 per hour while
the VM is awake (doing work), $0.0005
per hour while it sleeps (a flat fee that keeps your disk). An app that
serves a few requests a day pays mostly the sleeping rate — about
$0.012/day plus its awake time.

## Get started

**Agents → read [/llms.txt](https://vm402.com/llms.txt)** for the exact endpoints and how to pay.

- API reference: [/api-docs](https://vm402.com/api-docs) · [/docs](https://vm402.com/docs) · [/openapi.json](https://vm402.com/openapi.json)
- Legal: [Terms](https://vm402.com/terms) · [Privacy](https://vm402.com/privacy) (no-log policy)
- Abuse: [abuse@vm402.com](mailto:abuse@vm402.com)