Clousd is a cloud Android phone service: full Android phones run natively on ARM servers with the profile of a real device model - Samsung, Google Pixel, Motorola, OnePlus, Xiaomi and more, over 150 models from 11 brands on Android 12-17. You control them from the browser, a REST API or ADB. Pricing is $12 per phone for 30 days of 24/7 use or $0.004 per minute while the phone runs, capped at $0.80 a day. The first 30 minutes are free and no card is needed.
Why Clousd costs less
Most cloud phone services split the bill into a phone fee, runtime minutes and a separate plan on top. Clousd has one price per phone: creating a phone is free, a stopped phone costs nothing, and you pay only while it runs. Here is how it compares with the published prices of other cloud phone services:
| Service | Monthly per phone | Per minute | Daily cap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clousd | $12 | $0.004 | $0.80 |
| GeeLark | $29.90 + profile plan from $5 | $0.007 | $1.20 |
| DuoPlus | ~$18.91 ($2 phone + $16.91 runtime) | $0.0042 | $1.20 |
| MoreLogin | ~$28 | $0.006 | $1.50 |
A phone that runs all day costs $0.80 on Clousd against $1.20-1.50 elsewhere - a third less or more, every day. On a monthly plan it is less than half the price of GeeLark and MoreLogin. Prices are taken from each vendor's pricing page in October 2026; check their sites for current numbers. See the full Clousd pricing.
A panel built English-first
We built the Clousd panel to be simple to use from day one, in clear English, without menus that read like a machine translation:
- Browser multi-view with sync - watch and control many phones at once and repeat one action on all of them.
- Clean REST API with webhooks and a public OpenAPI spec, plus readable docs.
- Plain ADB access - connect phones to any Android tool you already use.
What a Clousd phone is
Apps on a Clousd phone see a specific model - its name, chip, sensors and screen - not an emulator. Every phone has Google Play and keeps its apps and data between sessions. Each phone gets its own internet exit with an IP in the country you choose, and its time zone, language and SIM country follow that exit. You can also plug in your own SOCKS5 or HTTP proxy at no extra cost.
| Feature | Clousd | Emulator on your PC |
|---|---|---|
| Real device model profile | Yes, 150+ models | Usually no |
| Google Play | Yes | Depends on the build |
| Own internet exit per phone | Yes, in the chosen country | Manual setup |
| Control | Browser, REST API with webhooks, ADB | A window on your PC, ADB |
| Load on your PC | None, it runs in the cloud | High |
Pricing details
- Per minute: $0.004 while the phone runs ($0.24 an hour), never more than $0.80 per phone per day.
- Monthly: $12 per phone for 30 days of 24/7 use.
- Free: creating a phone, keeping it stopped, and the first 30 minutes with 100 MB of traffic included.
- Android version: Android 12-14 at the base price, Android 15 +10%, Android 16-17 +25%.
- Payment: a prepaid balance, crypto top-ups from $5.
Use Clousd phones in Lusiesta Studio
Lusiesta Studio runs Android phone farms: it publishes videos, warms up accounts and collects stats on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. With a cloud subscription the app gets a Cloud section:
- Create a Clousd account and get an API key.
- Get a Lusiesta cloud subscription for the number of phones you need - from $7 per phone a month (10 phones = $100).
- In the app open Cloud → Add device, pick the model, Android version and exit country. The phone is ready in 3-5 minutes and joins the same grid as your other phones.
From then on cloud phones run the same publishing, warm-up and comment tasks as physical ones. More on the cloud phones page.
Who it is for
- Teams running many social media accounts, one phone per account, without a rack of physical phones - see multi-accounting.
- App testing on real device models.
- Agencies managing client accounts.
- Automating apps through the API. Phones for AI agents are in early access.
Clousd is often compared with GeeLark, DuoPlus, MoreLogin Cloud Phone, VMOS Cloud, LDCloud, UgPhone, Redfinger and Genymotion Cloud. Consumer cloud phones built for mobile games can cost less per month, but they do not offer real device models, a REST API or a separate internet exit per phone.
