Pay per phone, top up as you go
Each cloud phone is a real Android device with its own monthly subscription. Add startup time whenever your phones need more running minutes.
- Billed monthly
- Cancel anytime
- No long-term contracts
Cloud phones
A real Android phone in the cloud. Includes 30 minutes of startup time.
Startup time Optional
Extra running minutes, shared across all your phones. One-off, no subscription.
Your order
- 1 cloud phone$3.00 / month
Log in at checkout with the account you use in the Incogniton app.
Every cloud phone includes
- Real ARM hardware, not an emulator
- Own apps, storage and network per phone
- Pick the device model and Android version
- FREE built-in proxies, or bring your own
- Batch app install and automation
- Share phones with team members
How cloud phone billing works
Two simple parts: the phones you keep, and the minutes they run.
Choose your phones
Every cloud phone is a monthly subscription. Add more when you need to run more accounts at the same time.
Top up startup time
Each phone comes with 30 minutes of startup time. Buy extra minutes once, and all your phones share them.
Set up in the app
Open Cloud phones in the Incogniton app, pick a device model and Android version, attach a proxy and launch.
The following payment methods can be used
VAT may apply in certain countries
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price of cloud phones?
A cloud phone costs $3 per phone per month and includes 30 minutes of startup time. Extra startup time is a one-off purchase: 1,000 minutes for $8 or 2,000 minutes for $15, shared across all your cloud phones. You can buy both on this page or in the Incogniton app.
Is there a free trial for cloud phones?
Yes, if you have a paid subscription (starting from the Starter Plus plan) you’ll get one cloud phone for free for one month. After the trial ends, you can buy additional cloud phones and cloud phone minutes in the app.
Do cloud phones have free built-in proxies?
Yes, just like with browser profiles, cloud phones come with free built-in proxies.
Please note that you always need to attach a proxy to a cloud phone. You can either use a free built-in proxy, buy a proxy from Incogniton’s own proxy shop, or attach a proxy from an external supplier.
Can my team members use the same cloud phones?
Yes, you can invite team members to your Incogniton account and share cloud phones to work efficiently together. You can set permissions per team member so everyone has access to what they need and you keep full control over the account.
What is a cloud phone?
A cloud phone is a virtual smart phone environment that runs on remote cloud servers. You can use them to install apps and run multiple accounts, without needing an actual phone.
Incogniton cloud phones operate with Android OS, creating virtual Android environments.
What is the difference between cloud phones and emulators?
Emulators simulate hardware via software without real hardware information. Incogniton’s cloud phones use real ARM hardware with real phone operation logic to simulate Android environments.
Another difference is that emulators rely on local PC hardware which can cause performance issues. Cloud phones run in the cloud, which makes managing multiple heavy apps a smooth process without slowing your device.
What is startup time?
Startup time is the number of minutes your cloud phones are running. Every phone includes 30 minutes. When you need more, buy a pack of 1,000 or 2,000 minutes. The minutes are shared by all your cloud phones and are only used while a phone is running.
Can I cancel a cloud phone?
Yes. Every cloud phone is a monthly subscription without a long-term contract, so you can cancel it at any time under Manage subscription in the Incogniton app. The phone keeps working until the end of the month you already paid for.
