Cloud Android devices: run macros and the AI agent 24/7 without leaving a PC on
An always-on cloud Android phone, hosted by MAS on GPU servers. Open a live screen, hand it to your macros and MAS Agent, then close the laptop: everything keeps running server-side.
- $80/mo per device
- 20,000 AI credits included monthly
- GPU streamed live view
- Add-on to any paid plan
Always-on cloud Android phones with GPU streaming
A full Android device in a data center, built for automation rather than remote thumb-work.
Hosted on GPU servers
Each device renders on server GPUs and streams a live, controllable screen to the studio. Games look and behave the way they do on a strong local device.
Live view when you want it
Watch any run live in an inline panel, tap and type on the device yourself, then close the window. The device goes headless when nobody is watching.
Fast to start, safe to pause
Boots in about 48 seconds. Stop and resume keep the device and its data, in about 9 and 17 seconds.
Runs that recover
Server-side runs auto-restart with a retry limit, and every restart is visible in run history. A crashed app does not end the night.
Run your mobile game or farm 24/7
This is the always-on Android device that multi-account players used to build PC racks for. Each cloud device is an ordinary run target next to your local devices and device groups, so a multi-account farm becomes a list of devices, each running its own macro. Daily quests fire while you sleep. It is a cloud phone farm without the hardware: add a device when an account joins, remove it when one retires.
If you have been comparing the best cloud phone for AFK gaming, this is a cloud Android phone for automation rather than a screen to babysit: run Android apps in the cloud 24/7, with the routine executing on the device itself. It is the closest thing to an Android emulator in the cloud, except that it is a device MAS can run macros and the agent on with your PC off.
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Cloud device vs Android emulator vs cloud phone
Three ways to put an Android screen in front of your automation.
Android emulator
Runs on your own PC and is the best place to author and test macros. The trade-off: it borrows your CPU and GPU, and it stops when the machine sleeps or reboots.
Consumer cloud phone
A phone in a data center made for a person to tap on remotely. Fine for holding an account, but with no macro engine, no SDK and no run history, automation means an auto-clicker at best.
MAS cloud device
Both halves at once: a GPU streamed Android device that is also a first-class run target for macros, MAS Agent and the MCP server, with credits included and restarts handled server-side.
Server-side runs: macros and the agent execute in the cloud
MAS Agent explores and builds directly on the cloud device; the finished macro then runs there at zero credits. The allowance covers the authoring, and the running is free.
- A finished macro runs at zero credits, on every device, forever.
- 20,000 AI credits included every month ($20 value).
- Rollover: the monthly allowance lives for its month plus a 30-day rollover, then expires.
- A cloud device is added on top of your plan's devices; it does not use a plan device slot.
You can also drive the device from your own tools through the MAS MCP server, with 25 tools for any MCP client, from Claude Code and Cursor to Codex and Hermes.
Pricing: $80/mo per device
$80/mo on top of any paid plan, with 20,000 AI credits included every month. Add or remove mid-cycle, prorated, renewal date unchanged.
A solo farmer on the $5 Individual plan adds one cloud device: $85/mo before processing fees. Macros authored in month one keep running every day on the cloud device at zero credits, with the PC off.
Processing fees shown at checkout.
Cloud Android device FAQ
Costs, GPU streaming, 24/7 runs and how cloud devices fit the rest of the studio.
What is a cloud Android device?
An always-on Android device hosted by MAS on GPU servers. Open one and you get a live screen you can watch and control; macros and MAS Agent run server-side, so your computer can be off. Each device costs $80/mo and includes 20,000 AI credits every month.
Is a cloud Android device the same as a cloud Android phone?
Same idea: a real Android environment in a data center. MAS builds its cloud Android phones for automation: GPU streamed with a live view, an ordinary run target next to your local devices, and a monthly AI credit allowance for MAS Agent.
Can I run a mobile game 24/7 in the cloud?
Yes. Start a macro on a cloud device and it keeps running server-side day and night. Runs auto-restart with a retry limit, and every restart is visible in run history. As with any account you automate, no automation tool is 100% risk-free.
Do I need to keep my PC on?
No. Runs execute on the cloud device itself, headless when nobody is watching. Open the studio to watch a run live in an inline panel, then close the laptop; the run continues.
Is the cloud device GPU accelerated?
Yes. Cloud devices run on GPU servers and stream a live, controllable screen, so games render and play properly. A device boots in about 48 seconds, and stop and resume keep the device and its data.
How much does a cloud Android device cost?
$80/mo per device, with 20,000 AI credits included every month ($20 value). A cloud device is added on top of your plan's devices; it does not use a plan device slot. Add or remove devices mid-cycle, prorated, renewal date unchanged. Full details on the pricing page.
Can MAS Agent and the MCP server control a cloud device?
Yes. MAS Agent can explore an app and build a macro directly on a cloud device, and the MAS MCP server gives any MCP client, from Claude Code and Cursor to Codex and Hermes, 25 tools to lease a device, see its screen and act on it. Cloud device time and AI credits are metered exactly like the app.
Can teams share cloud devices?
Yes, on the Business plan: the organization owns its cloud devices, members share them under owner, admin and member roles, and per-member limits keep capacity fair. See the Business plan.
Is there a free trial for cloud devices?
The 3-day free trial covers the studio on your own emulator or Apple Silicon Mac. Cloud devices are an add-on to any paid plan, and adds are prorated mid-cycle, so trying one for part of a cycle costs a fraction of the monthly price. Download MAS to start.
How do I run an Android app 24/7?
Put it on a cloud Android device. The device stays on, macros and MAS Agent execute on it server-side, and the schedule keeps running with your PC off. Read the walkthrough.
Can I run an Android emulator in the cloud?
A MAS cloud device is the cloud counterpart of the emulator on your PC: a real Android device in the cloud, GPU streamed, with the studio attached. Macros authored on an emulator run on it unchanged.
What is the best cloud phone for AFK gaming?
One where the routine runs on the device rather than from your PC, with flat per-device pricing and an included credit allowance, which is how MAS cloud devices are built. See what to look for.