Zo Computer

What it does

Zo Computer combines an always-on personal cloud workspace with an AI agent. Users can prompt the agent to build websites and work with files, run commands, search and use web pages, generate images or video, and transcribe audio. The workspace can also host sites and services, with persistent files and, on paid plans, memory across sessions. Outputs include generated media, transcripts, websites, and hosted applications or services.

Zo is aimed at individuals running personal projects, businesses, or online services; its site also describes use by teams. Access begins with a cloud workspace through Zo’s website, with a 14-day trial that requires no credit card. The trial offers limited AI usage and the computer sleeps when idle; ordinary access ends after 14 days unless upgraded. Users can use Zo-funded models or connect an AI subscription provider or their own model API key. Model selection and usage limits vary, and external provider charges may apply.

What it can do

• AI agent with built-in tools
• Create and publish websites
• Create, edit, search, and manage files
• Run commands and host services in the cloud workspace
• Generate images, video, and speech
• Transcribe audio and video

Works with

• Codex
• External LLM providers through user-supplied API keys
• Gmail
• Google Calendar
• Google Drive
• Google Sheets
• Google Tasks
• Microsoft OneDrive
• Microsoft Outlook
• Microsoft Outlook Calendar

Before you choose

• The 14-day trial is temporary, not a recurring free tier: ordinary computer access and Zo-funded chat end afterward, while files remain stored for recovery.
• The trial computer sleeps when idle; paid plans differ in included AI-credit amounts, hosted-service limits, compute, and priority support.
• Connected AI providers or API keys are separate from Zo-funded access; verify provider charges and usage limits. The site says connected providers do not extend computer access.
• After trial expiry, credits and connected AI providers do not extend computer access. Files remain retrievable through the documented limited recovery sessions or support export.

Listed under

• Productivity
• General assistants
• AI agent
• Automation
• Hosting
• Messaging assistant
• Personal cloud
• Small business

Get started

The official site links to signup and states that no credit card is required.

1. Create a Zo workspace from the official signup page; no credit card is required for the 14-day trial.
2. Use the built-in AI models during the trial, subject to limited selection and phased usage limits.
3. For access beyond the trial, choose a paid plan; optionally connect an AI subscription provider or supply an API key for an external LLM.

The official pricing page lists Basic at $18/month, Pro at $64/month, and Ultra at $200/month. It separately lists a 14-day, $0 trial, not a continuing free tier. Paid plans include respectively $10, $40, and $100 per month of AI credits; media model usage may have separate per-request or metered prices. No annual billing option is evidenced.

14-day free trial.

Source: zo.computer/pricing, checked 1 Nov 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.

Sources for this overview

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• Zo Computer | Build something seriously powerful ↗www.zo.computer
• Pricing | Zo Computer ↗www.zo.computer
• Contact | Zo Computer Reference ↗www.zo.computer
• Zo Computer | Build something seriously powerful ↗www.zo.computer

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