Memory to spare
From 256GB of RAM — built for single-cell, genomics, and large-data jobs.
General compute
From 20 CPU cores and 256GB of memory. Built for bioinformatics, data processing, and jobs that run for days.
General compute
Memory, environments, and technical support are handled up front, so jobs can run unattended.
From 256GB of RAM — built for single-cell, genomics, and large-data jobs.
RStudio, Jupyter, Python, Conda, and common research software configured for you.
Jobs keep running on the server — no need to keep your own machine on.
Dependencies, migrations, and failed runs — engineers are on hand.
When to switch
Keep light analysis on your laptop. When jobs get memory-hungry and long, that’s the time to move.
For light analysis and everyday use
For ad-hoc tests and short jobs
For high-memory, long-running jobs
Plans & pricing
Solo researchers and teams need different setups.
For personal analysis, code development, and everyday research workloads.
3.0 Starter
For transcriptomics, routine bioinformatics pipelines, and first-time server users.
3.0 Pro
For more samples, heavier jobs, or bigger memory needs.
Shared plans are sized for long-term individual use; exact resource allocation is confirmed before provisioning.
Use cases
Headroom for high-memory pipelines like CellRanger and Seurat.
Keep data, scripts, and results together — no more shuttling files around.
RStudio and Jupyter in the browser, environments already set.
Leave jobs on the server instead of keeping your laptop on for days.
Tell us about your workloads
Send us your analysis type, data scale, and team size. We’ll figure out whether the job is memory- or CPU-bound, then recommend a configuration.
FAQ
Yes. RStudio and Jupyter open right in the browser — everyday work doesn’t require the command line.
Yes. We confirm software versions, dependencies, and file paths before provisioning.
Yes. The right setup depends on team size and whether you run jobs at the same time.
For model training, deep learning, and GPU-accelerated work, cloud GPU servers are a better fit.