Vagon review

Vagon closes the list because it is a general cloud computer with gaming as a side use. You pay a monthly storage plan from $7.99, which keeps 75 GB of your files and installed software, plus per-minute usage for the machine you start. The Planet option with a Tesla T4 costs $0.99 an hour, and RTX A10G machines start at $1.67 an hour. Gaming support appears in the plan feature list, so you can install a launcher and play, but the pricing calculator's use cases are digital art, CAD, video editing, game development and AI work. Data sent out of Vagon past 10 GB a month costs $1.50 per 10 GB. A trial from $0.99 includes an hour on Planet. For pure gaming, AirGPU is cheaper per hour and GeForce NOW is simpler.

Who it is for

Creators who also play games and want one cloud computer for rendering, editing and occasional gaming.

Price

Storage plan from $7.99 per month plus usage from $0.99 per hour; trial from $0.99.

$7.99 per month
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 9, 2026.

Key features

• Usage billed by the minute across performance options
• Tesla T4 machines from $0.99 per hour and RTX A10G machines from $1.67 per hour
• Monthly plans include 75 GB of disk storage
• Gaming support listed among plan features
• Trial from $0.99 with one hour of usage

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Switch performance tiers per session
• Strength: Cheap trial to test latency
• Strength: Same machine works for creative apps
• Weakness: Pricing page targets digital art, CAD and video more than gaming
• Weakness: You pay a monthly storage fee plus hourly usage
• Weakness: Outbound data over 10 GB a month is charged

Key facts

• Storage plan: From $7.99 a month, 75 GB disk
• Cheapest machine: Planet, Tesla T4, $0.99 per hour
• RTX machines: A10G from $1.67 per hour
• Trial: From $0.99
• Data transfer: $1.50 per 10 GB outbound after the first 10 GB

Where it ranks

Vagon is No. 10 in our Best Cloud Gaming Services verdict.