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A container for Claude Code that never closes its lid

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Claude Code reads files, rewrites code, runs shell commands and loops until the job is done. That needs a real environment — not a laptop that sleeps, or a cloud function that times out.

from £12.99/month, no minimum term · prices exclude vat. no setup fee.

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network uptime
0.0%network uptime
UK support, by email and live chat
0/7UK support, by email and live chat
RAM on the largest container
0 GBRAM on the largest container
storage on the largest container
0 GBstorage on the largest container

Why a container rather than a laptop

A laptop is a bad place for an agent to live

Claude Code is not a chat window. It reads files, rewrites code, runs shell commands and loops until the job is done — which takes time, and takes a machine that is still there when it finishes.

01

The work outlives the connection

A large refactor can take an hour of tool calls. On a laptop that hour is hostage to sleep settings, VPN drops and battery. On a container it simply keeps going, because the machine is not the one in your bag. Start something, disconnect, and come back to it.

02

Nothing times out

Serverless is the other obvious place to put an agent, and it is the wrong shape for this. Functions have execution limits and a filesystem that vanishes between invocations. An agent that works for forty minutes and needs its checkout still there does not fit that model.

03

Root access, because agents install things

Claude Code runs shell commands. Sooner or later that means adding a runtime, a package manager or a build tool. This is a normal Linux container with root, so it can — and so can you, alongside it.

the options

Where should the agent actually run?

Claude Code runs anywhere there is a terminal. The question is what happens to a forty-minute job when you shut the laptop and get on a train.

Long-running jobs

On your laptop
Stop when the machine sleeps
A cloud function
Cut off at the timeout
The Email Shop · recommended
Keep running — the container stays on

Shell access

On your laptop
Yes
A cloud function
Limited or none
The Email Shop · recommended
Root access — install whatever the job needs

Persistent filesystem

On your laptop
Yes, until you close the lid
A cloud function
Wiped between invocations
The Email Shop · recommended
Yes — your checkout stays where you left it

Your Anthropic account

On your laptop
Yours
A cloud function
Yours
The Email Shop · recommended
Yours — you connect it, we do not resell model access

Where it sits

On your laptop
Wherever you are
A cloud function
Vendor's regions
The Email Shop · recommended
UK data centres

Backups

On your laptop
Whatever you set up
A cloud function
Not applicable
The Email Shop · recommended
Included

If you only use Claude Code in short bursts while you are sat at your desk, your laptop is the right answer and you do not need this.

What you get

A container of your own that stays on, with root access. You install the CLI and connect your own Anthropic account.

It stays on

Start a long job, close your laptop, get on a train. The container keeps running, because it is a server rather than the machine in front of you.

Root access

A normal Linux container. Install the Claude Code CLI, whichever runtimes your project needs, and anything else you want alongside it.

A filesystem that persists

Your checkout, your branches and your build cache stay where you left them between sessions. Nothing is wiped between runs.

Your own Anthropic account

You connect your own account and your model usage is billed to you by Anthropic. We do not resell model access or add a margin to your token spend.

Backups included

Your container is backed up. If a run goes badly wrong, ask us and we will restore it.

UK data centres, UK support

The container sits on infrastructure in the United Kingdom, with a UK team on ticket, email and live chat at any hour.

pricing

One rate, every month

Move up or down a tier whenever you like, and cancel any month.

Prices are per month, billed monthly. No minimum term — cancel any month.

Container

One project at a time

2 vCPU · 4 GB RAM · 60 GB storage · root access

  • Stays on — long jobs survive a closed laptop
  • Root access, install what the job needs
  • Persistent filesystem
  • +2 more

£12.99/mo

billed monthly · no minimum term

Get started

Container, larger

most chosen

Bigger repositories, heavier builds

4 vCPU · 8 GB RAM · 120 GB storage · root access

  • Double the CPU and memory of the smaller container
  • Stays on — long jobs survive a closed laptop
  • Root access, install what the job needs
  • +2 more

£24.99/mo

billed monthly · no minimum term

Get started

Container, largest

Several projects, or work running around the clock

8 vCPU · 16 GB RAM · 250 GB storage · root access

  • The most headroom of the three
  • Stays on — long jobs survive a closed laptop
  • Root access, install what the job needs
  • +2 more

£49.99/mo

billed monthly · no minimum term

Get started

Prices exclude VAT. No setup fee.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. You bring your own Anthropic account and connect it on the container, and your model usage is billed by Anthropic directly to you. We provide the container it runs on; we do not resell model access or add a margin to your token spend.

No. You install the CLI yourself and connect your account — it is a normal Linux container with root access, so it takes a couple of commands. That also means you choose the version and update it when you want to.

No. Claude and Claude Code are Anthropic's products. We are an independent UK hosting provider selling a container you can run the CLI on, in the same way we host any other software. We are not affiliated with Anthropic.

That is up to you. The container is yours with root access, so you set up whatever Git credentials you want it to have — a deploy key or a machine user you control. You decide what it can see and you can withdraw that at any time without involving us.

The container is yours, so the blast radius is your own workspace, and it is backed up. Beyond that it is the same as any developer environment: give it credentials scoped to what it should be allowed to touch, and review what it produces before it merges.

Yes. It is a normal Linux container with root access, so anything you can install, you can run — a scheduler, a scraper, your own scripts, alongside the agent.

Move up to a larger container. Get in touch and we will arrange it with you.

Give your agent somewhere permanent to work

A container in a UK data centre that stays on, with root access and backups included. Connect your own Anthropic account and get on with it.