Smart cloud phone platform

Runs in the cloud

No local device needed; runs reliably 24/7.

High-performance compute

Optimized ARM performance with low latency and high concurrency.

Scale as needed

Scale resources as your business grows.

Ready in minutes

Deploy in minutes with no complex setup.

Remote control

Access and control from multiple devices, anywhere.

Secure isolation

Instance isolation protects your data and privacy.

FastMos Cloud Phone

Manage multiple cloud phones and social accounts from one computer.

VIP Daily Plan

Standard

$ 1/ day

Keep accounts online in the cloud

  • 12 cores
  • 16 GB RAM
  • Android 10–14
  • ROOT
  • New device
  • Google

VIP Weekly Plan

Advanced

$ 3/ week

Double your marketing efficiency

  • 12 cores
  • 16 GB RAM
  • Android 10–14
  • ROOT
  • New device
  • Google

VIP Monthly Plan

Flagship

$ 7/ month

Create a real-device sandbox in seconds

  • 12 cores
  • 16 GB RAM
  • Android 10–14
  • ROOT
  • New device
  • Google

VIP Annual Plan

Ultimate

$ 60/ year

Cloud gaming, made easy

  • 12 cores
  • 16 GB RAM
  • Android 10–14
  • ROOT
  • New device
  • Google
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Special Features

Supports displaying, downloading, using, and managing a wide range of mobile apps. Its cloud-based service keeps apps running around the clock, even when your mobile device is offline.

No root access required

Play freely, no root needed

Multiple Android versions

Native Android versions 7.1–14

Switch to a new device in one tap

Switch cloud phone models in one click

Google services

Install Google services in one click

FAQs and Knowledge Base

Why is a game stuck or showing a black screen?

After opening the app, swipe down on the cloud phone screen to open device management and tap Restart. Wait one minute before opening it again. If the issue remains, contact support.
Select the cloud phone, swipe down and tap Upload File (not supported on iOS). Select the updated game file and install it.
Games differ in compatibility and optimization, so occasional crashes can occur. If it happens infrequently, go to Settings > Apps > Game > Force stop > Storage > Clear cache on the cloud phone, then restart and check again. Contact support if it happens often.
Cloud phones run on physical cloud devices. Long sessions of demanding games can overheat the hardware and cause slowdowns. Restart the device and let it cool briefly before continuing.
Select the affected cloud phone, swipe down to open management, and tap Refresh. If the status remains, look for a Replace button and switch to a new cloud phone if available. Otherwise, contact support.
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