Stop paying for your agents to sleep.

Persistent, isolated containers for AI agents. They hibernate when idle — costing nothing — and wake in seconds on a webhook, cron job, or API call.

No inbound ports
AES-256 encrypted secrets
Full audit trail
Hard spending caps
terminal
$ lobster create my-bot --template openclaw-chatbot
✓ Cage created: my-bot
$ lobster env set my-bot ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=sk-ant-...
✓ Set ANTHROPIC_API_KEY
$ lobster env set my-bot TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN=123456:ABC...
✓ Set TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN
$ lobster status my-bot
my-bot running 1 credit/hr
Webhook: https://gw.lobstercage.ai/hook/cage_abc/tok_xyz
Hibernates when idle. Wakes on Telegram message. You only pay while it runs.
Only on LobsterCage

Agents that deploy agents.

Your orchestrator agent creates worker cages, injects tasks via environment variables, collects results, and tears them down. The full lifecycle is available via CLI and REST API — from inside a cage.

No human required. Each sub-agent gets its own isolated environment with persistent storage. When it's done, the orchestrator destroys it and reclaims the credits.

  • Full lifecycle via CLI or REST API
  • Dynamic env var injection per sub-task
  • Automatic cleanup — destroy when done
  • Each sub-agent fully isolated in its own cage
agent@orchestrator
# Orchestrator spins up a worker
$ lobster create research-01 --size small
✓ Cage created
$ lobster env set research-01 \
TASK="analyze Q3 revenue data"
✓ Variable set
$ lobster start research-01
✓ Running
Results collected
$ lobster destroy research-01
✓ Destroyed — 4 credits used

Your agent works in bursts. Your bill shouldn't be 24/7.

Most agent workloads are bursty — a webhook fires, the agent handles it, then nothing for hours. LobsterCage hibernates when idle and wakes on demand, so you only pay for the time your agent is actually thinking.

00:0024 hours
WebhookCronWebhookCron
Active (billed)
Hibernating (free)

AWS EC2

$60/mo

t3.large (2 vCPU / 8 GB) running 24/7.

Paying for 24/7 compute

LobsterCage

$21.60/mo

Pay only while your agent is active. Hibernate the rest.

Paying for ~45 hours/mo

Hibernate when idle

Cages automatically sleep after a configurable idle timeout. Zero cost while hibernating. State persists.

Wake on demand

Webhooks, cron schedules, or API calls wake your agent in seconds. Cages pre-warm 5 minutes before scheduled jobs.

Keep everything

Files, databases, environment — persistent across every hibernate/wake cycle. Your agent picks up right where it left off.

Use Cases

One agent per project. Not one agent for everything.

When separate runtimes are cheap and easy, you stop cramming every job into one overloaded agent. Give each project its own cage.

Coding Agents

Give Claude, GPT, or any LLM a full Linux environment with git, node, python. Persistent repos and tools survive every hibernate/wake cycle. SSH in to pair program.

$ lobster ssh code-agent
agent@code-agent:~$ git status
On branch main
nothing to commit, working tree clean

Messaging Bots

Deploy Telegram bots that respond 24/7. Wake-on-webhook means you only pay when messages arrive. Each bot gets its own cage and context.

# Webhook URL injected automatically
LOBSTERCAGE_WEBHOOK_URL=
https://gw.lobstercage.ai/hook/cage_abc/token123

Scheduled Automation

Scrape, summarize, report, deploy. Cron-driven agents that wake on schedule, do the work, and sleep between runs. State persists across every cycle.

$ lobster cron add my-scraper \
--schedule "0 */6 * * *" \
--command "python scrape.py"
# Runs every 6 hours, sleeps between

Platform

What each cage gets

Persistent Storage

Your agent's files, databases, and state survive restarts and hibernation. EFS-backed volumes mean nothing is lost between sessions — not your SQLite database, not your git repos, not your logs.

# After hibernate + wake:
$ ls ~/data/
agent.db config.json logs/
# Everything is still here.

Wake-on-Webhook

Message arrives. Cage wakes. Agent responds. Cage sleeps. Telegram, Slack, Discord — any webhook source.

Cron Scheduling

Run jobs on schedule. Cages pre-warm 5 minutes early, execute the task, and hibernate automatically when done.

SSH & Tunnels

Real SSH into your agent's environment. Port-forward local services. Debug live in production.

Full Isolation

Every cage is a dedicated Fargate container. No shared filesystems, no lateral movement, no blast radius. Secrets are AES-256 encrypted.

No Surprise Bills

Prepaid credits with hard spending caps. When credits run out, cages stop — never an unexpected charge on your card.

Pricing

Start free. Scale as you grow.

Only pay when your agent is running. Hibernated cages cost nothing.

Free

$0/mo

Test with one cage

  • 500 credits/mo
  • 1 cage (Starter size)
  • 8 compute hours/mo
  • Community support
Get Started

Starter

$19/mo

Run a few agents in production

  • 6,000 credits/mo
  • Up to 3 cages
  • All instance sizes
  • Persistent storage
  • 20 crons per cage
Get Started
Most Popular

Builder

$49/mo

Real multi-agent workflows

  • 20,000 credits/mo
  • Up to 10 cages
  • All instance sizes
  • 50 crons per cage
  • 200 env vars per cage
  • Priority support
Get Started

Team

$200/mo

Organizations running at scale

  • 100,000 credits/mo
  • Up to 25 cages
  • 100 crons per cage
  • Org & team management
  • Priority support & SLAs
Coming Soon

Credits are consumed only while running — hibernated cages use zero. 1 credit = 1 minute of Starter compute. See full pricing details →

Deploy your first agent in 60 seconds.

Start free. Create a cage from a template. Your agent keeps its files, state, and identity between sessions — and you only pay when it's running.

No inbound ports
AES-256 encrypted secrets
Full audit trail
Hard spending caps