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6.4#17 in cloud pc services$0.30 usage-based
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FactHinodeLoLa Cloud PCs
IntegrationsHinode supports SSH, scp, rsync, VS Code, and AI assistant access through Claude's connector directory, an MCP connector, or hinode mcp.The Gaming Cloud PC listing names Steam, Battle.net and Epic as supported game launchers.
Intended usersThe maker describes use cases including ComfyUI image generation, model training, video models, and batch jobs.The Team page describes use by studios, creative teams, engineering and CAD workflows, contractors, and project-based users.
ProductHinode provides a Linux cloud workspace with persistent files and apps, with GPU machines users can attach for AI work.LoLa Remote Desktop streams a compatible Windows host to a supported device, while Cloud PCs are optional hosted Windows computers.
SecurityThe privacy policy says Hinode protects data with encryption in transit and at rest, access controls, and regular review.The pricing page lists privacy mode and secure session controls for Solo and Team; the maker's privacy policy says it processes personal identifiers and payment details under UK GDPR.

Hinode plans

  • Workspace$0.30 a month
  • Machine · 24 GB$1.75 a month
  • Machine · 48 GB$3.30 a month
  • Machine · 96 GB$8.05 a month

LoLa Cloud PCs plans

  • StarterFree
  • Remote Desktop PersonalFree
  • Solo£7 a month
  • Professionals Cloud PC£7.99 a month
  • Remote Desktop Premium$7.99 a month
  • Team£24 a month

Pick Hinode if…

Hinode may suit people running AI image generation, model training, video models, or batch jobs who want persistent files and attachable GPU machines. It also offers access through desktop apps and selected desktop browsers.

Pick LoLa Cloud PCs if…

LoLa may suit individuals who want to connect to their own Windows PC, or teams and studios working with creative, engineering, or CAD workflows. It also offers hosted machine packages for gaming and creative work.

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