# reachpad

> Reachpad gives coding agents persistent cloud environments where they can build, run and test software independently.

reachpad gives coding agents persistent cloud development environments where they can build, run and test software independently. Each workspace keeps its repository, branch, dependencies, services, tools, files and terminal state together between visits. Developers can detach while work continues, reconnect from another device, and fork a prepared environment for parallel tasks. Reachpad works with Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and other coding agents through the CLI, MCP or REST.

## Pages

- [Home](https://reachpad.dev): A persistent development environment that keeps each agent's repo, dependencies, terminals and running services together.
- [Pricing](https://reachpad.dev/pricing): The workspace trial, the paid pad, and enterprise terms.
- [Docs](https://reachpad.dev/docs): Install the CLI, sign in through WorkOS, and operate durable workspaces from your terminal.
- [Quickstart](https://reachpad.dev/docs/quickstart): Install the CLI, connect your account, create a workspace, hand your agent a task, close the laptop.
- [MCP](https://reachpad.dev/docs/mcp): Add Reachpad's hosted MCP server to Claude, ChatGPT or another MCP client and sign in through WorkOS.
- [The CLI](https://reachpad.dev/docs/cli): Install, sign in, then create, run, pause, fork and archive workspaces, with JSON output and exit codes an agent can act on.
- [Workspace trial vs a pad](https://reachpad.dev/docs/free-session-vs-pad): What each includes, how each survives you leaving, and which interface each uses.
- [Workspaces](https://reachpad.dev/docs/workspaces): What a workspace is, opening several at once, and how each maps to a tab.
- [The terminal](https://reachpad.dev/docs/terminal): Tabs, the side pane, select-to-copy, and the preview pane that renders files agents produce.
- [Agent status](https://reachpad.dev/docs/agent-status): Tab states, the notification bell, and answering only what is blocked.
- [Sharing](https://reachpad.dev/docs/sharing): Guest links, the viewer and editor roles, and revoking a grant.
- [Claude Code](https://reachpad.dev/docs/claude-code): Signing in with your own account, where config and memory live, and how updates arrive.
- [Codex](https://reachpad.dev/docs/codex): Signing in with your own account, where config lives, and pairing it with other agents.
- [Several agents at once](https://reachpad.dev/docs/multiple-agents): One workspace per agent, side by side, and telling at a glance which one needs you.
- [Code in and out](https://reachpad.dev/docs/git): Your git remotes are the door: connect GitHub or bring your own auth, push as local. No ssh into the pad, nothing held hostage.
- [Plans and billing](https://reachpad.dev/docs/billing): What each plan costs, where to manage billing, and how cancelling works.
- [Where to run a coding agent](https://reachpad.dev/compare): The field, including the tools we do not sell: hosted agents, your own VPS, sandbox APIs, and who each is right for.
- [vs Claude Code on the web](https://reachpad.dev/compare/claude-code-on-the-web): Anthropic runs Claude in a cloud VM built around a GitHub repo. reachpad gives you the machine. What that changes.
- [vs tmux on a VPS](https://reachpad.dev/compare/tmux-on-a-vps): tmux keeps a process alive through a disconnect. What it does not do is keep the machine, the agents, or your attention.
- [vs an agent sandbox API](https://reachpad.dev/compare/agent-sandbox-apis): E2B, Daytona, Modal, Blaxel and the rest sell sandboxes your application creates. reachpad sells a workspace you sit in. When to reach for which.
- [Blog](https://reachpad.dev/blog): Posts on running coding agents somewhere that stays up: the problems, the workarounds, and what the pad changes.
- [Keep agents running when you close your laptop](https://reachpad.dev/blog/keep-agents-running): Where a run actually executes, what survives a disconnect, how to reattach from another device, and what still waits for an answer.
- [Claude Code dies when your ssh drops](https://reachpad.dev/blog/ssh-disconnect): Why a dropped connection kills the agent, what tmux and mosh each actually solve, why nohup breaks an agent specifically, and the part all three leave open.
- [Free coding models on every pad](https://reachpad.dev/blog/free-models): Gemma 4 31B, Gemini 3.6 Flash and Gemini 3.7 Flash are included with every pad through OpenCode, with no provider account or API key to configure.
- [Gemini 3.7 Flash offered for free](https://reachpad.dev/blog/gemini-3-7-flash): Gemini 3.7 Flash is included with every reachpad through OpenCode, alongside Gemma 4 31B and Gemini 3.6 Flash. What you get, how to run it, and what the included allowance covers.
- [Privacy Policy](https://reachpad.dev/privacy): How reachpad collects, uses, discloses, retains, and protects information.

## Pricing

- workspace trial: $0, no card. 10 workspaces on our fleet, 5 running at once.
  - 16 hours 40 minutes of agent work, free
  - 10 workspaces, 5 running at once, each a complete development environment
  - Project files and running services persist between sessions
  - Pause and resume mid-session, from any terminal
  - Fork and rewind from retained checkpoints
  - A paused workspace costs nothing.
  - Keeping a workspace's disk is free during the preview.
  - Automatic recovery history is managed rather than kept forever; retained forks and rewinds pin the checkpoints they depend on.
- usage: Per minute, active compute only. Pay for the work, not for a machine sitting idle.
  - One credit runs one standard workspace for one minute of active compute.
  - A paused workspace costs nothing.
  - Run as many workspaces as the work needs
  - No seat count and no monthly minimum
  - Keeping a workspace's disk is free during the preview.
- enterprise: Custom, per seat · BYO cloud. The same environments, set up for your team and run where you need them.
  - Your cloud or ours
  - Enterprise SSO
  - Invoicing and annual terms

## Answers

### How do I connect my agents?

Install the CLI, run `reachpad` to sign in, then run your agents in a workspace the way you run them locally.

### What happens when I disconnect?

The environment and its terminals keep their state. Reattach from any terminal and continue.

### Does reachpad use my agent accounts?

You sign in the way you always do. Your keys, your config, your auth.

### Can I check in from my phone?

A pad has its own address and opens on any device. A trial workspace opens from any terminal.

### How does my code get in and out?

Your repos, your git. Clone, branch, review and push as you would locally.

### Can I cancel?

Any time, from your dashboard. Monthly billing, no lock-in.

## Contact

Write to hello@reachpad.dev to ask about enterprise terms or to request an agent.