Hosted Randal,
kept on between conversations.
Same Randal loop, operated for you by Hassion Studio. Cloud is the hosted path for one always-on Randal with managed setup, durable memory, BYO model keys, and no inference markup.
Design pricing placeholder: $29 per seat per month with a 7-day trial.
Cloud handles hosting. You still own access.
The design is intentionally boring: operated runtime on our side, explicit provider and channel access from you.
Included
- Hosted single Randal runtime
- Managed memory setup
- Operator access
- Discord and HTTP setup path
- Portable config guidance
You bring
- OpenRouter, Anthropic, or OpenAI keys
- Channel tokens you choose to connect
- Credential boundaries
- Review rules and persona
- Work prompts and schedules
The hosted convenience layer, not a different Randal.
Cloud removes the infrastructure work around the same open-source core: runtime, memory, channels, credentials, and provider-key setup.
A trial should prove the loop, not hide risk.
Cloud uses the confirmed 7-day trial placeholder. During setup, secrets stay in secure fields, unsupported integrations stay hidden, and model bills remain direct to providers.
7-day trial placeholder
Use the trial to validate sessions, memory, schedules, and your first channel path before committing to a hosted workspace.
Credential boundaries
Provider keys, channel tokens, and connector secrets are explicit setup choices. Cloud does not imply blanket access to unsupported tools.
Same engine. Different operating burden.
Self-hosting is a first-class path. Cloud is for teams that want the fast path with Hassion Studio operating the workspace.
A hosted Operator with explicit setup.
The useful security posture is explicit access: connect the channels, provider keys, memory, and credentials you want this Randal to use. Unsupported integrations are not shown as available cards.
Hosted Randal workspace
Your hosted Randal runs as a managed workspace instead of another browser-only chat session.
Explicit access only
The agent can reach the channels, credentials, and providers you connect. Nothing else is assumed.
Managed memory
Memory is provisioned and maintained for the workspace so restarts do not erase operating context.
Portable config
Cloud uses the same primitives as self-hosting, so you are not choosing between convenience and control.
Receives Discord, HTTP, and configured adapter events.
Runs the loop and dispatches local worker archetypes.
Persists decisions, conversations, outcomes, and run annotations.
OpenRouter, Anthropic, OpenAI, Discord, HTTP, and scoped runtime secrets.
From zero server to working agent loop.
No server setup, no token resale, and no extra product surface required to understand the hosted path.
Create workspace
Hassion Studio provisions the hosted runtime and managed memory for your Randal workspace.
Connect channels
Start with Discord and HTTP. Voice remains beta, and other adapters should be treated as explicit setup work.
Bring provider keys
Use OpenRouter for broad model choice or direct Anthropic/OpenAI keys. Model bills stay direct.
Run real work
Schedules, memory, credentials, and dynamic workers are ready without operating your own server.
$29 per seat per month. Model keys stay yours.
Cloud pricing covers the hosted Randal product path. Bring your own model keys; there is no inference markup.
Hosted always-on single Randal, managed setup, 7-day trial placeholder, and BYO provider keys for OpenRouter, Anthropic, or OpenAI.
Practical answers before you host agents.
Is Cloud a different product from self-hosted Randal?
No. Cloud is the hosted fast path for the same Randal primitives: loop, memory, schedules, channels, credentials, and workers.
Do you resell model tokens?
No. Bring provider keys and pay OpenRouter, Anthropic, OpenAI, or supported provider paths directly.
How does Cloud pricing start?
Cloud uses the design placeholder of $29 per seat per month with a 7-day trial. Self-hosting remains free.
Can I leave Cloud later?
Yes. The goal is portable config and source-compatible primitives, so Cloud should not make self-hosting worse.