AgentStation is a serverless AI infrastructure platform that provides virtual workstations to agentic applications via API. Rather than deploying and managing cloud VMs, developers request a workstation on demand and their AI agent can immediately use it to browse the web, execute code, join video meetings, and extract data from web pages. AgentStation manages a pool of pre-warmed environments so there are no cold-start delays. The platform is centered on a /workstations API resource. Once a workstation is requested, the calling agent accesses a set of action endpoints: browser interactions, code execution (Python, Go, Node.js), audio/voice listening, and meeting controls for Zoom. This makes it possible to build agents that perform complex multi-step tasks requiring a real desktop environment without provisioning any infrastructure. AgentStation is aimed at developers building agentic applications that need to interact with real-world software and web services. Use cases include automated web research, data extraction from pages or screenshots, meeting participation with screen sharing, and running scripts as part of a larger agent workflow. The company was founded in 2024 and is based in Minneapolis, United States. As of early 2026 it is unfunded and operating in early access. Developers can sign up for access and receive $50 in free credits. Pricing is usage-based and charged per minute of workstation time. Key features: - On-demand virtual workstations requested via REST API with no warm-up time - Browser automation: interact with web applications from within a workstation - Code execution in Python, Go, and Node.js inside the workstation - Zoom meeting support: create, join, and screen-share in online meetings - Web crawling and data extraction from HTML or page screenshots - Audio/voice listening endpoint for agent-accessible audio input - API key authentication with dashboard management - Usage-based pricing billed per minute of workstation runtime
Usage-based, billed per minute of workstation time. Early access signup includes $50 in free credits. No public tiered plan details found.