Choose the right plan for your computer
A plan sets how many processors, how much memory and how much storage a computer has. You can change plan later, and each one shows its monthly price.
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A plan is the size of your computer. The Plan step lists every plan for the region you chose, with the cheapest first.
| Column | What it means |
|---|---|
| CPU | Processors, shown as vCPU. More handles more work at the same time. |
| Memory | How many programs and browser tabs can stay open smoothly. |
| Storage | The size of the computer's main disk. |
| Per month | The monthly price for this region. |
Each plan also shows its description, its version of Windows and its network speed.
How to choose
Pick the plan that fits what you need today. You are not locked in: you can change plan later. The computer restarts when you do, and your files stay.
If you only need more room for files, you do not need a bigger plan. You can add a disk to any computer.
Prices
Prices depend on the region, so the same plan can cost a different amount elsewhere. The summary beside the step shows your monthly total as you choose. Prices are checked again when you reach the review step, and a note tells you if one has changed.
A plan marked Unavailable cannot be chosen right now. If a plan cannot be bought when you reach the review step, the page says so before anything is charged. Choose another plan, or contact our team.
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