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No. Phones are not included. The deck, cabling, cooling, the onboard controller and the control software are what ship, and you source the devices yourself so you can pick the model and quantity that fit your workload.

Android devices with a SIM slot and 5G data are strongly recommended. A phone on its own mobile connection behaves like a phone: it has its own IP, its own carrier route and its own number for verification, rather than sharing one address with every other device in the rack. It is the single biggest difference between a rack that looks like a room full of phones and one that looks like a room full of phones on one Wi-Fi network.

No. The phone farm is a separate product and stands on its own. You can run a rack without ever generating a video with us, and every AiSlop.cc plan is complete without any hardware. A deck bought now happens to come with 3 months of the Creator plan, but that is a bundle on top rather than a requirement underneath.

The deck is 399 €, one-off, with VAT and shipping included, and it ships within three weeks. The control software it runs on is 100 €/year, and the first year of that is already in the deck price. On top of that a deck bought now carries 3 months of the AiSlop.cc Creator video plan, 59 €/month afterwards. Nothing here is bundled into an AiSlop.cc video plan: a plan neither includes the hardware nor discounts it.

Twenty. The cradle has 20 slots and the control software addresses up to 20 devices per deck, on one plan with no per-device licence on top. Run more than that and it is another deck, with its own plan.

The deck keeps running when the plan lapses. What stops is new updates and access to the repository. Your rack carries on doing what it was doing, on the version you already have, and nothing you built against the SDK stops working. Renewing at 100 €/year puts you back on updates and the repository. The hardware is yours either way: it is a one-off purchase, not a rental with a kill switch.

Yes, on GitHub, for as long as the control software plan is running. You can read exactly what is driving your devices, audit it before you trust it with your accounts, and extend it for your own rack. The first year comes with the deck.

The control software ships with the deck and runs on it, rather than being bought from someone else or installed on a machine of your own. Its plan is 100 €/year, the first year included in the deck price, and one plan covers the whole deck: up to 20 devices, with no per-device licence on top.

Real devices have real sensors, real cameras and real hardware identifiers, and social apps run on them without translation layers or missing Google services. You also skip the maintenance work of keeping an emulator fleet current.

No. The controller ships inside the deck and the control software runs on it, so the rack only needs power and Wi-Fi. You reach it from whatever you already have on the network. Nothing has to stay plugged in, and nothing has to stay awake overnight for the rack to keep working.

Yes, two ways. There is a JavaScript SDK for writing flows directly (select devices, drive input, read state back), and a built-in MCP server, so Claude and other MCP clients can connect to the rack and operate the phones as tools. Use whichever suits the job: scripts for what you can specify exactly, an agent for what you would rather describe.

The hardware and software are general-purpose device automation tools. You are responsible for using them within the terms of service of every platform you operate on, and for the content and accounts you run.

Yes, and that is why it appears on this site. Generate short-form videos with AiSlop.cc, then publish and operate them across the rack from the same desk. It is a convenient pairing rather than an integrated one: the two products are bought, billed and cancelled independently.