Android GPU servers for emulators that run around the clock
Run Android apps in the cloud on a Windows 11 server prepared for the LDPlayer emulator, for app testing, automation and always-on workloads. Configurations are prepared on request: tell us how many instances you need and we will reply with options and pricing.
Android apps that run while you sleep
An Android GPU server runs the LDPlayer emulator on Windows 11 in our data center. Apps keep running around the clock, you reach them from any computer, and your own devices stay free.
LDPlayer needs hardware virtualization and benefits from graphics resources, so we prepare each configuration for the apps and the number of instances you plan to run.
- App testing on a device that is always on
- Automation scripts and long-running tasks
- Several emulator instances on one server
- Remote access from any computer
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How to get an Android GPU server
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Tell us about your apps
Which apps you run, how many instances you need and where your users are.
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Get a configuration and a price
We reply with the resources, the location and the monthly price.
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Order and connect
After payment we prepare Windows 11 and LDPlayer and email the connection details.
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Run your instances
Start your apps in the emulator and manage the service from the client area.
Before you run Android in the cloud
Hardware virtualization
Android emulators such as LDPlayer need hardware virtualization; our configurations are prepared for it.
Several instances
LDPlayer's multi-instance manager runs several emulators side by side when the resources allow it.
Apps that detect emulators
Some banking apps and games with anti-cheat refuse to run in an emulator. Test the apps you rely on first.
Fair use of apps
Use every app in line with its terms of service and our acceptable use policy.
Services that work well together
Frequently asked questions
What is an Android GPU server?
It is a Windows 11 server in our data center prepared for the LDPlayer Android emulator. Android apps run in the emulator around the clock, and you reach the server remotely instead of keeping phones or a desktop PC switched on.
Which emulator do you use?
The servers are prepared for LDPlayer on Windows 11. If you would rather use another emulator, tell us which one when you ask for a configuration.
How many emulator instances can I run?
LDPlayer can run several instances side by side through its multi-instance manager; how many run smoothly depends on the processor, memory and graphics resources of the server and on the apps you run. Tell us your target and we will size the configuration for it.
Will every Android app work in an emulator?
Most apps do, but some, such as certain banking apps and games with anti-cheat systems, detect emulators and refuse to run. Test the apps you depend on, and use them in line with their terms of service.
What graphics resources does a configuration include?
Graphics resources depend on the configuration we prepare for you. Tell us which apps you run and how many instances you need, and we will confirm exactly what the configuration includes before you order.
Can I start before a configuration is ready?
Often, yes. Emulators need hardware virtualization, and our nested dedicated servers pass it through to Windows, so a nested server with Windows 10 or 11 can run lighter emulator workloads today. Test your apps on it first, as graphics-heavy apps need more resources.
How do I connect to the server?
We email the connection details when your server is ready. You then work on it remotely, and you manage the service, invoices and support tickets from the client area.
Questions before you order?
Send us a message and our team will help you choose the right service.