About

Remote Android should be simple to control and easy to price.

HandsetGrid offers browser-controlled Android cloud phones plus a separate physical Android phone hosted in the USA for $15 per month per device. Choose the hosting model first, then organise the apps, accounts, and device count the workflow needs.

Control Android from your browser

Each activated cloud phone runs Android remotely, so you can open its workspace from your browser without maintaining a local emulator. Install the apps for one clear job, give the device a recognisable name, and return to the same context later.

  • Keep the Android environment separate from your everyday phone.
  • Name the device after the task or project it supports.
  • Keep one short setup note so you can identify the last successful step when something changes.

Build around the apps you need

HandsetGrid supports a broad range of native Android apps, with Snapchat compatibility confirmed. Check the exact sign-in, permission, and feature path your workflow needs, especially for security-sensitive apps or publisher-controlled account steps.

  • Check must-have apps before choosing the plan, not after building the routine.
  • Confirm the feature you need inside each app, because opening an app and completing a workflow are different milestones.
  • Complete the essential action once before adding optional companion apps.

Scale by separating real workflows

Use one device for a contained routine, three for several active contexts, or eight for a larger operating map. Add devices when separation makes accounts, app sets, and project state easier to manage.

  • Essential: 1 Android cloud phone.
  • Plus: 3 separate Android cloud phones.
  • Workspace: 8 devices for an established operating map.

Make account funding a verifiable sequence

Cryptocurrency top-ups have several distinct stages: selecting the supported asset, copying the fixed address displayed for it, verifying the network and destination, sending the transfer, keeping the payment reference, and waiting for manual confirmation. Keeping those stages separate prevents a sent transaction from being mistaken for available balance. Payment confirmation and cloudphone delivery are separate statuses. HandsetGrid does not accept cards, and private keys or seed phrases are never part of a support request.

  • Copy the destination from the current top-up screen and compare the beginning and end of the address before sending.
  • Record the currency, network, amount, and transaction identifier with the top-up request.
  • If the status stays pending, review the submitted details before asking for a status check.

What guides the product

Designed for an informed choice.

Purpose before capacity

Choose the smallest plan that gives every cloud phone a clear role.

Compatibility before routine

An installation only matters when the required action works. HandsetGrid puts the app, permission, sign-in, and browser questions before you depend on the environment.

Visible steps over guesswork

Current prices, plan sizes, payment fields, and order status stay visible from selection through manual payment review.

See the product in context

Start with the number of Android spaces you need.

Compare the monthly plans, then review app compatibility before creating an order.