Pay only for the minutes your jobs use

No plan, no subscription. Every organization gets 3,000 free minutes a month. After that, add credit, and each job is paid from your balance.

Your organization's first payment fixes its currency. Until then, see prices in whichever you prefer.

Machine sizes

vCPU	Label	Memory	Disk	Each minute counts as	Price per minute
2	voar-2vcpu-ubuntu-2404	8 GB	40 GB	1 min	$0.002
4	voar-4vcpu-ubuntu-2404	16 GB	60 GB	2 min	$0.004
8	voar-8vcpu-ubuntu-2404	32 GB	80 GB	4 min	$0.008
16	voar-16vcpu-ubuntu-2404	64 GB	120 GB	8 min	$0.016

All of them run Ubuntu 24.04 on x64, in São Paulo (AWS sa-east-1).

Per organization, counted on the 2 vCPU machine. On the 4 vCPU machine they last 1,500 minutes, and on the 16 vCPU one, 375.

They come back at midnight on the 1st, São Paulo time.

Before your first purchase, up to 2 jobs run at once.

Add credit when you need it. It goes into your balance, and each job takes what it used. Pay by card, through Stripe.

Each job is billed on its own, rounded up to the whole minute, the way GitHub does it. A job that takes 3 min 10 s counts as 4 minutes.
Bigger machines count more minutes per minute: each minute on the 4 vCPU machine counts as 2, and on the 16 vCPU one as 8.
A job can run for up to 6 hours. At that mark the machine shuts down.
Up to 2 jobs at once before your first purchase, and 10 after. For more, email [email protected].
With no balance and no free minutes left, jobs wait in GitHub's queue until you add credit. GitHub cancels a job that waits more than 24 hours.

GitHub's per-minute price for its Linux x64 runners, next to voar's.

GitHub prices read on October 13, 2026, from its official page: docs.github.com/en/billing/reference/actions-runner-pricing

GitHub charges in dollars. With voar, you can pay in reais, to a Brazilian company.

This doesn't count the minutes your GitHub plan already includes.

Install voar on your organization and change one job's runs-on. You add credit only when you want to.