Rent cloud iPhones (waitlist, not in stock)

Cloud iPhone rental, in this product, means a real Apple handset FleetDeck would ship, already paired for remote touch, with unlimited data on the device, starting at $50 per month. You would open it the same way you open an owned device: browser live view, taps and swipes, hosted outbound relay — no port-forward on your network.

Until that program is actually selling, the accurate sentence is shorter: it is a waitlist. Marketing pages that imply a warehouse of ready iPhones are describing a different company, or they are guessing. This page will not do that.

Join if you want a stock iPhone you can control from a laptop and you do not want to learn SideStore, keep LocalDevVPN alive, or run a USB Bootstrapper. Join if you need data on the device itself and do not want to put your own SIM in a spare. Join if you are fine waiting for an email instead of a tracking number this week.

Do not join if you need a device that looks like someone else’s phone to an advertising network, a store review, or a social platform. Do not join if you need a residential proxy baked into the handset. Do not join if you were hoping we would help recover or operate banned accounts. FleetDeck does not sell those things on owned devices and will not sell them on rentals.

If you already have an iPhone or Android in a drawer, you are not blocked. Remote phone control is live for hardware you enroll. That is the product that exists on 2026-09-03.

• A non-jailbroken iPhone, not a modified firmware image.
• Unlimited data included with the rental.
• Pre-bootstrapped pairing so you skip the cable step the install guide requires for owned phones (UDID and Apple pairing records handled before you receive the unit).
• Swap or return, as stated on the pricing card, once the program is real.
• The same kind of browser control as owned devices: screen in, gestures out, outbound relay in the EU, the US, or Asia, no port-forward.

We are not publishing a model list, a country list, or a delivery SLA on this page because those numbers do not exist as sold SKUs yet. Inventing them would make the waitlist look like inventory.

It is not a live cloud-phone shop. It is not a jailbreak-as-a-service. It is not an anti-detect, fingerprint-spoofing, or residential-proxy product. It is not a promise that a phone ships this week, and it is not a reserved serial number.

Own-device remote control stays the sold product: Android APK, or iPhone SideStore with no jailbreak required. Building several owned units is a phone farm. Sharing them with coworkers is a remote phone farm. Neither of those pages is a substitute for a shipped rental, and this waitlist is not a substitute for a farm you can plug in tonight.

Enroll a phone you own. Android is the FleetDeck APK plus accessibility and screen-capture consent. iPhone is the install path: SideStore 0.6.4+ nightly, a free Apple ID (3-app / 2-certificate cap; Connect + Touch use two slots), FleetDeckConnect, USB Bootstrapper, FleetDeckTouch. First-time iPhone setup is about 20 minutes. The iPhone must stay awake, unlocked, and on Wi-Fi while you control it. Sideloaded apps re-sign every 7 days while SideStore LocalDevVPN stays on.

Owned-device pricing starts at $35 per month for a single seat. Two to four seats are $25 each. Five to ten are $20 each. That is a different SKU from a future rental. A rental, when it exists, is aimed at people who do not want the SideStore choreography. Until then, the choreography is the product.

Open pricing, find the rental card (it is labelled coming soon unless this environment has flipped the flag), and submit the email form. Use a mailbox you actually read. If you already joined, submitting again does not create a second reservation. There is nothing to pay on the waitlist.

The confirmation email is the only receipt you should expect. We store waitlist email and submit time. We do not hold a specific color, storage size, or country of use until the program is actually selling. If your use case depends on a particular iOS version or a particular carrier, say so when we write you. Until that conversation exists, assume nothing is reserved.

Questions about owned-device control belong on sign in after you have a plan, or on the install guide. Do not write the waitlist expecting a same-week iPhone. That expectation is how these pages turn into fiction.