LoLa Cloud PCs

LoLa Cloud PCs combines remote access to a compatible Windows computer with optional hosted Windows PCs. LoLa Remote Desktop streams a Windows host to supported devices; applications, files, and GPU workloads remain on the host during remote sessions. Listed client routes include Windows, macOS, iPhone and iPad, Android, Chrome, and Raspberry Pi. The maker presents LoLa for professional work, creative production, game development, and remote gaming. Its pricing page lists Blender, After Effects, and Premiere Pro for Creators, plus Steam, Battle.net, and Epic for Gaming. Cloud PCs are offered in hourly or monthly usage-capped packages, with machine configurations and current prices confirmed in the live shop. Listed configurations include a Professionals machine with 2 CPUs and 4 GB RAM but no dedicated GPU, and Creator or Gaming machines with 8 CPUs, 32 GB RAM, and dedicated or RTX-powered graphics. Remote Desktop Personal is free for one person using their own compatible PC for personal, non-commercial use. Remote Desktop Premium is listed at £7.99 per user per month for professional and commercial use, without Cloud PC hardware. Team includes shared machines and workspaces, permissions, access policies, basic access logs, and onboarding support. Performance depends on the host, client, workload, software version, network path, geography, and test conditions; no universal performance figure is given.

LoLa offers remote access to a user's Windows host as well as optional hosted Cloud PCs. Hosted configurations and final prices are confirmed in the live shop.

LoLa may suit individuals who want to access their own compatible Windows PC remotely, or teams sharing machines and workspaces. Its listed intended users include studios, creative teams, engineering and CAD workflows, contractors, and project-based users.

LoLa Cloud PCs combines remote access to a compatible Windows PC with optional hosted Windows desktops. It suits people who want to reach a computer they own, as well as teams seeking shared workspaces. The choice is flexible, but hosted plans carry usage caps and their final prices depend on the live shop.

Overview

LoLa Remote Desktop streams a Windows host to another device, with apps, files and GPU workloads staying on that machine. Cloud PCs take a different approach: they provide a hosted Windows computer. The free route therefore works only if you have your own compatible PC; a Cloud PC can supply the machine, but its included usage is capped.

The service is positioned for professional work, creative production, game development and remote gaming. Performance varies with the host, client, workload, software version, network path, geography and test conditions. That makes LoLa a setup-dependent choice rather than a service with a universal performance promise.

Key features

Remote access and hosted desktops

Remote Desktop can make an existing Windows machine available from a supported client without shifting its workloads off the host. That suits users with a capable PC they can leave available; it is not a replacement for hosted computing when their own machine is unavailable. Cloud PCs can be purchased in hourly or monthly packages, but usage caps mean buyers should match the allowance and configuration to their workload.

Creative and team workflows

LoLa's pricing page groups Blender, After Effects and Premiere Pro with Creators, and Steam, Battle.net and Epic with Gaming. These integrations make the intended workloads clear, though the right fit still depends on the hosted configuration and included usage. Team adds an admin console, centralized billing, shared machines and workspaces, permissions, access policies, basic access logs and onboarding support. Those controls are relevant to studios and project-based teams coordinating staff or contractors, but are more than a solo user needs.

Privacy mode and secure session controls are listed for Solo and Team. The privacy policy says LoLa processes personal identifiers and payment details under UK GDPR. Support is available by form and through community Discord; paid Solo and Team plans list priority support.

Pricing

Remote Desktop Personal is free (free) for one person and personal, non-commercial use with their own compatible PC; it requires no Cloud PC. It is a useful starting point for personal access, but commercial work requires another plan and hosted hardware is not part of it.

Cloud PC Professionals is billed £7.99 per month and specifies 2 CPUs, 4 GB RAM and no dedicated GPU. It is the lower-resource hosted option for professional workloads that do not call for dedicated graphics. Cloud PC Gaming is billed £27.99 per month and specifies 8 CPUs, 32 GB RAM and RTX-powered graphics; Cloud PC Creators is also billed £27.99 per month, with 8 CPUs, 32 GB RAM and a dedicated GPU. Those higher tiers target gaming and GPU-oriented creative work, respectively. For all three, included usage and final price are confirmed in the live shop, so the monthly billing figure alone does not settle the total cost or usable hours.

Remote Desktop Premium is billed £7.99 per user per month for professional and commercial use. It is per user and does not include Cloud PC hardware, making it the relevant step up for commercial access to a machine the user supplies, not a hosted-computer bundle. Team plan controls support shared work and administration; choose it where those controls matter rather than treating a solo plan as a team licence.

Platforms

LoLa lists Windows, macOS, iPhone and iPad, Android, Chrome and Raspberry Pi client routes. The access-platform list includes Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Chrome. The desktop operating system is Windows, so this is access to Windows hosts or hosted Windows PCs rather than a way to host a different desktop OS.

Who it's for

LoLa is a practical fit for individuals who already have a compatible Windows PC, and for studios, creative teams, engineering and CAD workflows, contractors and project-based users who need managed shared access. GPU-equipped Cloud PC tiers may suit creative or gaming workloads when their usage caps align with demand. It is a weaker fit for buyers who need predictable performance across every network or a clear total hosted cost before checking the shop.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Free personal remote access does not require a Cloud PC subscription, provided you own a compatible host and use it non-commercially.
• Pros: Separate hosted configurations include a low-resource professional tier and higher-spec gaming and creator tiers with GPU options.
• Pros: Team includes shared workspaces, permissions, access policies and centralized billing that address real coordination needs.
• Cons: The free plan is limited to one person and personal, non-commercial use, and depends on your own PC.
• Cons: Hosted usage is capped, while included usage and final prices are confirmed in the live shop.
• Cons: Performance depends on several parts of the connection and workload, with no universal performance figure.

Alternatives

Cloud PC Services is the broader category to browse if LoLa's hosted configurations or usage caps do not suit.

Choose Amazon WorkSpaces if you want to compare a service with a free plan and trial, broad platform support including Linux and web, and a Windows single-session user fee of $4.19 a month plus provisioned instance-hour charges. Stim.io is another paid option for readers comparing cloud PC services across Android, iOS, macOS and web clients.

Dizzion Cloud PC may fit buyers seeking dedicated persistent desktops with Core or Complete tiers and CPU or GPU workload configurations, with pricing available by contacting Dizzion. Workspot Cloud PCs is worth considering for enterprise buyers seeking configurable desktop resources and use-based payment, with pricing by contact and a product demo.

Ace Cloud Hosting Desktop as a Service offers a trial and an enterprise team-desktop plan priced at $352.19 a month per user for 100 users, making it a different scale of commitment from LoLa's individual and usage-capped options. airgpu is an hourly paid alternative for readers comparing graphics-capable cloud PCs, with an Nvidia Tesla T4 plan at $0.65, paid once, billed hourly while running.

Cloudzy Desktop as a Service is another paid desktop option, while Fantom Cloud PC offers one-time day-pass options.

Verdict

LoLa is best for people who want to stream their own Windows PC or teams that need shared access and controls, with optional hosted desktops for defined creative, gaming or professional workloads. Its strongest case is the choice between personal remote access and higher-spec hosted machines; its main drawback is that hosted usage and final cost need checking against the shop before committing.