Quick answer: Otto One runs AI agents on a small device while the AI thinking happens in the cloud. Otto Pro adds a stronger processor and more memory so it can run compressed (quantized) AI models locally. Both are made by The Tokenry, Inc.

Otto One

Otto One is the starter model. It uses an Intel N95 processor. On myotto.ai on 12 November 2026 it was listed at $599 for 8GB memory and 256GB SSD (intro price), and $799 for 16GB memory and 512GB SSD.

Otto Pro

Every Otto Pro uses an AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 processor. It was listed at $1,699 (32GB, 512GB SSD, for 8B to 30B models), $2,199 (64GB, 1TB SSD, for 30B to 70B models) and $2,699 (96GB, 2TB SSD, for 70B+ models).

Which one should you pick?

If you want agents running all day and are happy to use cloud AI, Otto One is the simpler start. If privacy or speed matters and you want to run models on your own hardware, look at Otto Pro. Prices are in US dollars and may change, so check the official Otto website before buying.

Related GWB categories

For an always-on desk: Mini PCs, UPS & backup power, Networking and Power strips. For a local AI setup: RAM, SSD storage, Monitors and Keyboards. Need help choosing? Talk to the GWB team on WhatsApp.

New to AI? Start with the free prompts on the GWB AI Academy.

References

• Otto official website: https://myotto.ai (models, specifications and prices, checked 12 November 2026).
• Maker: The Tokenry, Inc., as stated on the Otto website.
• GWB AI Academy: https://gamingwalabhai.com/pages/ai-academy.