Hardware
Run on a real quantum computer
This leaves the simulator behind. Your circuit is transpiled into a device's native gate set and executed on physical qubits — superconducting loops or trapped ions — with a shared queue in front of it and real noise inside it. The results will not be as clean as Aer's, and that is the entire point.
1 · Circuit
OPENQASM 3.0; include "stdgates.inc"; qubit[2] q; bit[2] c; h q[0]; cx q[0], q[1]; c = measure q;
2 · Device
3 · Shots and cost
Pick a device to price 1,024 shots.
4 · Submit
One last thing before you spend anything: a local simulation is instant, free and exact. If you want to know what a Bell state's distribution looks like, Aer will tell you in milliseconds. Come here when the question is specifically about the machine — how much decoherence eats your fidelity, what a native gate set does to your depth, how long a real queue actually is. Reproducing textbook results on a QPU costs money and teaches you nothing the simulator would not have.