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Code execution sandboxes

AgentSandboxes lists 19 code execution with source-linked specs.

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19 sandbox providers

  • Code executionOnline

    Daytona

    Isolated sandboxes for AI-generated code: Linux containers by default, plus VM, GPU, Windows and macOS runtimes.

    Cold start
    90 ms
    Compute rate
    504 $/10k vCPU-h
  • Code executionOnline

    E2B

    Firecracker microVM sandboxes for agent-generated code, with pause/resume and filesystem snapshots.

    Cold start
    150 ms
    Compute rate
    504 $/10k vCPU-h
  • Dev environmentsOnline

    Freestyle

    Full Linux VMs for agents: 65ms boot, live forking, pause/resume and persistent snapshots.

    Cold start
    65 ms
    Compute rate
    403.2 $/10k vCPU-h
  • Code executionOnline

    AWS AgentCore

    Bedrock agent runtime where each session gets a dedicated microVM; per-second billing, plus code-interpreter and browser tools.

    Compute rate
    895 $/10k vCPU-h
    Memory rate
    94.5 $/10k GiB-h
  • Dev environmentsOnline

    Blaxel

    Perpetual microVMs that suspend to zero when idle and resume in about 25ms with filesystem and memory state intact.

    Memory rate
    414 $/10k GiB-h
  • Code executionOnline

    Cloudflare Sandbox

    Sandboxed Linux containers driven from a Worker and billed per 10ms of active CPU; a Dynamic Worker mode runs pure JavaScript.

    Compute rate
    720 $/10k vCPU-h
    Memory rate
    90 $/10k GiB-h
  • Dev environmentsOnline

    CodeSandbox SDK

    Programmatic microVM sandboxes on CodeSandbox infrastructure, with memory snapshots, hibernation and credit pricing.

    Compute rate
    446 $/10k vCPU-h
    Memory rate
    149 $/10k GiB-h
  • Dev environmentsOnline

    Fly Sprites

    Persistent Firecracker computers for agents: sleep-when-idle billing, durable storage and one-second checkpoints.

    Compute rate
    385 $/10k vCPU-h
    Memory rate
    218.75 $/10k GiB-h
  • Open sourceOnline

    Judge0

    GPL-3.0 code-execution engine covering more than 70 languages; self-host it or use the hosted service.

  • Open sourceOnline

    Microsandbox

    Open-source libkrun microVM sandbox server, plus a cloud metered in computer-hours.

  • Code executionOnline

    Modal

    Serverless gVisor sandboxes that scale to large parallel fleets; GPU sandboxes and snapshots are supported.

    Compute rate
    1,419 $/10k vCPU-h
    Memory rate
    240 $/10k GiB-h
  • Dev environmentsOnline

    Northflank

    Platform running microVM (Kata) or gVisor sandboxes on its cloud or your own VPC, with sub-second boots and GPU support.

  • Code executionOnline

    Riza

    Code Interpreter API that runs untrusted Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Ruby and PHP inside WebAssembly isolation.

  • Code executionOnline

    Vercel Sandbox

    Firecracker microVMs created from a Vercel project, with managed OCI images and filesystem snapshots on stop.

    Compute rate
    1,280 $/10k vCPU-h
    Memory rate
    212 $/10k GiB-h
  • Code executionOnline

    Morph

    Full-VM sandboxes with instant snapshot, branch and restore; Python and TypeScript SDKs.

    Compute rate
    500 $/10k vCPU-h
  • Open sourceOnline

    OpenSandbox

    Apache-2.0 open sandbox platform for agent workloads, with container isolation on Docker or Kubernetes.

  • Open sourceOnline

    Piston

    MIT-licensed code-execution engine with a free public API, run per job in resource-limited sandboxes.

  • Code executionOnline

    HopX

    Firecracker microVM sandboxes billed per second, with no session limit.

    Compute rate
    504 $/10k vCPU-h
    Memory rate
    162 $/10k GiB-h
  • Code executionOnline

    ForeverVM

    MIT-licensed stateful Python machines that never expire; idle machines swap to disk and resume on demand.

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