Compute provider comparison

This page compares compute price across the platforms customers evaluate against MIOSA. Every MIOSA figure is from its live pricing API and its published rate card. Every competitor figure is from the vendor’s own pricing page, checked 2026-10-11, with the source listed at the end.

For capabilities and measured performance, see MIOSA vs other platforms. That section is the current, verified comparison, and this page does not repeat it.

MIOSA E2B Daytona Modal Freestyle Blaxel Northflank Cloudflare Sandboxes AgentComputer

Pricing model

ProviderModelEntry priceFree tier
MIOSAOne published rate card, metered by the second; plans set a monthly minimum and a size ceilingDeveloper $0 · Business $500/mo · Enterprise from a $1,000/mo minimumDeveloper: one-time $10 grant (1,000 credits); a card is required to continue once it is used
E2BSubscription plus per-second usagePro $150/moHobby: free, plus a one-time $100 credit
DaytonaPure pay-as-you-gousage only$200 in free compute
ModalSubscription plus per-second usageTeam $250/moStarter: $30/mo in free credits
FreestyleSubscription plus hourly usageHobby $50/moFree plan; the included allowance resets every month
BlaxelPay-as-you-go on credit tiersTier 1 $20/mo for 50 sandboxesup to $200 in free credits
NorthflankPay-as-you-go, plus free and enterprise plansusage onlyFree tier: 2 services, 1 database
Cloudflare SandboxesWorkers Paid subscription plus metered ContainersWorkers Paid $5/moThe Free plan does not include Containers
AgentComputerPure pay-as-you-gousage onlynone listed

Compute cost, normalized

Same box everywhere: 4 vCPU / 8 GiB RAM, running, per hour, computed from each vendor’s published unit rates. MIOSA figures come from the live pricing API (GET /api/v1/compute/pricing); its tier table is linear, so it resolves exactly to the published rate card.

ProvidervCPU rateRAM rate4 vCPU + 8 GiB / hr
Northflank$0.01667 / vCPU-hr$0.00833 / GB-hr~$0.13
Freestyle$0.04032 / vCPU-hr$0.0129 / GiB-hr~$0.26
MIOSA$0.04536 / vCPU-hr$0.01458 / GiB-hr~$0.30 (compute only; disk and egress metered separately)
E2B$0.0504 / vCPU-hr$0.0162 / GiB-hr~$0.33 (+ $150/mo on Pro)
Daytona$0.0504 / vCPU-hr$0.0162 / GiB-hr~$0.33 (+ storage after 5 GiB)
Blaxelmemory-billed, CPU scales with it$0.0414 / GB-hr~$0.33
Cloudflare Sandboxes$0.072 / vCPU-hr$0.009 / GiB-hr~$0.36
Modal$0.07095 / vCPU-hr$0.024 / GiB-hr~$0.48
AgentComputer$0.07 / CPU-hr$0.04375 / GB-hr~$0.63

Cost calculator

Drag to size a box and see the estimated monthly cost per provider, computed live from the list rates above.

ProviderEst. monthlyNotes
Northflank$21CPU and RAM per unit; SSD $0.15/GB-month; free tier
Freestyle$42Free tier; Hobby $50/mo; storage $0.000086/GiB-hr
MIOSAus$48One published rate on every plan; Developer has no monthly minimum
E2B$53Hobby free plus a $100 credit; Pro $150/mo; storage free
Daytona$53$200 free compute; storage $0.000108/GiB-hr after 5 GiB
Blaxel$53Billed per GB of RAM, CPU scales with it; up to $200 free credits
Cloudflare Sandboxes$58Runs on Containers, Workers Paid $5/mo; memory billed on provisioned
Modal$76CPU billed per physical core (2 vCPU); Starter free plus $30/mo credits
AgentComputer$101Pure pay-as-you-go; hot storage $0.000683/GB-hr

Everything scales with the box you size above, at each provider's published list rates. MIOSA bills one published rate on every plan, so the figure is the metered usage and not a plan price; disk and egress are metered separately. Competitor numbers are each vendor's public pricing as of 2026-10-11. Verify them before you rely on them.

Where MIOSA fits best

  • One rate card: every MIOSA plan pays the same per-resource rates for compute, disk, egress, and GPU; plans only change caps and concurrency. Developer hard-stops at a $0 balance.
  • Sandboxes, computers, and deployments on one API, with white-label branding for your own customers.
  • Bring your own hardware or cloud: OpenComputers and Bring your own cloud.
  • Capabilities and measured performance: see MIOSA vs other platforms and the Benchmarks.

Sources

See also

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