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Daytona
Daytona is a hosted sandbox platform from Daytona Platforms Inc., read from its own pages on October 18, 2026. Isolation: Container class: isolated container with dedicated namespaces. Status: GA (inferred). 6 price rows, each in Daytona's own unit.
Vendor: Daytona Platforms Inc.. Docs: daytona.io. Pricing: daytona.io. Compare every agent sandbox
- Price rows
- 6
- Vendor claims
- 1
- Not stated
- 0
- Verified quotes
- 24
Pricing
In the provider's own unit, verbatim. Nothing is converted; the directory compares a price only with others in the same unit.
| Price | Unit, as stated | Quote and source | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| $0.0504 | per vCPU-hourDirectory block: Per vCPU-hour | “vCPU $0.0504/h” | - |
| $0.0162 | per GiB memory-hourDirectory block: Per GiB-hour | “Memory GiB $0.0162/h” | - |
| $0.000108 | per GiB storage-hour (after first 5 GiB free)Directory block: Per GiB-hour | “Storage GiB $0.000108/h” | Page footnote: 'Price per GiB after first 5 free'. |
| $0.0858 | per vCPU-hour, Windows OSDirectory block: Per vCPU-hour | “Windows $0.0858/vCPU/h” | - |
| $2.27 | per hour, Nvidia H100, preemptibleDirectory block: Per hour, one GPU | “Nvidia H100 $2.27/h” | Other GPUs listed: B300, B200, AMD MI355X, H200, RTX PRO 6000, RTX 5090, RTX 4090. |
| $3.95 | per hour, Nvidia H100, on-demandDirectory block: Per hour, one GPU | “Nvidia H100 $3.95/h” | - |
- Free tier or credits
$200 in free compute included; no credit card for trial
“$200 in free compute included.”
daytona.io
Limits, lifecycle and isolation
- Max session duration
No fixed cap stated; auto-stop can be disabled so a sandbox runs indefinitely
“0: disables the auto-stop functionality, allowing the sandbox to run indefinitely”
daytona.io - Idle timeout and auto-pause
Auto-stop default 15 minutes (triggers even if internal processes run)
“if not set, the default interval of 15 minutes is used”
daytona.io - Persistence and snapshots
Pause/resume, fork and hot snapshots on VM sandboxes
“The hardware virtualization boundary enables VM-only capabilities:”
daytona.io Marketed as unlimited persistence
“Built on OCI/Docker compatibility, massive parallelization, and unlimited persistence”
daytona.io - Isolation
Container class: isolated container with dedicated namespaces
“Isolated container with dedicated namespaces and enforced resource limits.”
daytona.io VM class (Linux VM and Windows): full VM with own kernel
“Full virtual machine with its own kernel.”
daytona.io - CPU and memory limits
Default 1 vCPU / 1 GB RAM / 3 GiB disk; org max per sandbox 4 vCPU / 8 GB RAM / 10 GB disk
“Sandboxes have 1 vCPU, 1GB RAM, and 3GiB disk by default. Organizations get a maximum sandbox resource limit of 4 vCPUs, 8GB RAM, and 10GB disk.”
daytona.io - GPU
GPU sandboxes with exclusive GPU allocation (priced per GPU-hour)
“Isolated container with exclusive GPU allocation”
daytona.io - Egress controls
Per-sandbox firewall: block all, CIDR allow list, or domain allow list
“each sandbox can be locked down further with one of three mutually exclusive settings: block all traffic, allow specific CIDR ranges, or allow specific domains.”
daytona.io Outbound open on Tier 3+, restricted on Tier 1 and 2 by default
“Open on Tier 3 and above; restricted on Tier 1 and 2”
daytona.io - SDKs and languages
TypeScript, Python, Ruby, Go, Java
“Daytona SDKs: TypeScript, Python, Ruby, Go, Java”
daytona.io - Regions
us, eu (plus custom regions via BYOC)
“Target region for sandboxes Regions: us, eu”
daytona.io - Open source
Core development moved to a private codebase in June 2026; old public repo unmaintained (see separate entry)
“As of June 2026, Daytona's core development has moved to a private codebase.”
github.com - Self-host or BYOC
Bring your own compute (runner nodes in custom regions)
“bring your own compute (BYOC) attaches your own runner nodes in custom regions”
daytona.io - Status
GA (inferred from published pay-as-you-go pricing)inferred
“Pay as you go with usage-based pricing”
Status inferred from - daytona.io
Vendor-stated, not measured
Startup and resume claims
Under 90 ms from code to executionVendor-stated
“spinning up in under 90ms from code to execution”
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Other facts
Per-second billing
“All billing is calculated per second.”
daytona.io
Open-source code from the same vendor: Daytona (archived open-source repository).
FAQ
How much does Daytona cost?
$0.0504 per vCPU-hour; $0.0162 per GiB memory-hour; $0.000108 per GiB storage-hour (after first 5 GiB free); $0.0858 per vCPU-hour, Windows OS; $2.27 per hour, Nvidia H100, preemptible; $3.95 per hour, Nvidia H100, on-demand. Prices are in the provider's own units as of October 18, 2026. Free tier: $200 in free compute included; no credit card for trial.
What isolation does Daytona use?
Container class: isolated container with dedicated namespaces; VM class (Linux VM and Windows): full VM with own kernel.
How long can a session run on Daytona?
No fixed cap stated; auto-stop can be disabled so a sandbox runs indefinitely. Idle behavior: Auto-stop default 15 minutes (triggers even if internal processes run).
Does Daytona restrict outbound network access?
Per-sandbox firewall: block all, CIDR allow list, or domain allow list; Outbound open on Tier 3+, restricted on Tier 1 and 2 by default.
Sources
Last verified from each provider's own docs, pricing pages and repositories; every quote was string-matched against the page that day. Not a benchmark: prices are in the provider's own unit and change without notice, so check the linked source before you commit.
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