100x machines.
At 10,000 sandboxes @modal $532,224 more every month
10,000 small sandboxes, 8 hours a day, 30 days:
> Lizard $38,880
> Boat $43,200
> @Cloudflare $167,184
> Vercel $264,960
> @e2b $397,440
> Daytona $397,440
> Modal $571,104
lizard.build/now
Enterprise has no cap on how many run at once.
Some users asked where is comparison with @boatdotdev. Added it, and scaled the bill to a real agent fleet
100 small sandboxes, 8 hours a day, 30 days:
> Lizard $389
> Boat $432
> Cloudflare $1,673
> Vercel $2,650
> E2B $3,974
> Daytona $3,974
> Modal $5,712
lizard.build/boat
Very close, but Lizard still better price!
Replying to @fyidhrumil @boatdotdev
Residential IPs are
Due to your feedback it will be faster now!
Replying to @HRA42187954 @boatdotdev
That's for 100 sandboxes, not one. $3.89 each for the month. A mini PC fits maybe 4 to 8 of them
Replying to @MONKE2525E @boatdotdev
yeah, but its not abstract in this case, its about market terms. Hyper competitive markets and hyper monopolisation. That's why it brings strategies like dumping on top. Especially with such labor efficiency growth.
Replying to @MONKE2525E @boatdotdev
Late stage capitalism market terms🤷♂️
Replying to @NavDoesTech @boatdotdev
"No pause" isn't a trade-off for agents, it's a missing basic. E2B, Daytona and Modal all keep memory + processes on pause. That's the bar for a sandbox company. You're a VM host with a sandbox label
Replying to @NavDoesTech @boatdotdev
Guys, you can't even pause a sandbox, only shut it down and boot it again from the disk. your snapshots save files, not the running machine
Replying to @a0d0c0 @boatdotdev
pulling is free, storage by pricing for usage


