Pricing

You pay for the time a session actually runs.

Not per seat, not per repository, and not for a sandbox you stopped hours ago.

Shared

Default

Usage-based per session hour

Shared capacity, billed on active session runtime.

One Firecracker microVM per session
Deny-default egress on the host datapath
Hard budget caps with auto-stop
Bring your own model token
EU execution and storage
Structured event log per session

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Dedicated

For regulated teams

Reserved capacity

Reserved bare metal instead of shared infrastructure.

Everything in Shared
Dedicated hosts — physical, not just logical, separation
Predictable capacity for scheduled workloads
Audit export and retention controlROADMAP
On-premises deploymentROADMAP

Scope and terms are agreed per team.

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Rates are not published yet We have not fixed the numbers, so there are none on this page. Design partners get the rate card as it is set, in writing, before anything is billed.

How the meter works

Session runtime is the unit: Billing tracks the wall-clock time between a session becoming ready and it stopping. We do not meter busy time against idle time inside a running session — while it runs, it counts.
An idle timeout bounds that: You set how long a session may sit without work before it stops itself, so an agent that has gone quiet costs you that timeout rather than the rest of the night.
The budget cap is hard: You set a ceiling per session; at the ceiling the session stops. The failure mode is a halted agent, not an invoice you have to argue about.
Your model tokens are yours: Bring your own provider token and that spend is billed by them, not resold by us.

Which tier you need

Shared
Shared capacity is the default and the right answer for most teams: the isolation boundary is the microVM, which is the same in both tiers.
Dedicated
Dedicated exists for the case where the shared infrastructure itself is the problem — where an auditor needs physical separation and a hypervisor boundary is not enough of an answer.

If you are unsure, you probably want Shared. The sovereignty page sets out which controls change with the tier and which do not.

Design partner programme

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We are building this with a small number of teams, not for an anonymous market. Tell us what you need to run agents on your code — you get early access, we get the requirement.

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