Sandbox guide

CapabilitiesSizes and regions

Large machines

Machines of 16 vCPU or 32 GiB memory or more are available.

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Who offers it

Part of Sizes, regions and hardware, which explains why it matters.

Fully: Boat, boxd, InstaBox, Modal, Runtime, Sandboxer and Tensorlake. With a catch: Agent 37, Blaxel, Daytona, Morph and Vercel Sandbox. Not at all: Cloudflare Sandbox, E2B, Lizard and Sprites.

  • BoatYes16 cores / 32 GB

    Note: Only on the $100-a-month plan or above.

    The 16-core size needs the $100-a-month plan.

    pricing-page “xlarge needs the $100 plan or higher.” Source

  • boxdYes8 cores / 32 GiB

    The 32 GiB size is the ceiling and some accounts have to email the team to get 8 cores.

    docs-confirmed “This is the largest size a single machine may have, 8 vCPU / 32 GiB unless the boxd team raised it for your org.” Source

  • InstaBoxYes32 cores / 64 GiB

    Note: Only on the $500-a-month plan or above.

    The 32-core size needs the $500-a-month Team plan.

    docs-confirmed “Team: 2/4 up to 32 vCPUs / 64 GiB” Source

  • RuntimeYes16 cores / 64 GiB

    docs-confirmed “at most 65,536 (64 GiB) on a paid sandbox” Source

  • SandboxerYes16 cores / 32 GB

    Note: Only on the $100-a-month plan or above.

    The 16-core size needs the $100-a-month plan.

    pricing-page “xlarge needs the $100/month plan or higher.” Source

  • TensorlakeYes16 cores / 64 GB

    Note: Only on the $250-a-month plan or above.

    The 16-core size needs the $250-a-month Pro plan; prepaid credit stops at 4 cores and 16 GB.

    docs-confirmed “16 vCPU, 64 GB RAM, 100 GB root disk” Source

  • Agent 37With a catch4 cores; 16 on the VM type

    The catch: One page caps every machine at 4 cores, while another prices a 16-core, 32 GB machine on the 2.5x VM type, so the large size is unclear.

    Contradiction between the sizing page and the VM page; see notes.

    docs-confirmed “4 vCPU is the ceiling on every instance type.” Source

  • BlaxelWith a catchup to 256 GB by arrangement

    The catch: The standard sizes stop at 16 GB of memory; anything larger is a custom deployment you have to arrange.

    pricing-page “Up to 256 GB RAM per sandbox or job” Source

  • DaytonaWith a catch4 cores / 8 GiB; more with GPUs

    The catch: A normal sandbox stops at 4 cores and 8 GB; larger machines only come attached to graphics cards.

    docs-confirmed “Organizations get a maximum sandbox resource limit of 4 vCPUs, 8GB RAM, and 10GB disk.” Source

  • MorphWith a catchceiling not published

    The catch: The plan allows up to 1024 cores across the account, but the largest single machine is not published.

    pricing-page “Up to 1024 vCPU” Source

  • Vercel SandboxWith a catch32 cores on Enterprise only

    The catch: Machines above 8 cores and 16 GB need the Enterprise plan; the self-serve plans stop there.

    docs-confirmed “You can provision 1 or an even number of vCPUs between 2 and 32 depending on your plan.” Source

  • Cloudflare SandboxNo4 cores / 12 GiB

    Note: The largest machine is 4 cores and 12 GB of memory, so a 16-core or 32 GB machine is not available.

    docs-confirmed “Maximum vCPU” Source

  • E2BNo8 cores / 8 GiB

    Note: The ceiling is 8 cores and 8 GB of memory, so a 32 GB machine cannot be bought.

    docs-confirmed “Max vCPUs” Source

  • LizardNo8 cores / 16 GB

    Note: The largest machine is 8 cores and 16 GB, so a 32 GB machine is not offered.

    docs-confirmed “Sandbox sizes run from Small (2 vCPU / 4 GB) to Large (8 vCPU / 16 GB)” Source

  • SpritesNo8 cores / 16 GB

    Note: The machine is fixed at 8 cores and up to 16 GB of memory, below the 32 GB mark.

    docs-confirmed “up to 8 CPUs and 16GB of RAM for any given run” Source

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Words used here

  • vCPUOne share of a processor. More vCPUs let a machine do more things at once; an agent waiting for messages uses a small fraction of one.
  • Memory (RAM)The machine's working space while it runs. Lost when the machine stops unless the provider saves it. A browser or a large program needs more of it.
  • RegionThe part of the world where the machine runs. It matters for speed if your users are far away, and for law if data must stay in a country or the EU.

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