From ComputeSDK, which runs the same test against every provider. Latest run Nov 6, 2026.
Burst time to interactive
Composite score out of 100. Higher is better.
87.3Nov 6, 2026
Rank 16 of 30 on the latest run, up 1.1 from Oct 30.
84
86
88
Sep 25
Oct 9
Oct 23
Nov 6
Clone, install, typecheck
Seconds to build a real repo. Lower is better.
99.7 sNov 6, 2026
Rank 23 of 35 on the latest run, 23.9 s slower than Oct 30. Failed Oct 16 to 23.
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80
100
Sep 25
Oct 9
Oct 23
Nov 6
Run
Burst TTI score
Build time
Nov 6, 2026
87.3
99.7 s
Oct 30, 2026
86.2
75.9 s
Oct 23, 2026
84.6
Failed
Oct 20, 2026
85.8
Failed
Oct 16, 2026
86.3
Failed
Oct 9, 2026
85.3
72.7 s
Oct 2, 2026
85.9
94.3 s
Sep 25, 2026
86.2
77.1 s
E2B limits and features
Runtime
Isolation
microVMFirecracker
Snapshots
Memoryand fork
Kept after stop
Disk + memory
When idle
—
Max session
No limitVM renewed hourly
Resources
Max vCPU
4Pro $150/mo + raise, estimated
Max memory
12 GiBPro $150/mo + raise, estimated
Max disk
20 GiBPro $150/mo + raise, estimated
Sizing†
XS–2XL, or custom
GPU
No
Access
Custom image
Yes
Self-hosting
Yesopen source, BYOC
† On your own key, the provider's limits for your plan apply. E2B's Hobby plan fits up to M: L needs E2B Pro and a limit raise. XL (8 vCPU · 16 GiB) is over every provider's limits through Sandbox Router.
Shape not confirmed: Sandbox Router may boot E2B's base template, 2 vCPU · 512 MiB · 10 GiB at every size, so its prices and limits here are estimates.