Hyperbrowser vs E2B

Isolated VMs for coding agents and dev services alongside Hyperbrowser's browser infrastructure. Usage draws from the same credit balance as its other products. A 2 vCPU / 4 GiB sandbox lists at $0.150 an hour on Hyperbrowser against $0.166 on E2B, 9% less.

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Verified 11 Nov 2026

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Hyperbrowser against E2B, line by line

E2B baseline sources

Field	-E2B (baseline)	+Hyperbrowser	Change
2 vCPU + 4 GiB, per hour	$0.166 (source: E2B Pricing)	$0.150 (source: hyperbrowser.ai/pricing)	−9%
vCPU, per hour	$0.0504 (source: E2B Pricing)	$0.045 (source: hyperbrowser.ai/pricing)	−11%
Memory, per GiB-hour	$0.0162 (source: E2B Pricing)	$0.015 (source: hyperbrowser.ai/pricing)	−7%
Billed on	wall clock (source: E2B Pricing)	wall clock (source: hyperbrowser.ai/pricing)	same
Isolation	Firecracker microVM (source: E2B homepage)	VM (source: hyperbrowser.ai/sandboxes)	differs
Cold start	not published	50 ms (source: hyperbrowser.ai/sandboxes)	E2B: no figure
Max session	1 h (Hobby), 24 h (Pro) (source: E2B Pricing)	not published	Hyperbrowser: no figure
Persistence	state kept, pause/resume, memory kept, fork (source: E2B homepage)	state kept, memory kept (source: hyperbrowser.ai/sandboxes)	differs
Self-host	Yes, Apache-2.0 (source: E2B runtime (GitHub))	not published	Hyperbrowser: no figure
Your own cloud (BYOC)	Yes (source: E2B homepage)	not published	Hyperbrowser: no figure
GPU	No (source: E2B Pricing)	not published	Hyperbrowser: no figure
SDKs	Python, JavaScript/TypeScript (source: E2B Pricing)	not published	Hyperbrowser: no figure
SOC 2	Type II (source: E2B homepage)	not published	Hyperbrowser: no figure
Free tier	Hobby: $0 plan fee, one-time $100 usage credit, 10 concurrent sandboxes, 1-hour sessions. (source: E2B Pricing)	5,000 credits to start; 1,000 credits = $1 of usage. (source: hyperbrowser.ai/pricing)	differs

Prices are list prices for one hour of a 2 vCPU / 4 GiB sandbox: 2 × the vCPU rate + 4 × the memory rate. Each value links to the page it came from; not published means the vendor states no figure. How we compare.

Pick Hyperbrowser instead of E2B when

your bill is the problem: the same 2 vCPU / 4 GiB box lists at $0.150 an hour here against $0.166 on E2B, 9% less.
you want a published start time: Hyperbrowser states 50 ms (a vendor claim), and E2B publishes no figure.
you are prototyping: 5,000 credits to start; 1,000 credits = $1 of usage.

Stay on E2B when

you need a SOC 2 report: E2B states Type II, and Hyperbrowser states none in our data.
you want managed cloud, your own cloud account and self-hosting from one vendor: E2B offers all three, with BYOC on its Enterprise plan.

All Hyperbrowser facts

Source per value

Isolation Isolation technology the vendor states for each sandbox.: VM 1
Other isolation options Alternative runtimes the vendor offers besides the default (e.g. VM runtime, gVisor for GPU).: Not published
Deployment Managed cloud service, self-hosted software, or both.: managed 1
Billing basis What the meter counts: wall-clock allocated resources, active CPU only, requests/plan quota, session-hours, or free software.: wall clock 2
vCPU price $/vCPU-hr Published on-demand CPU rate normalised to USD per vCPU-hour (per-second rates multiplied by 3,600; per-core rates divided by vCPUs per core where the vendor defines it). Lowest public tier, default region. 0 means the vendor states no separate CPU charge.: $0.045 2
Memory price $/GiB-hr Published memory rate normalised to USD per GiB-hour (GB treated as GiB where the vendor does not distinguish). 0 means the vendor states memory is free.: $0.015 2
Sandbox from $/sandbox-hr Smallest published per-sandbox hourly price, where the vendor publishes one.: Not published
Paid plan from $/mo Cheapest paid platform plan fee (before usage).: Not published
Free tier A free plan, free monthly allowance or sign-up credit exists.: Yes 2
Free tier detail What the free tier or credit includes, as published.: 5,000 credits to start; 1,000 credits = $1 of usage. 2
Cold start ms Vendor-published create/boot time in milliseconds (a vendor claim, not our benchmark). Only filled when the vendor publishes a number; see startup_claim for percentile and conditions.: 50 1
Resume time ms Vendor-published resume-from-pause/standby/snapshot time in milliseconds.: Not published
Startup claim The vendor's startup/resume wording with conditions, quoted or closely paraphrased.: Under 50 ms (vendor claim). 1
Max session length Longest single sandbox session by plan, as published.: Not published
Persistence / snapshots Filesystem state can be kept between runs (snapshots, persistent disks, volumes).: Yes 1
Pause / resume A sandbox can be paused, suspended, hibernated or put in standby and resumed later.: Not published
Memory state kept Pause/hibernate preserves running memory state, not only the filesystem.: Yes 1
Fork / branch A running or snapshotted sandbox can be cloned into new sandboxes.: Not published
GPU GPU sandboxes are offered.: Not published
Self-host Can run on your own hardware or cluster (open source or licensed).: Not published
BYOC / VPC Vendor-managed deployment inside your own cloud account.: Not published
Open source Core sandbox runtime is published under an open-source licence.: Not published
Licence Open-source licence of the runtime, if any.: Not published
SDKs / languages Official SDK languages (or supported execution languages where noted).: Not published
Regions Published regions or region count.: Not published
Max vCPU per sandbox vCPU Largest published vCPU count per sandbox on any self-serve or enterprise plan.: Not published
Max memory per sandbox GiB Largest published memory per sandbox.: Not published
Concurrency Published concurrent sandbox limits by plan.: Not published
SOC 2 SOC 2 status as stated by the vendor.: Not published
HIPAA Vendor offers HIPAA-compliant usage/BAA (on any plan).: Not published
2 vCPU + 4 GiB per hour $/hr Hourly list price of one 2 vCPU / 4 GiB sandbox: 2 x the vCPU rate + 4 x the memory rate, from the two published rates. Left empty for self-hosted software and for vendors without both rates. Vendors that bill CPU only while busy (Vercel, Cloudflare, Upstash, Tensorlake, AWS AgentCore) cost less for idle agents than this shows.: $0.15 1
Price vs E2B x E2B The 2 vCPU + 4 GiB hourly price divided by E2B's own ($0.1656 at $0.000014/vCPU-s and $0.0000045/GiB-s). Under 1 is cheaper than E2B.: 0.91 1
Status Preview, experimental, beta, sunset or self-hosting caveats the vendor documents.: Not published

Pricing model: usage
From: $0.045 vCPU-hour
Pricing note: $0.045 per vCPU-hour and $0.015 per allocated GiB-hour while the VM runs.

Sources

hyperbrowser.ai/sandboxes accessed 2026-11-11
hyperbrowser.ai/pricing accessed 2026-11-11

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