Free
Explore Solari and prototype your first agent.
- Included credits to start building
- 3 concurrent browsers
- 1 sandbox or desktop
- 1-hour maximum session
- 1-day replay retention
Plans & Pricing
Explore Solari and prototype your first agent.
Build and launch with a small team.
Scale production agent workloads.
Run mission-critical agents at any scale.
One hourly rate per environment, billed per second while it runs. The same browser or 4 vCPU / 8 GB sandbox on every other provider, at their list prices.
Cloud browser session, wall-clock hour, public list prices as of 2026-10-06.
4 vCPU / 8 GB / 20 GB disk, wall-clock hour, public list prices as of 2026-10-06.
Prices as of 2026-10-06, taken from each provider's public pricing page (each name above links to it). Browsers: one session-hour at the provider's lowest self-serve rate. Kernel bills $0.060 per GB-hour of browser memory; $0.180 assumes a normal average browser workload of about 3 GB RAM, and actual RAM usage may be higher. Sandboxes: compute is 4 × the provider's published $/vCPU-hour plus 8 × its $/GB-hour; the disk column adds 20 GB of running disk at the provider's storage rate where it bills disk separately. Solari, exe.dev, E2B, AWS AgentCore and Modal include that disk at no extra charge. Cloudflare, Vercel Sandbox and AWS AgentCore bill CPU on active seconds only, so their rates are full-use list prices. AWS AgentCore is the v1 runtime; its v2 runtime lists $0.1276 per vCPU-hour and $0.0169 per GB-hour ($0.646 per hour). Fly.io Sprites reflects the 1 October 2026 price cut. Modal is its Sandboxes tier. Solari rates are the Enterprise tier ($0.0175 per vCPU-hour, $0.0055 per GB-hour, $0.05 per browser hour); see docs.getsolari.com/pricing for every plan. Plan fees, included credits, snapshots and taxes excluded. Solari bills per second while an environment runs.
Price per hour is half the story. The other half is how fast an environment is ready to work.
What stands between one agent’s session and the next.
Enter your monthly hours. Solari picks its own tier; pick two other vendors and their cheapest tier is picked too.
A typical sandbox assumes 4 vCPUs and 16 GB RAM. A typical desktop assumes 1 vCPU and 2 GB RAM plus the live screen. *Kernel bills per GB-second of browser memory: $0.0000166667 per GB-second ($0.060 per GB-hour), idle time excluded. The $0.180 per hour shown assumes a normal average browser workload of about 3 GB RAM; actual RAM usage may be higher. Kernel's own rate card lists a 1 GB headless browser at $0.060 per hour and an 8 GB headful browser at $0.480 per hour. CodeSandbox has no 4 vCPU / 16 GB size; its Small VM (8 vCPU / 16 GB) is shown, and its free Build plan publishes no monthly credits, so none are assumed.
Estimate only, at list rates from each provider's public pricing page, as of October 6, 2026: docs.getsolari.com/pricing · browserbase.com/pricing · e2b.dev/pricing. Bill = plan fee + usage beyond included monthly credits. Sign-up credits are excluded. "Over limit" means that vendor's free tier cannot buy that many hours. Solari has no hard cap: usage beyond included credits is bought as top-up credits. Proxies, captchas, storage, and taxes excluded. Solari recommends Enterprise at 10,000 total hours per month.
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