Phonebox vs Vers

Vers costs $0.04 per vCPU-hour. Phonebox limits a session to 3 hours. Vers runs full VMs.

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Phonebox

Isolation
Not listed
Free tier
$2 starter credit, one time, no card
Max session
3 hours

Vers

Isolation
Full VM
Free tier
Starting credit
Max session
Not listed

What is different

3 fields differ. The rest are the same or not listed.

Phonebox
Vers
Free tier
Phonebox: $2 starter credit, one time, no card
Vers: Starting credit
Billing
Phonebox: Bundled machine time
Vers: Per second
SDKs
Phonebox: TypeScript
Vers: Python, TypeScript, Go, Rust, Java, Ruby

Full comparison

18 fields, at each provider's list price

Pricing

vCPU, per hour
Phonebox: Not listed
Vers: $0.04
RAM, per GiB-hour
Phonebox: Not listed
Vers: Included
Storage
Phonebox: Not listed
Vers: Kept commits are billed. No rate on the pricing page.
Free tier
Phonebox: $2 starter credit, one time, no card
Vers: Starting credit
Paid plan from
Phonebox: Pay as you go
Vers: Pay as you go
Billing
Phonebox: Bundled machine time
Vers: Per second

Limits

Max session
Phonebox: 3 hours
Vers: Not listed
Idle stop
Phonebox: After 5 minutes
Vers: Not listed
Largest sandbox
Phonebox: Not listed
Vers: Not listed
Concurrent sandboxes
Phonebox: Up to 5
Vers: Not listed

Platform

Isolation
Phonebox: Not listed
Vers: Full VM
GPU
Phonebox: Not listed
Vers: Not listed
Snapshots
Phonebox: Not listed
Vers:
Pause and resume
Phonebox:
Vers:

Developer

SDKs
Phonebox: TypeScript
Vers: Python, TypeScript, Go, Rust, Java, Ruby
Integrations
Phonebox: MCP
Vers: Not listed

Trust

License
Phonebox: Not listed
Vers: Not listed
BYOC
Phonebox: Not listed
Vers: Enterprise plan

Hourly cost

One sandbox running for one hour

Phonebox
Vers
1 vCPU · 2 GiB
Phonebox: Not listed
Vers: $0.040
2 vCPU · 4 GiB
Phonebox: Not listed
Vers: $0.080
4 vCPU · 8 GiB
Phonebox: Not listed
Vers: $0.160

Compute only, at list rates.

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Which one fits

Based on the fields above

Phonebox fits when

  • You use MCP.

Vers fits when

  • You need snapshots.
  • You need the sandboxes in your own cloud account.

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