Simple pricing for short-lived code execution

Disposable-exec is priced for AI tools and developer products that need a hosted sandbox runtime without building their own queue, worker, quota, and execution layer.

Free

$0 / month

For testing the API and validating basic integration.

50 executions / month
Short-lived Python execution
Structured results
Basic API access

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Best starting point

Starter

$9 / month

For small agents, automation flows, and early product integrations.

3,000 executions / month
API key management
Quota enforcement
Hosted sandbox execution

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Pro

$29 / month

For production agent workflows and recurring automation usage.

12,000 executions / month
Discounted higher-volume usage
Hosted execution API
Current best fit for regular product usage

Choose Pro

Scale

$99 / month

For teams with higher-frequency usage that still want a managed execution layer.

40,000 executions / month
Higher-volume access
Best for team usage
Enterprise/custom later

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Important: Disposable-exec is built for short-lived Python execution. It is not intended for long-running jobs, persistent processes, or general cloud compute workloads.

Current model: higher tiers are discounted versus Starter, but pricing is still structured to avoid turning the API into a low-margin bulk execution channel.

Current feature direction: API keys, quota enforcement, subscription-aware access, queue + worker execution, structured results, and hosted Docker sandbox execution.

Acceptable Use

Disposable-exec is a hosted Python sandbox API designed for legitimate developer, AI workflow, and internal automation use cases.

Allowed use cases include:

Validating short-lived Python snippets
Testing internal automation logic
Running controlled AI-generated code in an isolated environment
Developer workflow sandboxing and structured output validation

Disallowed use cases include:

Malware, harmful code, or unauthorized access activity
Credential attacks, abuse, spam, or botting
Persistent hosting, background services, or long-running workloads
Proxying, anonymous relay use, or general-purpose compute resale
Scraping or automated activity that violates third-party terms

The service is restricted to short-lived, isolated execution with enforced limits on runtime, resources, and access controls.