Compute Provider Comparison

How MIOSA fits alongside other agent-computer and sandbox providers on price, capabilities, and desktop performance. Every external number is from the vendor’s public pricing or docs as of 2026-06-09. Re-check before you make a buying decision.

MIOSA

Orgo

AgentComputer

E2B

Daytona

ascii Box

Pricing model

Provider	Model	Entry price	Free tier
MIOSA	Subscription budget across computers, sandboxes, storage, and inference	Free $0 ($5 incl.) · Starter $19 · Pro $49 · Team $149	✅ Free plan, $5 included
Orgo	Subscription tiers, fixed # of persistent computers	Hacker $29/mo (5 computers) · Team $112 · Scale $224	❌ no public free tier (beta program access)
AgentComputer	Pure pay-as-you-go	usage only (see below)	❌ none listed
E2B	Subscription + per-second usage	Hobby free · Pro $150/mo	✅ $100 one-time credit
Daytona	Pure pay-as-you-go	usage only	✅ $200 credit (up to $50k startups)
ascii Box	Per-second, monthly minimum	$20/mo minimum	❌ (covered by minimum)

Compute cost, normalized

Same box everywhere: 4 vCPU / 8 GB RAM, running, per hour, computed from each vendor’s unit rates. Subscription-bundled providers (MIOSA, Orgo) don’t expose a clean per-hour rate, so they’re marked accordingly.

Provider	vCPU rate	RAM rate	4 vCPU + 8 GB / hr
ascii Box	fixed 4 vCPU / 8 GB	not listed	~$0.036 ($20 / ~555 h)
E2B	$0.0504 / vCPU-hr	$0.0162 / GiB-hr	~$0.33 (+ $150/mo on Pro)
Daytona	$0.0504 / vCPU-hr	$0.0162 / GiB-hr	~$0.33 (+ storage after 5 GB)
AgentComputer	$0.07 / CPU-hr	$0.04375 / GB-hr	~$0.63
Orgo	subscription	subscription	Scale $224/mo = 50 × persistent 4 vCPU/16 GB
MIOSA	budget ledger	budget ledger	subscription budget; PAYG tiers via plan

Cost calculator

Drag to size a box and see the estimated monthly cost per provider. Usage providers are computed live from list rates; subscription providers (MIOSA, Orgo) show their entry plan.

vCPU 4 RAM 8 GB Hours / month running 160 h

Provider	Est. monthly	Notes
ascii Box	$20	fixed 4 vCPU / 8 GB; $20/mo min
MIOSAus	$29	usage, ~45% cheaper than Daytona; from $19 budget
E2B	$53	+$150/mo on Pro; Hobby has $100 credit
Daytona	$53	$200 free credit; storage extra after 5 GB
AgentComputer	$101	pure pay-as-you-go
Orgo	$224/mo plan	Scale tier — fits 4 vCPU / 16 GB, persistent

Everything scales with the box you size above. Usage providers bill by the hour at list rates; Orgo jumps to the cheapest tier that fits the spec; ascii Box is a single fixed 4 vCPU / 8 GB shape; MIOSA is usage-priced (~45% under Daytona per our published 35–56% claim) drawn from your plan budget. Public data 2026-06-09 — verify before relying.

Capability matrix

Capability	MIOSA	Orgo	AgentComputer	E2B	Daytona	ascii Box
GUI desktop	✅	✅	-	partial	-	✅ 60 fps
Shell access	✅ API and terminal	WS terminal	CLI	SDK exec	✅	✅ SSH+SCP
Dedicated IPv4	per machine	not listed	not listed	not listed	not listed	✅
Port ingress / preview URLs	✅	provider-specific	not listed	✅	✅	✅ (via IPv4)
Snapshot / fork	✅	clone (tier-gated)	not listed	beta	✅	✅ fork
Persistent disk	✅	✅	✅ hot/cold	session-bound	✅	✅
Bring your own hardware	✅ BYOC	not listed	not listed	not listed	on-prem	not listed
Use through MIOSA	native	✅ adapter	adaptable	adaptable	adaptable	adaptable

✅ documented · partial/beta noted · not listed means not found in public docs on 2026-06-09.

Desktop & boot performance

MIOSA’s current production sandbox benchmark runs 0.512 s p50 across 100 successful lifecycles. See the full Benchmarks leaderboard for sample size, run context, and metric definitions.

For the GUI-computer providers we drive directly, measured through the same normalized adapter:

metric	MIOSA	Orgo (measured 2026-06-09)
boot / provision	~0.17-0.5 s	0.27 s warm pool · 3.13 s cold
desktop-ready	sub-second (snapshot restore)	2.09 s
exec round-trip p50	measured per run	100 ms
screenshot p50	measured per run	290 ms - 1.19 s

Run the head-to-head yourself with a MIOSA + Orgo key:

git clone https://github.com/Miosa-osa/external-compute-orgo
cd external-compute-orgo && pip install -r requirements.txt
MIOSA_API_KEY=msk_... ORGO_API_KEY=sk_live_... python benchmark.py --runs 12 --json

Where MIOSA fits best

One API over three substrates: cloud, your own hardware (BYOC), and external providers.
Budget, not metered surprise: your subscription is the spend ceiling across compute, storage, and inference.
Port ingress + custom domains out of the box (Orgo and AgentComputer have no general ingress).
White-label app builders: sandboxes, previews, deployments, browser tokens, external attribution, and domains in one product surface.
Provider flexibility: plug a third-party computer into MIOSA when a customer already uses that provider.