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Free allowance
100 free hours of a 1 GB machine in the first 30 days, with no card.
Verdict
caveatusable, with a named limit or an unprobed read path
Cost
free tierpaid plans from USD 6.39/month
Identity
emailno card, no phone
Binding limit
per-ip-shapinga dedicated IPv4 address is USD 5 per 30-day month and a WireGuard tunnel is USD 5 per 30-day month, so there is no free public port
Evidence
documented10 sources; a first-party page was read and the sentence quoted
Freshness
stale on 2026-12-05checked 2026-11-04 (live); stale on 2026-12-05
Free tier100 free hours of a 1 GB machine in the first 30 days, with no card.
unit hours; metered on wall-clock; hours, not credit
Pricenone stated
Limits
  • volume-quota outbound traffic 100 GiB a month free, then USD 0.02/GB source
  • per-ip-shaping (binding) a dedicated IPv4 address is USD 5 per 30-day month and a WireGuard tunnel is USD 5 per 30-day month, so there is no free public port source
not stated
Bindingper-ip-shaping The first thing that fails for a user's use is ingress: a public address is a USD 5/month add-on, which alone equals the whole budget.
Identityemail 100 free hours with no card; a paid account needs a payment method whose type and hold were not stated on the pricing page. Unverified for the paid path.
Egress100 GiB a month of outbound traffic is free, then USD 0.02/GB; inbound traffic is free.
free allowance: 100 GiB
Per-object capfree tier caps a sandbox at 2 vCPU / 4 GiB / 10 GiB disk; a paid account goes to 16 vCPU / 64 GiB / 400 GiB
RetentionA paused sandbox keeps files and memory at USD 0.08 per decimal GB per 30-day month; a snapshot or a custom image costs the same.
Interfacerest, cli, ssh HTTP API at api.withruntime.com, JavaScript, Python, Go, Ruby and Java clients, the runtime CLI (npm package withruntime), an MCP server, and SSH to a sandbox
ReliabilityCompute has no one-minute minimum and memory bills only while compute runs; waiting is charged at a 50-millicore CPU floor.
NotesThe arithmetic at 24/7 for 1 GiB sitting idle: 0.05 vCPU x 0.025 + 1 GiB x 0.0075 = USD 0.00875/hour x 730 = USD 6.39. Busy at 1 vCPU: 0.025 + 0.0075 = USD 0.0325/hour x 730 = USD 23.73. Either way over USD 5, and the free tier is 100 hours, not a month. Egress: USD 0.02/GB x 1000 = USD 20 per TB beyond the 100 GiB allowance. Note the vendor's own framing (42% to 88% cheaper) is measured against agents that wait on a model, not against an always-on box, which is why the 730-hour figure is the one that decides.
Evidence notedocumented Both usage rates, the idle floor, the free allowance, the add-on prices and the paused-sandbox rate are quoted from the pricing page read. What would raise it: the exact bill for a machine kept running with no work, which the vendor models but does not publish.
Parsed numbers
  • price USD 2.63 10 hours a day / month
  • price USD 6.39 / month
  • has-free-tier 1
  • volume-quota 100 GiB / month
Evidence 10
datesourcewhat it proved
2026-10-02withruntime.com/pricingnot published
2026-10-22withruntime.com/pricing'Free usage: 100 free hours of a 1 GB machine in your first 30 days, no card' with '$0.025 per active vCPU-hour', '$0.0075 per reserved GiB-hour', 'Outbound traffic: 100 GiB a month free, then $0.02 per GB', 'Compute has no one-minute minimum, and memory is billed while compute runs', and the measured comparison '1,000 one-minute runs of 2 vCPU, 4 GiB: Runtime $0.64 against Fly Machines $1.53', quoted
2026-10-24withruntime.com/pricingquoted: 'Active CPU | $0.025 per active vCPU-hour'; 'Memory | $0.0075 per reserved GiB-hour'; '100 free hours of a 1 GB machine in your first 30 days, no card'
2026-10-24withruntime.com/pricingquoted: 'Waiting means memory plus the default CPU floor of 50 millicores, a twentieth of a vCPU.'
2026-10-24withruntime.com/pricingquoted: 'Dedicated IPv4 address | $5 per 30-day month'; 'WireGuard tunnel, up to 16 peers | $5 per 30-day month'
2026-11-03withruntime.com/pricingthe first 100 GiB out a month is free per account
2026-11-03withruntime.com/pricingoutbound traffic past 100 GiB a month costs USD 0.02 per decimal GB
2026-11-03withruntime.com/docsan HTTP API exists
2026-11-03withruntime.com/docs/clia CLI exists
2026-11-03withruntime.com/docsSSH login to a sandbox exists
More fields 13
keep rate1.0
billing modelper-second
shape{"vcpu": 1,"ram_gib": 1,"disk_gib": null,"gpu_class": null,"gpu_count": null,"note": "1 GiB with the 50-millicore default CPU floor while waiting"}
session cap{"wall_clock_min": null,"idle_reap_s": null,"restart_required": false,"note": "no wall-clock cap published; a paused sandbox bills storage only"}
network out{"allow_outbound": true,"allow_inbound_listen": false,"ports": "no public address by default; a dedicated IPv4 is USD 5/month and a managed WireGuard tunnel (16 peers) is USD 5/month","static_ip": false,"ipv6": null,"per_session_bytes": null}
free tier kindhours
granularity{"min_billed_s": 0,"rounding_s": null}
burst x1.0
net{"out": true,"in": true,"ports": null,"static_ip": null,"ipv6": null,"allowance": "100 GiB a month free, then $0.02 a GB"}
termusage, no commitment
m10h usd2.63
m24h usd6.39
price arithmeticIdle 1 GiB: (0.05 x 0.025 + 1 x 0.0075) = USD 0.00875/hour x 730 = USD 6.39; x 300 = USD 2.63. Busy at 1 vCPU: (0.025 + 0.0075) x 730 = USD 23.73. Add USD 5/month for a dedicated IPv4 or a WireGuard tunnel.
Unknown values 3
  • chaining: a source was read and is silent on this field
  • limits note: a source was read and is silent on this field
  • tooling: a source was read and is silent on this field