E2B vs Daytona

Side by side, from each vendor's own pages. No winner is declared; pick by what matters to you.

	E2B	Daytona
Type	managed	managed
Isolation	Unknown	Linux container by default; optional Linux VM, Windows VM, macOS, GPU classes
Self-hostable	Yes	Unknown
GPU	No	Yes
Free tier	Hobby $0, one-time $100 credits, 20 concurrent	$200 free compute
Pricing	Pro $150/mo + $0.000014/vCPU-s, $0.0000045/GiB-s RAM	$0.0504/vCPU-h, $0.0162/GiB-h, storage $0.000108/GiB-h after 5 GiB free
Max session	Hobby 1h, Pro 24h	No max; auto-stop after 15 min inactivity by default
Notes	CPU-only per pricing page. Isolation tech not on fetched pages (third-party sources say Firecracker, unverified). Self-host via open-source infra repo per its GitHub description.	Pause/fork only on VM classes. Default 1 vCPU/1GiB/3GiB; org max 4 vCPU/8GiB/10GiB.

Sources: see each service page.