Convoy Sandbox · waitlist

Cloud machines for agents, on demand.

A fresh Linux box, SSH-ready in seconds, with your tools or an agent harness preinstalled. Sleeps when idle. Billed by the minute.

sandbox-9c2 · eu-west
$convoy sandbox create --template opencode --cpu 4 --mem 8GiB
·provisioning sandbox-9c2… online in 3.4s
$ssh sandbox-9c2
·agent harness ready · /workspace mounted · idle timer 10m
·billing paused, sandbox asleep

Sleep to zero · SSH-ready · Agent templates · No idle spend

01 · on demand

A clean machine the moment the idea shows up.

Not every experiment deserves a service, a deploy, or a permanent home. Convoy Sandbox gives you a real cloud machine, fast, then steps out of the way.

Boot in seconds

Pick CPU, memory, image, and template. Reachable as soon as it lands.

$ convoy sandbox create --template opencode --cpu 2 --mem 4GiB

Terminal-native

SSH and CLI workflows, not a browser editor cage. Run anything you'd run on a server.

$ ssh sandbox-9c2 # like any other machine you own

Built for branches

Try a PR, run a migration, reproduce a bug, or hand the box to an agent.

$ git checkout pr-482 && pnpm install && pnpm test
02 · sleep

Walk away without leaving the meter running.

Sandboxes are for bursts of work. After the idle timer, the machine sleeps and billing stops. The next prompt, branch, or task wakes it back up.

Sleep, wake, resume

Stop paying the moment work stops. Volumes and selected workspace state survive sleep, so resuming feels like sitting back down at the same machine.

01 · create

Spec a machine. Pick CPU, memory, template. Boot in seconds.

02 · use

SSH in, run the agent, build a branch, reproduce a bug.

03 · sleep

Idle past the timer? The machine sleeps. Billing pauses.

04 · resume

Wake on the next session. Volumes and state are still there.

03 · preinstall

Bring your tools. Or load the agent for us.

The sandbox is the product. Agents are one option. Start from a clean Linux box, your own Dockerfile, or a template with the harness already wired up.

opencode

Default harness. Boot, connect, work.

Claude Code

Anthropic's CLI agent, ready on first SSH.

Aider

Pair-programming agent with your repo.

Your Dockerfile

Bring your own image. We just run it.

you

Open my PR branch and run the failing test in isolation.

ai

Spinning up sandbox-a4f from your node-agent template…

ai

Branch checked out. Running `pnpm test orders.spec.ts`.

ai

1 failure: race in OrderQueue.flush. Suggesting a fix on a new branch.

you

Good. Sleep the box when you're done.

04 · use cases

For work that needs a machine, not a service.

Convoy Sandbox sits between your laptop and a deployed app: quick enough for experiments, isolated enough for agents, cheap enough to shut down when the work is done.

Ephemeral dev envs

Spin up a project without setting up your laptop first.

Agent runners

A bounded cloud machine with the tools an agent needs.

CI sandboxes

Run heavier checks in a real environment, then destroy it.

PR preview boxes

Open a branch in a machine that can build, test, and inspect.

05 · pricing

Billed by the minute. Free while sleeping.

Same resource model as the rest of Convoy Cloud, adapted for bursty machines: per-minute metering, a 10-minute minimum, and no idle spend once the box is asleep.

CPU
LKR 0.25
per vCPU-hour
Memory
LKR 1.78
per GiB-hour
Minimum
10 min
per sandbox session
06faq

The practical questions before you trust a sandbox.

Convoy Sandbox is still waitlist-stage. These are the product boundaries we're designing toward.

Waitlist

Want Convoy Sandbox early?

Tell us what you want to run: agents, dev environments, branch boxes, CI experiments, or something stranger.

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