Boxes.dev

Developer tool

Cloud development environments for coding agents: each agent gets a full Linux devbox that starts in seconds from a snapshot of the team's dev setup and sleeps free when idle, runs the native Codex or Claude Code with the customer's own subscription (tokens are not sold), and is started from Slack, Linear, a schedule or API and steered from desktop, mobile, CLI or SSH; Trial free with 20 hours, Starter $19 and Pro $99 per user per month with included hours, and a custom Teams plan.

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TypeDeveloper tool

RoleStandalone tool

Bought forCode with an AI assistant

AvailabilitySold

DeploymentSaaS, Private cloud

Intended forDeveloper, Enterprise

SecurityVendor-asserted

CertificationsNot recorded

Trains on customer dataUnknown

Zero data retentionUnknown

Data residencyNot recorded

Security featuresSSO (SAML/OIDC), SCIM provisioning, Role-based access control, Audit logs

StatusActive

Sold withinSold on its own

PricingSubscription, Usage-based, Enterprise quote — official pricing ↗

Pricing, Deployment, Security, Sold within — boxes.dev · 18 Oct 2026

What it does

Agentic coding
Terminal access

Features 5

Full computer per agentA real Linux machine with its own filesystem and ports for each agent.
Native Codex and Claude CodeRuns the real harnesses on the customer's own subscription.
Start from anywhereStart agents from Slack, Linear, a schedule or an API call.
Sleeping boxes are freeIdle devboxes sleep automatically and cost nothing.
Team controlsSSO, SCIM, role-based access, audit logs and spend limits.

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Sources

Pricing

Pricing page · 18 Oct 2026

Home page pricing section: Trial $0 with 20 hours of compute; Starter $19 per user per month with 40 hours included; Pro $99 per user per month with 250 hours included; extra hours $0.75 and $0.60 an hour; Teams custom.

Description

Official documentation · 18 Oct 2026

Home page: "A real Linux box with its own filesystem, port forwarding to localhost, and your dev setup preinstalled."

What it does

Official documentation · 18 Oct 2026

Home page: "A real Linux box with its own filesystem, port forwarding to localhost, and your dev setup preinstalled."

Constraints

Official documentation · 18 Oct 2026

Derived from the security facts on this page, from the same source.

Security

Official documentation · 18 Oct 2026

Home page Teams section lists SSO / SAML / OIDC, SCIM provisioning, role-based access and audit logs; no certification or training statement appears on the pages read.

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