Freestyle
Give your agents a sandbox VM.·freestyle.sh
Freestyle provides full Linux virtual machines and Git-backed filesystems built for AI agents. It offers instant VM provisioning, live forking, pause/resume, nested virtualization, and full root/network access, alongside API-first Git repositories with commits, branches, diffs, rollback, webhooks, and GitHub sync. It is positioned as infrastructure for running and storing code that AI agents generate rather than code written by humans.
What it's for
Features 20
- API-first Git repositories with commits, branches, diffs, and rollback
- Bidirectional GitHub sync
- Browser client sessions with scoped access tokens
- Cron job and deployment scheduling
- Custom domain routing to services inside VMs
- Custom VM sizing up to 32 vCPUs and 32 GB RAM
- Freestyle CLI for local development and debugging
- Full Linux networking stack
- Full Linux VMs with real root access
- Granular per-repo webhooks filtered by branch, path, or event
- Instant VM startup (under 600ms)
- Live forking of running VMs without pausing
- Nested virtualization with full KVM support
- Pause & Resume with no charge while paused
- Persistent PTY sessions surviving disconnects and forks
- Persistent VMs and snapshots
- Private networks (VPCs) and WireGuard VPN support
- Sealed multi-user isolation with systemd services and groups
- SSH access via scoped identity tokens
- Universal account-wide logs dashboard
Pricing
Hobby and Pro plans charge a monthly base fee plus additional metered usage once the base amount is exceeded. Enterprise pricing is custom and quote-based.
Free forever, no credit card required.
Up to 10 Concurrent VMs, Up to 500 Repositories
$50/month base plus usage over $50/month.
Up to 40 Concurrent VMs, Up to 5,000 Repositories, usage above $50/month billed extra
$500/month base plus usage over $500/month.
Up to 400 Concurrent VMs, Up to 50,000 Repositories, usage above $500/month billed extra
Custom pricing via contact sales; critical security, performance, and SLA guarantees.
Custom usage limits