Dedalus Labs

Dedalus Labs provides Dedalus Machines, persistent Linux virtual machines built as the computing environment for AI agents. Each machine starts in under 50 milliseconds according to the company, keeps its filesystem and memory across sessions, and bills only for active compute, so an agent can pick up where it left off without cold starts or paying for idle time. It is aimed at developers and teams building agents that need a full computer rather than a short lived sandbox, including agents that run untrusted code. Machines use virtual machine level isolation with separate kernel, memory and filesystem boundaries, which the company positions as stronger than Docker containers or V8 isolates, and every machine includes root access. Setup starts with a command line installer, and documentation is published on the site. Pricing is published. Usage is metered at $0.04536 per vCPU hour and $0.01458 per GiB of memory per hour; the FAQ states storage at $0.0001 per GiB hour, while the rate card on the same page shows a different storage figure. Hobby is $0 per month with a one time $20 sign up credit, up to 4 vCPU and 16 GiB per machine, 10 GiB storage, up to 5 machines and a 50 hour monthly compute ceiling. Pro is $20 per month with $20 of compute included each month, up to 16 vCPU and 64 GiB per machine, unlimited storage and compute, up to 20 machines, configurable timeouts and priority support. Enterprise is custom and adds dedicated fleets, SSO, RBAC, audit logs, an uptime SLA and bring your own cloud. The company is backed by Y Combinator and offers qualifying startups up to $10,000 in compute credits valid for 12 months. Parts of the site still direct new users to a waitlist.