What each size includes
You pick a size at create time:s, m, or l. A size sets the vCPU count
and the default memory and disk ceilings, and it sets the creation charge.
Ceilings cap what a workload may use. They do not reserve anything, so a
bigger size doesn’t cost extra while the Sailbox is idle.
Pass
memory_limit_gib or disk_limit_gib at create time to set a ceiling,
within the range shown. The default size is m. Choose s for the fastest
cold starts and resumes. Its lower ceilings also cap what a runaway workload
can consume.
Where to see usage
- Dashboard. The Sailboxes page at app.sailresearch.com shows spend for the period broken down by app and by Sailbox, alongside live CPU, memory, and disk utilization. The Billing page shows your credit balance and invoices.
- CLI.
sail box listshows each Sailbox’s current CPU, memory, and disk usage against its ceilings, andsail box topis a live view of the same.
FAQ
Does a bigger size cost more?
Does a bigger size cost more?
You pay for actual usage, so choosing a larger size doesn’t increase your
running costs on its own. Free has a small, size-based creation fee. Pro and
Enterprise don’t have one.
What does a sleeping Sailbox cost?
What does a sleeping Sailbox cost?
Nothing. Sleeping, paused, checkpointing, and cold-starting time is not
billed. Charges resume when the Sailbox is running again.
Do copies cost the same as new Sailboxes?
Do copies cost the same as new Sailboxes?
Yes, the same pricing applies. Each copy bills for its own usage, with a
size-based creation fee on Free and no creation fee on Pro or Enterprise.
What happens when my credits run out?
What happens when my credits run out?
Sail pauses your running and sleeping Sailboxes and blocks anything that
would add spend: creating, resuming, and running commands. Nothing is
terminated, and you can still pause and terminate from the dashboard. Add
credits on the Billing page, then resume the Sailboxes you need.