What I like best about E2B is how straightforward it makes running AI-generated code in an isolated environment. The SDK gives developers a practical way to execute code, access files, and run commands without having to build and manage the entire sandbox infrastructure themselves. I also appreciate the open-source runtime and the flexibility it offers for integrating with different AI agents and development workflows. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The biggest downside for me is that usage-based pricing can make costs difficult to predict as workloads grow, especially when I’m experimenting or running multiple sandboxes. On top of that, the Hobby plan’s session limits can feel restrictive for longer-running tasks. I’d really appreciate more flexibility for smaller projects, along with clearer, more practical ways to estimate real-world costs before scaling up. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.