Find the right plan for you
Flexible pricing that scales with you. And free for your side projects, forever.
Hobby
Free forever
For side projects or prototyping
- Up to 100,000 requests per month
- 30-second execution time limit per request
- 3 Custom Runtimes
- Community support on Discord
Pro
$100/month
For growing startups
- 1,000,000 requests per month included
- Up to 15-minute execution time limit per request
- 50 Custom Runtimes included
- Dedicated Slack channel for support
Enterprise
Custom pricing
For running code at scale, including on prem
- Custom request quota per month
- Self-hosting available
| Feature | Hobby | Pro | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Requests per month | 100,000 | 1,000,000 Custom usage-based pricing for higher limits | Custom |
| Data transfer per month | 100 GB | 500 GB | Custom |
| Max execution time per request | 30 seconds | Up to 15 minutes | Custom |
| Number of Custom Runtimes | 3 | 50 Custom usage-based pricing for more | Custom |
| Community support | |||
| Slack support | — | ||
| Self-hosting | — | — |
Frequently asked questions
A service for executing untrusted Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Ruby and PHP.
Teams are using it to run code generated by LLMs, power data transformations, and extend their products for enterprise customers.
Code is executed inside an isolated WebAssembly context. Learn more in our security documentation.
Check out our product roadmap to see what we're working on.
- Code only has access to data you provide, which includes command-line arguments, environment variables, files and
stdin. - Read/write access to the `/mnt/req` directory, read-only access to the rest of the filesystem.
- Use external packages with Python and JavaScript via custom runtimes. Other interpreters have access to the language's standard library.
- Network access is limited to HTTP.
- No support for alternative interpreter versions.
- Execution time is limited to 30 seconds per invocation.
- Memory consumption is limited to 128Mib per invocation.
Yes! Here's a link to the quickstart: https://docs.riza.io/enterprise/quickstart.
Yes, for the Trust Services Criteria categories Security, Confidentiality, and Availability. We received our SOC 2 Type 1 audit report in December, 2024 and expect a Type 2 report in June, 2025.
Our full roadmap is available in our documentation, but here are some highlights:
- [shipped] Add support for secrets and HTTP API credentials.
- [shipped] Allow further interpreter customization via third-party packages and dependencies.
- [shipped] Allow filesystem access, with customer-defined capability controls.