Freestyle

About Freestyle

Freestyle runs and deploys the code an AI wrote, which in practice means two products: full Linux VMs designed as agent sandboxes, and an API-first Git service built so agents can operate on repositories programmatically. The VM side matters because the natural failure mode of a coding agent is executing something destructive, and the natural workaround — spinning up a container per agent — is slow and expensive at the concurrency levels agent products actually need. Freestyle's VMs create in a line of code, execute commands, snapshot, persist and restore, with concurrency limits into the hundreds on the Pro tier. The Git side gives every agent-generated project a real repository with a filesystem accessible over an API rather than requiring a checkout, which is the shape you want when a thousand user projects each need version history. Resource pricing is published to five decimal places — vCPU-hours, GiB-memory-hours and GiB-storage-hours — with a meaningful free daily allowance rather than a trial credit, so the marginal cost of an agent run is computable in advance. That transparency is the product's real differentiator against building the same thing on a general cloud, where the equivalent bill is a modelling exercise. The paid tiers work as spend commitments — $50 or $500 a month inclusive of usage up to that amount — rather than as feature paywalls, and vly.ai, Rork and Vibeflow are named as production users.

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