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Vergleich · Coding

ephoKostenlose Stufevs.

CursorAb $20/mo (Individual (Pro))

Einstiegspreiskostenlos · Ab $20/mo

Kostenlose Stufeja · ja

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Kategorie	Coding	Coding
Hauptanwendungsfälle	Automating pull-request reviews or issue-to-PR pipelines from CI, cron or GitHub Actions Running many coding agents in parallel on private GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket repos Building bots (Slack, Discord) that hand coding tasks to a cloud agent and stream results Letting an agent process input files (e.g. CSV) and return generated artifacts Long-running agent tasks that must survive a closed laptop or dropped connection	Writing and refactoring code Agent-driven feature work Automated code review Team development workflows
Am besten für	Developers automating coding-agent workflows over HTTP, Teams that want cloud-hosted Claude Code/Codex runs without managing sandboxes, CI and bot builders	Professional developers, Engineering teams, Enterprises needing admin controls
Plattformen	Web, API	Desktop
Preismodell	—	Freemium
Preise	Usage-based, billed per second: CPU $0.0000164 per vCPU-second, memory $0.0000053 per GiB-second, disk $0.000000036 per GiB-second. Default instance (2 vCPU, 2 GiB, 10 GiB) is about $0.0000438/s, roughly $0.0026 per one-minute run. $10 starting credit on signup. Model tokens not billed by epho. Geprüft am Sep 29, 2026. Offizielle Preise ↗	Hobby: Free; Individual (Pro/Pro+/Ultra): from $20/mo; Teams: from $40/user/mo; Enterprise: custom. Geprüft am Sep 29, 2026. Offizielle Preise ↗
Wichtige Funktionen	One POST /api/v1/chat endpoint; streaming (SSE) or async mode with webhook_url Choice of harness: Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode, switched by one field Bring-your-own provider key; OpenCode Zen '-free' models run without a provider key Durable multi-turn chats that resume the same sandbox filesystem and session Up to 32 repos and 20 input files per turn; MCP servers and env vars set per chat Persisted events with replay/live-tail and artifact download URLs on completion	Coding agent Cloud agents and automations Bugbot code review MCPs, skills and hooks CLI Privacy mode
Vorteile	Per-second usage billing with a reported cost_usd on every run $10 starting credit on signup (about 60 hours of the default 2 vCPU / 2 GiB instance) No SDK or local daemon required; plain HTTP/curl works Public docs with quickstart and API reference	Free Hobby plan with no credit card required Access to frontier models on paid plans Team SSO and privacy mode on Teams On-demand usage once included usage runs out
Einschränkungen	Requires your own OpenAI/Anthropic/OpenCode Zen key for non-free models; tokens billed separately Teams start capped at five concurrent active turns; excess requests queue Only one live turn per chat at a time Requests are refused (HTTP 402) once credit balance reaches zero	Free plan has limited agent requests Usage beyond included amount is billed extra Bugbot on Individual is usage-billed Prices exclude taxes
Bewertungen	Editorial Not yet reviewed Users No user reviews yet	Editorial Not yet reviewed Users No user reviews yet
Prüfstatus	Listed Geprüft am Oct 1, 2026	Listed Geprüft am Sep 29, 2026