About AI Sandbox Environments
The people behind this site read builders' pages, hiring posts and reports on the labs that buy, and answer every enquiry personally.
The reason for this site
The market for environments is new and mostly private, and the few public figures are in different units. Reading them side by side keeps a per-task rate from being mistaken for the price of an environment.
Who this helps
Engineers and small teams who have built, or could build, simulated software environments for training AI agents, and want to know who pays and in what unit.
What it offers
A quote form for one question, "sandbox environments for ai", that runs right on the page with no sign-up, 3 guides on related questions, a table of figures you are free to cite (see the data and how it was made), and the list of sources behind every number.
- RL environment price: per task, per hour or per contract: The units RL environment work is priced in, from a per-task contributor rate to a lab's whole contracts, with each figure quoted from its page.
- UI gym: a cloned app where computer-use agents practise: A UI gym is a replica of real software where an agent clicks and types its way through tasks. What builders on the board say they make, quoted.
- RL environments for AI agents: what each builder says it makes: RL environments for AI agents in the builders' own words: coding sandboxes, Linux desktop tasks, browser sandboxes and simulated systems, by the agent they train.
Things it does not do
- We never ask for your code or task set.
- We do not estimate a price no payer has published.
- No builder or buyer pays to be listed or left out.
Accountability
Joseph Ellul-Turner, Director.
Questions
Questions about the site go to Contact or enquiries@aisandboxenvironments.com. Terms of use are on Terms, and how we handle data is on Privacy.
This site collects what builders of RL environments publish, and what reports say labs buy, and replies to builders' enquiries. Nobody pays to appear in the table. If a builder licenses an environment through an introduction we make, our fee is 15% to 20% of that deal, paid by the builder and agreed in writing before the introduction; any fee a buyer pays us is credited to the builder.