Modal
Serverless cloud for running model and agent code.
Key features
- Serve language, image, video, and audio models live or in batch
- Run isolated sandboxes for coding agents and untrusted code
- Fine-tune models and run reinforcement learning on GPUs
- Expose any function as an HTTPS endpoint that idles at zero
- Spread parallel work across thousands of GPUs
- Category
- Agents
- Who it's for
- For teams that develop, train, and serve AI applications at scale.
- Tags
- computecoding-agentgpufine-tuningsandboxserverlessvoice-speechimage-video
- Website
- modal.com
- Listed
- 2026-09-15
Frequently asked questions
Is Modal free?
Modal has a free plan, with paid tiers for more usage or features.
How much does Modal cost?
Paid plans from $250/month, according to its pricing page.
What is Modal used for?
Serverless cloud for running model and agent code. Typical uses: serve language, image, video, and audio models live or in batch; run isolated sandboxes for coding agents and untrusted code; fine-tune models and run reinforcement learning on GPUs.
What are the best Modal alternatives?
Alternatives in the same category include Haystack, Composio, E2B, LearnHarness, OpenShell.
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