AI Development Services

The 4 AI Development Services tools on HokAI, compared on capability, pricing and compliance. Independently verified.

What is in AI Development Services

HokAI tracks 4 active tools in AI Development Services. 4 of them (100%) publish a free tier you can test before paying.

AI Development Services — Tools

  • E2B — Enterprise sandbox infrastructure for AI agents to execute code securely. Firecracker microVMs, sub-second cold starts, Python and JavaScript SDKs. Free tier with $100 credit; paid plans scale up to enterprise BYOC deployment.
  • PromptFix — AI prompt reliability platform that scores prompts 0-100, versions history, and runs A/B tests across GPT-4, Claude, and Gemini. Pro plan at $29/month.
  • Temporal — Durable execution platform for building resilient microservice workflows used by Stripe, Netflix, Datadog, and HashiCorp at scale.
  • Treblle — API observability platform that monitors, scores, and governs APIs in real time across 50+ data points; free tier includes 250,000 requests/month, backed by $8.42M.

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Frequently asked questions

How many tools are there in AI Development Services?

HokAI currently lists 4 active entries in AI Development Services. Each is verified against the vendor's own pages and re-checked as those pages change, so the count moves as the category does.

Which tools are listed under AI Development Services?

E2B, PromptFix, Temporal and Treblle. Each links through to a full profile covering what it does, how it is priced where that is published, and how it compares with the alternatives in the same category.

Are there free AI Development Services options?

Yes — 4 of the 4 listings in AI Development Services publish a free tier. Free tiers here usually cap usage volume or hold back the higher-end features rather than expiring, so they suit evaluation before committing.

Do AI Development Services tools work on mobile?

No AI Development Services listing currently ships a native mobile app. 4 of the 4 run in the browser, so mobile access depends on how well each vendor's web interface adapts to a small screen.