generated: '2026-08-26' method: searched source: https://www.nextw.com/pricing docs: - https://www.nextw.com/docs/developerstudiosecurity - https://www.nextw.com/docs/developerstudioquickstart name: Nextworld sandbox and test surfaces self_serve_signup: https://console.nextworld.net/auth/signup free_environment: available: true price: 0 includes: users: 1 dev_environments: 1 ai_credits_per_month: 150 storage_gb: 2 note: >- The published free tier is the closest thing Nextworld offers to a public sandbox: one developer environment reachable after self-serve signup, with no sales gate. environment_model: description: >- Nextworld separates work by environment and lifecycle. An inbound API caller that supplies no environment or lifecycle inherits the default derived from its credentials; a different environment (for example development or test rather than production) is named in the request body of the authentication call, and the refresh token can be used to switch environments. source: https://www.nextw.com/docs/developerstudiointeroperability product_families: - name: Playpen purpose: Early development note: >- Documented as the family to use for early development. Platform security is enabled for all product families EXCEPT Playpen — so a Playpen object is unsecured by design, which matters when deciding what an agent may reach. source: https://www.nextw.com/docs/developerstudiosecurity testing_tooling: - name: Automated testing url: https://www.nextw.com/docs/automatedtesting - name: Endpoint Log Inquiry note: Inspect the fully resolved URL, substituted headers, request body (to 100Kb), response code and body of any endpoint call. - name: Webhook Log Inquiry note: Inspect inbound webhook requests and replay a failed one after fixing the cause. - name: Event Status Inquiry note: Review emitted events and errors, and resubmit failures. test_credentials: published: false note: >- Nextworld publishes no test keys, magic identifiers, fixture values or hosted test tokens. None are invented here.