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Runtime comparison

SGLang vs TabbyAPI

SGLang is a Apache-2.0-licensed runtime for Linux running on CUDA · ROCm; TabbyAPI is AGPL-3.0-licensed for Linux · Windows on CUDA · ROCm. TabbyAPI rates easier to set up (3/5 vs 2/5 in our sourced ratings). Pick SGLang for serving many requests at once; pick TabbyAPI for serving many requests at once.

SpecSGLangTabbyAPI
LicenseApache-2.0AGPL-3.0
Operating systemsLinuxLinux · Windows
GPU backendsCUDA · ROCmCUDA · ROCm
Installpip / sourcesource
Ease of use2/53/5
Quant formatsawq, gptqexl2
Enginesglangexllamav2
GitHub stars30,0901,273
Latest versionv0.5.14
Graphical app (GUI)NoNo
Server modeYesYes
OpenAI-compatible APIYesYes
CPU offloadNoNo
Multi-GPUYesYes
Speculative decodingYesYes
LoRA supportYesYes
KV-cache quantizationYesYes

Which should you use?

SGLang

Best for serving many requests at once. Command line and server, runs on CUDA · ROCm.

Full SGLang guide →

TabbyAPI

Best for serving many requests at once. Command line and server, runs on CUDA · ROCm.

Full TabbyAPI guide →

Neither runtime changes whether a model fits — that is your memory and quantization. Check your hardware first, then pick the runtime.

Sources: SGLang github.com/sgl-project/sglang (as of 2026-07-08); TabbyAPI github.com/theroyallab/tabbyAPI (as of 2026-07-08).