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What is Maritime?
Maritime is an AI agent cloud by Maritime AI, Inc. that gives every AI agent its own computer, built for teams shipping agent products that need a machine per task or per end user. Each agent runs in its own micro-VM, keeps its files and logins between conversations, and deploys with a single command from the dashboard, CLI or SDK.
What is Maritime used for?
Maritime starts from a simple point: agents aren't web apps. They run for hours, remember things from one day to the next and operate real software. So every machine is a Firecracker micro-VM with its own kernel rather than a shared container. You get three kinds of machine: agent boxes that keep their disk, throwaway sandboxes for code and test runs, and on-demand computers with a screen (Linux desktop, Windows Server 2022 desktop and Android 15 phone) for computer-use agents.
How does Maritime work with your agent?
Bring your agent as it is: templates for OpenClaw, Hermes, ZeroClaw, the Claude Agent SDK, OpenAI Codex or your own Docker image. Idle machines sleep and the next message wakes them in about a second. You can spin up one agent per user under your own ID with a spend cap on each, hook it to Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack, email, webhooks or schedules, and call the major models through one key. Everything is driven through a REST API, TypeScript and Python SDKs, a CLI and an MCP server, while swarms fan one command out to thousands of sandboxes for evals or RL.
Who is Maritime for?
- Startups running a per-customer assistant on Telegram, WhatsApp or Slack.
- Coding-agent teams that need disposable sandboxes plus persistent workspaces.
- Companies automating desktop software with no API, including Windows apps.
- Labs running large eval and RL rollout jobs.
Maritime pros and cons
Pros: VM-level isolation, real persistence, desktops and phones on the same API, hosting in the US or Germany and a HIPAA BAA on request. Cons: it's squarely a developer product, Android phones ship without Google Play (apps go in as APKs) and Windows desktops are only available on the higher account tiers.
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Maritime FAQ
What is Maritime?
Maritime is a cloud for AI agents that gives each agent its own micro-VM with a persistent disk, sleeping when idle and waking in about a second.
Is Maritime free?
There is no permanent free tier, but new accounts get a 7-day trial with up to $20 of usage; see the pricing section for the plans.
Does Maritime have an API?
Yes. It offers a REST API, TypeScript and Python SDKs, a CLI and an MCP server to manage agents, sandboxes, desktops and phones.
Which agents can I deploy on Maritime?
There are templates for OpenClaw, Hermes, ZeroClaw, the Claude Agent SDK, OpenAI Codex and DeepSeek Harness, and any custom Docker image also works.
How is Maritime different from serverless functions?
A serverless function stops after a few minutes and keeps no state; on Maritime the agent keeps its disk and can work for hours.
Can a Maritime agent use a desktop or a phone?
Yes, it can operate Linux or Windows desktops and Android phones by seeing the screen, and a person can take over through a link.
Where is data hosted?
Maritime offers US and German regions, private networking and a HIPAA BAA on request.
Does Maritime work in Spanish?
The site, docs and dashboard are in English, but the agents you deploy can talk to your users in Spanish or any language through their channels.
What are the alternatives to Maritime?
For agent sandboxes and environments you can compare it with Daytona or Modal, and for cloud browser automation with Browserbase.
Maritime pricing and plans
Reference price: 20 USD / month. Source · Verified: November 12, 2026
Maritime pricing in US dollars, billed monthly; each plan fee turns into the same amount of usage credit (Checked on: 12/11/2026):
- Starter: $20/month, 5 machines awake at once.
- Growth: $100/month, 25 machines awake and Windows desktops.
- Scale: $500/month, 60 machines awake and swarms.
- Dedicated: $5,000/month, 500 machines awake, custom setup, own IPs, BAA and DPA.
Usage rates are the same on every plan: agent box $1/month per 2 GB (5 GB disk included; extra disk $0.08/GB-month), sandbox $0.011/hour per vCPU and 2 GB, Linux desktop $0.12/h, Windows $0.18/h, Android $0.15/h. Prepaid AI credits from $5 at provider list price. 7-day trial with up to $20 of usage (card required, no charge if cancelled within the week).
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