Maritime
a platform for running AI agents for $1 a month
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What is Maritime?
Maritime is an agent deployment platform that spins up isolated micro-VMs for AI agents with automatic scaling, encrypted secrets management, and built-in sleep/wake functionality. It's designed for developers and teams running customer-facing AI agents at scale across enterprises and institutions.
Maritime pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
$1/month per agent flat rate with no additional compute charges. Free tier available—no card required to deploy your first agent.
Maritime pros
- Extreme cost efficiency at $1/month per agent with automatic sleep/wake when idle
- True isolation: one micro-VM per agent with its own kernel, not shared threads or containers
- Instant deployment from CLI with automatic framework detection and zero infrastructure setup
- Multi-framework support (OpenClaw, Hermes, ZeroClaw) and bring-your-own-stack flexibility
- Full SDK coverage (TypeScript, Python, REST) plus webhooks, dashboard, and CLI for non-interactive provisioning
Maritime cons
- Agent-first platform with limited use cases outside of AI agent deployment
- Requires framework familiarity (OpenClaw, Hermes, ZeroClaw) for full capabilities
- Smaller ecosystem compared to general cloud platforms like AWS or Google Cloud
Frequently asked questions about Maritime
How is isolation guaranteed between customer agents?
Each agent runs in its own dedicated micro-VM with its own kernel, encrypted secrets mounted only to that VM, and tagged with external IDs so data never crosses customer boundaries.
What happens when agents aren't in use?
Agents automatically sleep when idle and wake instantly when traffic arrives, so you only pay for active compute time.
Can I use my own code instead of the built-in frameworks?
Yes—Maritime supports OpenClaw, Hermes, ZeroClaw, and custom stacks with any model or tools you already use.
How long does it take to deploy an agent?
One command from your terminal spins up a running agent in seconds with zero infrastructure setup required.