Maritime

What makes it different

Maritime gives AI agents their own cloud computers. Agents will do most of the world's computer work, the team argues, and each one needs a machine of its own: a place to run code, browse the web, use tools and keep its files between tasks. Maritime hosts any kind of agent and lets it run without the team managing infrastructure.

The platform comes in three parts. Agent Boxes are persistent workspaces that keep their files, sleep when idle and wake in about a second, for $1 a month per 2 GB. Sandboxes run untrusted or generated code once and are deleted with their disk when the task ends, from $0.011 an hour — and Swarms run thousands of sandboxes on one command for evals, RL rollouts and batch jobs. Computers on demand add Linux desktops ($0.12/hr), Windows desktops ($0.18/hr, licence included) and Android phones ($0.15/hr) that an agent can see, click and type on, with a person able to take over.

Maritime is backed by Y Combinator (Fall 2026 batch) and was founded by Maria Gorskikh and Ary Shrivastava. The pitch is price as much as breadth: the team calls Maritime the cheapest place to run an agent's computers, with hosting starting at $1 per agent per month and three agents free to try.