The Agent37 alternative that keeps your keys°
Looking for a Agent37 alternative? Here is the honest comparison for a builder who wants to own their agent — keys, code, and compute.
Where jurniti is different
- A per-tenant Firecracker microVM behind a KVM boundary — not a shared kernel where one container escape is every tenant's problem.
- 1 vCPU means one physical core, not a slice of an oversubscribed host.
- Your model keys live inside your VM and traffic egresses straight to your provider — no credits-balance middleman.
- Flat, legible pricing with no per-resource metering to track.
| jurniti | Agent37 | |
|---|---|---|
| Isolation | Per-tenant Firecracker microVM (KVM hardware boundary); 1 vCPU = 1 physical core. | Shared-kernel Docker containers with per-tenant CPU/RAM caps and soft oversubscription — no hardware isolation boundary. jurniti gives each tenant its own Firecracker microVM behind a KVM boundary, 1 vCPU = 1 physical core. |
| Pricing | Flat $25–$99/mo, no metered surprises. | From $3.44/mo, plus metered add-ons ($0.80/vCPU/mo, $0.70/GB/mo). Higher Plus/Pro/Max tiers add browser automation, support, and AI credits. |
| Model keys | BYOK inside your VM — model traffic never traverses jurniti. | Mixed: bring your own keys, or meter models from an included credits balance — so a platform credits-ledger can sit between you and your provider. |
Where Agent37 is strong
- A genuinely cheaper entry price for a managed OpenClaw or Hermes instance.
- A browser-native workspace: web terminal, file browser, and a live desktop in one dashboard.
- Pre-wired integrations and a skill marketplace as a distribution channel.
- Included model credits and small AI-credit bundles for buyers who don't want strict BYOK.
When to pick one — or both
Pick Agent37 when you want the cheapest managed OpenClaw or Hermes dashboard, your agent doesn't hold production credentials, and hardware isolation isn't load-bearing for your workload.
Pick jurniti when your agent holds production credentials, runs code an LLM returned, and you want a real per-tenant hardware boundary with your keys inside your VM — at a flat monthly price.
Run OpenClaw on a real Firecracker microVM. Provision in ~3 minutes after payment. If it is not worth it within 30 days, email us and we refund you.
jurniti vs Agent37 — questions
Different category. Real per-tenant microVM isolation costs more than shared-kernel Docker density. If your agent holds production credentials or runs code an LLM returned, the difference is the price of a hardware tenant boundary rather than a shared kernel.
Both let you bring your own keys, but the boundary differs: on jurniti the key lives inside your Firecracker microVM and model traffic never traverses the platform, whereas Agent37 also offers a metered credits balance that sits between you and your provider.
See managed OpenClaw on jurniti →
Read the guide →Related comparisons →
Competitor facts are sourced and re-verified (last checked 2026-07-22). Agent37 is a trademark of its owner, named here only for comparison.