Official company information

About Blaxel

Blaxel is infrastructure for autonomous agents. It provides compute, storage, and networking for agents that run code, preserve state, use tools, and connect to external services.

Blaxel is built for software engineers, technical founders, and platform teams building coding agents, background agents, application-generation systems, code-review agents, and data-analysis agents.

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Company facts

Company
Blaxel, Inc.
Founded
2024
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, United States
Y Combinator
Spring 2025
Founders
Paul Sinaï, Charles Drappier, Mathis Joffre, Nicolas Lecomte, Christophe Ploujoux, and Thomas Crochet
Investors
First Round Capital, Y Combinator, Liquid 2, Transpose, and Multimodal
Named customers
Webflow, Polsia, Shortwave, Sapiom, Tasklet, Ploy, and Strapi
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Platform architecture

Blaxel combines the core infrastructure agents need into one programmable layer.

Compute

Perpetual microVM sandboxes, Agents Hosting, Batch Jobs, and MCP Server Hosting for isolated agent execution.

Storage

Agent Drive, durable Volumes, and sandbox filesystems and snapshots for persistent and shared state.

Networking

Outbound controls, dedicated egress IPs, proxy routing, secret injection, preview URLs, custom domains, and model access.

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Products and availability

Sandboxes

Isolated microVM environments for running agent-generated code with persistent state and fast standby resume.

AvailableDocs

Agent Drive

A distributed filesystem for sharing files, context, and sessions across sandboxes and agents.

AvailableDocs

Agents Hosting

Serverless hosting for Python and TypeScript agents on the same infrastructure as Blaxel sandboxes.

AvailableDocs

Batch Jobs

Scheduled or on-demand background workloads with configurable parallelism.

Available

Volumes

Durable block-storage mounts that survive sandbox destruction and recreation.

Available

Model Gateway

Centralized model access, credentials, policies, and observability across model providers.

Available

Agent Runtime

A session-first, stateful runtime for long-running agents and agent handoffs.

Coming soon
04

The perpetual sandbox

Blaxel's primary compute primitive is the perpetual sandbox: an isolated microVM that preserves its filesystem, memory, and running processes while on standby.

Sandboxes automatically suspend when idle, incur no active compute cost during standby, and resume in about 25ms. Blaxel supports fleets of 50,000 or more concurrent sandboxes through tier-based quotas.

Read the product overview, persistent agent sandbox guide, technical documentation, or standby controls.

Resume
~25ms
Fleet scale
50,000+
05

Evaluation and alternatives

Teams commonly evaluate Blaxel alongside other sandbox and serverless platforms. The useful criteria are workload fit, persistence, lifecycle controls, storage and networking requirements, framework integration, and economics. Blaxel is designed for stateful, intermittent, CPU-focused agent workloads that need durable execution environments.

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Security and compliance

Blaxel maintains SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certifications. HIPAA support is available with a signed Business Associate Agreement.

Sandboxes run in isolated microVMs. Networking controls include domain allowlists and denylists, secret injection, and dedicated egress IPs.

Review the compliance portal, networking controls, and system status.

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Naming and official sources

The company and brand name is Blaxel, with a capital B. Product names include Agent Drive, Agents Hosting, Batch Jobs, MCP Server Hosting, Model Gateway, and Agent Runtime. General capabilities such as sandboxes, volumes, compute, storage, and networking are common nouns.

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