Pricing

Simple, Transparent Pricing

Early Access

Developer

Teams getting production-ready fast

$200
test for free,
for 60 days

This Plan includes:

Up to 9 projects
1 developer per license
Recommended

Growth

Scaling tech-first companies

$3,000
per month,
billed monthly

This Plan includes:

Up to 19 projects
Up to 9 developers
Recommended

Enterprise

Regulated, security-critical organizations

Custom

Everything in other plans, plus:

Unlimited amount of projects
Unlimited organization size

Compare all features

Developer
Growth
Enterprise
Pricing Options
Billed Monthly
$200/developer

Billed Yearly
$150/month, per developer
Billed Monthly
$3,000

Billed Yearly
$2,250/month
Custom
Long Term Commitment
One Year
$2,250/month

Two Years
$2,150/month

Three Years
$2,050/month
Custom
Usage
Additional Users
$200 per user

Additional Projects
$1,500 per 5 additional projects
Additional Users
$600 per 5 users

Additional Projects
$800 per 5 additional projects
Custom
Features
Developer
Growth
Enterprise
AI Ready Cloud Foundations
Secure, Customer hosted control plane
Git based infrastructure management
Security, logging and backups
Multi Environment support (dev, staging, prod)
Infrastream access controls & guardrails
CI/CD automation
AI Sandboxing with human in the loop approvals
Company overview visualisation graph
AI native dubugging
Custom security and compliance controls
Advanced audit & Governance
Enterprise AI Guardrails
Dedicated onboarding & support
FAQs

Have Questions?

If you have other questions, we’d love to help.

How long does it take to get up and running with Infrastream?

Your first environment deploys in hours. New engineers typically go from zero to first production deployment in under three days, compared to the 30–35 days most teams spend on manual setup, documentation, and knowledge transfer. You can start shipping almost immediately.

How is Infrastream different from Terraform or building it ourselves?

Building it yourself is doable. Maintaining it is where teams get stuck. Infrastream is essentially a platform engineering team in a box, instead of hiring DevOps engineers to build and maintain your cloud foundation, the software does it continuously and automatically, at a fraction of the cost.

What happens if we stop using Infrastream?

Your infrastructure keeps running. Infrastream creates standard cloud resources inside your own GCP account, so if you leave, everything stays exactly as it is. You lose the automation layer, nothing else. No lock in, no data held hostage, no migration headache.

How is Infrastream deployed?

We deploy a control plane directly inside your Google Cloud organisation. It connects to your Git repository, and from there your infrastructure is managed through Git commits,  updates, security patches, scaling, all handled automatically within your own account. We never touch your data.

Is Infrastream a managed service or a consulting engagement?

Neither. It's an infrastructure automation platform,  think of it as a platform engineering team you install rather than a service you contract. No consultants, no dependency on us to make changes. You get the capabilities of a mature platform engineering org without having to build or hire one.

Who is Infrastream built for?

Teams who are good at building products but didn't sign up to become cloud infrastructure experts. If your engineers are burning time on environment setup instead of shipping, if your DevOps capacity can't keep up with your growth, or if compliance is starting to feel like a full-time job, this is for you. Most of our customers are CTOs and VPs of Engineering at Series A-C companies on GCP, but the common thread isn't company size. It's that they want to move faster than their infrastructure currently lets them.

How are AI agents deployed and managed with Infrastream?

Agents run inside sandboxed, isolated environments with strict network and identity boundaries, they can't access sensitive systems unless explicitly permitted. We also operate on a human-in-the-loop model, meaning the AI proposes changes and generates configurations, but nothing executes automatically. Everything comes through as a Pull Request in your Git repo. A human reviews and merges before anything touches production.

Do we need an existing DevOps or platform engineering team to use Infrastream?

No and that's usually the point. If your developers know Git and can write YAML, they can deploy. Small platform teams of three to five people regularly use Infrastream to support organisations of 100 or more developers, with the same confidence as a much larger engineering org.