Incredibuild’s platform drastically accelerates and reduces the cost of shipping code and related collateral by distributing build and test workloads across idle on‑premise machines and, increasingly, cloud compute. Early use cases focused on on‑premise, grid‑style distribution that requires no installation on remote machines; the company says its secret sauce is its approach to parallelization and virtualization. In the last year the company has moved deeper into the cloud and has inked integrations with AWS and Microsoft gaming stacks to run many small cloud instances in parallel. Incredibuild counts about 1,000 customers, including Epic, EA, Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft, Adobe and Citibank. The startup has doubled its ARR in the last year and was historically profitable; it will use new funding to accelerate product development and to strengthen its ecosystem through community, developer relations and cloud programs across more markets. Sources say the company’s valuation has roughly doubled since its March 2021 financing and this round likely puts it close to an $800M valuation. Incredibuild offers a distributed-processing platform that speeds intensive software-development workloads by tapping idle CPUs on-premises or in the cloud; the company says builds can be accelerated by up to 8X. Its technology is priced on a per-use basis and is positioned to reduce overall computing and equipment costs for customers. Incredibuild counts roughly 800 customers, including Epic, Microsoft, Nintendo, Amazon, Citibank, Adobe, Disney, Intel and Samsung. The company plans to build out its technology and business model to serve a wider range of enterprises and use cases, add more integrations, and introduce new pricing tiers (including a planned freemium tier). Incredibuild was founded in 2000; its original founders are no longer active in day-to-day operations. The company is cash-generative and, per the article’s sources, has an estimated valuation between $300 million and $400 million.

Total raised

$175M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Jun 2022