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Spacelift

541 Jefferson Ave. Suite 100, Redwood City, CA, 94063, United States

Overview

Spacelift provides an infrastructure platform that simplifies managing complex multi-cloud and hybrid environments, offering compliance, visibility, and support for tools such as Terraform, OpenTofu, and Ansible. Adoption has been growing across finance, software, healthcare, and government, with customers including Redfin, Checkout, Moody’s, Duolingo, and Sailpoint. Spacelift has a leadership role in open source through its involvement in OpenTofu, launched in August 2023, which has 600+ contributors, over 10 million downloads, and 350,000+ weekly users. OpenTofu has also seen enterprise adoption by Oracle, Cisco, and Fidelity. The company plans to use the new funding to accelerate product innovation, broaden enterprise adoption, and enhance infrastructure management with AI-powered automation. It recently raised $51 million in a Series C to support those efforts. Spacelift provides a plug-and-play platform that helps IaC DevOps teams define standardized infrastructures, understand resources, and build policies directly into workflows and code. The platform synchronizes code across multiple projects or repositories, automatically detects and remediates resource drift, and tracks lifecycle and cost for every managed resource. It supports Terraform, Pulumi and CloudFormation today, with Ansible planned soon. Spacelift also offers advanced workflow delegations to enable autonomous project teams. The company is led by CEO Marcin Wyszynski and COO Pawel Hytry and operates from Redwood City, CA with an office in Warsaw, Poland. It recently raised $15M in a Series B to fund product scaling and go-to-market growth. Spacelift builds an infrastructure-as-code (IaC) and policy-as-code platform that automates management and control of cloud infrastructure. The platform aims to provide distributed teams with automation, visibility, and policy enforcement to reduce outages and downtime. Co-founder Marcin Wyszynski conceived the idea after working at Deliveroo and TIER Mobility. The company is Polish and U.S.-based, headquartered in Redwood City, California, with an additional office in Warsaw, Poland. Spacelift recently raised $6 million in a Series A round led by Blossom Capital. Competitors named in the article include HashiCorp and Scalr, which have previously raised $349.2 million and $7.5 million respectively. Spacelift offers a continuous integration and deployment platform compatible with Terraform, built for infrastructure-as-code workflows. Its product enables collaboration among development teams while providing control and compliance over infrastructure changes. Teams can fine-tune and automate workflows to ship software more reliably and more frequently. The company says its solution also helps customers lower the costs of maintaining public cloud infrastructure such as AWS and Google Cloud Platform. Spacelift was co-founded by Marcin Wyszynski and Pawel Hytry, who bring experience from Google, Facebook, Deliveroo, Foodpanda, McKinsey and Fitpass; the company recently raised external funding to support its growth.

Total raised
$74M
Funding rounds
4
Latest round
Series C
Latest activity
Jul 2025

Industries

  • Cloud Data Services
  • Information Technology
  • SaaS
  • Software
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Recent funding

  1. Series C

    Jul 2025

    $51M

  2. Series B

    Oct 2021

    $15M

  3. Series A

    Feb 2021

    $6M

  4. Seed

    Nov 2020

    $2M

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