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OpsLyft
Full-stack cloud cost management platform that helps engineering teams optimize infrastructure spend.
What it does
Provides real-time visibility and monitoring of multi-cloud infrastructure costs. Automates the identification and remediation of idle or underutilized cloud resources. Features container resource management to optimize Kubernetes and Docker environments. Includes 'Anomalies Detection' to alert teams of sudden cloud spend spikes. Generates personalized program plans for long-term IT budget and technology stack management.
Why it works
Actionable Insights: Unlike standard billing dashboards, it provides specific architectural changes to save money. Comprehensive: Handles both traditional VM instances and modern containerized workloads. Automation: Reduces the manual burden on engineering teams through automated cost-saving workflows. Transparency: Bridges the gap between finance (budgeting) and engineering (usage).
Category: Utilities & System Tools
Team Size: 11-50
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As of 2026
Utilities & System Tools
Revenue: $100k-$1M ARR
Full-stack cloud cost management platform that helps engineering teams optimize infrastructure spend.
Overview
OpsLyft is an AI-driven cloud management platform designed to help enterprises and high-growth startups optimize their cloud infrastructure and reduce costs. It unifies cloud cost monitoring, container resource management, and automated FinOps workflows into a single dashboard. By providing deep visibility into architectural complexity and offering actionable optimization plans, it helps engineering teams maintain high performance while eliminating cloud waste.
Funding status: Funded
Revenue source: Subscriptions
Customer type: B2B
Pricing: Subscription
Tech stack: React, Node.js, Python, AWS
Platform: Web
Integrations: AWS, Google Cloud (GCP), Azure, Kubernetes, Slack, Jira
Founder story
Founded in 2019 by Aayush Kumar in San Francisco and Noida, India. Aayush, a former engineer at Innovaccer, saw how quickly cloud costs could spiral out of control in high-growth environments. He built OpsLyft to provide the 'intelligence layer' that engineering teams need to manage infrastructure efficiently.
What it does
- Provides real-time visibility and monitoring of multi-cloud infrastructure costs
- Automates the identification and remediation of idle or underutilized cloud resources
- Features container resource management to optimize Kubernetes and Docker environments
- Includes 'Anomalies Detection' to alert teams of sudden cloud spend spikes
- Generates personalized program plans for long-term IT budget and technology stack management.
Who it's for
- CTOs and VPs of Engineering
- DevOps and SRE Teams
- Cloud FinOps Managers
- Enterprise IT Departments
Why it works
- Actionable Insights: Unlike standard billing dashboards, it provides specific architectural changes to save money
- Comprehensive: Handles both traditional VM instances and modern containerized workloads
- Automation: Reduces the manual burden on engineering teams through automated cost-saving workflows
- Transparency: Bridges the gap between finance (budgeting) and engineering (usage).
Growth strategies
- Targeted high- growth Indian and US startups with massive cloud bills as their primary entry point.
- Used a 'Savings- First' narrative, often promising immediate ROI through resource cleanup.
- Raised $500k in Seed funding from prominent angel investors (ex- Google, Freshworks) to scale R&D.
- Leveraged the 'FinOps' movement to position as a critical operational standard for modern engineering.
Alternatives
Comparison overview
- Apptio/CloudHealth: Heavy enterprise solutions; OpsLyft is the more agile, engineering-first choice for mid-market teams.
- Spot.io: Focused primarily on spot instance management; OpsLyft provides a broader view of architectural efficiency.
- OpsLyft is the best choice for engineering teams that want to treat cloud efficiency as a core part of their culture.