Shifts FinOps left by integrating cloud cost estimation and governance into engineering workflows to proactively prevent cost issues.
Cloud cost management is reactive, starting from bills after spending occurs, leading to budget overruns, policy violations, and inefficient resource deployment.
Cloud cost management is reactive, starting from bills after spending occurs, leading to budget overruns, policy violations, and inefficient resource deployment.
Integrates cost estimation, governance, and auto-fixes into engineering workflows to proactively identify and resolve issues before deployment.
Integrates cost estimation, governance, and auto-fixes into engineering workflows to proactively identify and resolve issues before deployment.
Appears active as of February 2026 based on active website and team page.
Appears active as of February 2026 based on active website and team page.
Infracost provides tools that integrate cloud cost management directly into engineering workflows, enabling teams to estimate costs and enforce FinOps practices before deploying infrastructure resources. This approach shifts cloud cost optimization from reactive bill analysis to proactive prevention during code changes.
Infracost operates within CI/CD pipelines and code review processes such as GitHub, GitLab, and Azure DevOps. It scans infrastructure as code (IaC) changes, delivering monthly cost estimates, policy violation alerts, and tagging recommendations directly in pull requests. No cloud provider credentials are required for initial setup, allowing immediate integration into existing development environments.[3]
For FinOps teams, Infracost offers enterprise-scale governance through automated checks against a library of best practices. This includes pre-deployment budget verification, custom policy enforcement, and proactive alerts to maintain predictable cloud spending. Features like budget thresholds and approval workflows support complex enterprise pricing agreements.
Infracost provides tools that integrate cloud cost management directly into engineering workflows, enabling teams to estimate costs and enforce FinOps practices before deploying infrastructure resources. This approach shifts cloud cost optimization from reactive bill analysis to proactive prevention during code changes.
Infracost operates within CI/CD pipelines and code review processes such as GitHub, GitLab, and Azure DevOps. It scans infrastructure as code (IaC) changes, delivering monthly cost estimates, policy violation alerts, and tagging recommendations directly in pull requests. No cloud provider credentials are required for initial setup, allowing immediate integration into existing development environments.[3]
For FinOps teams, Infracost offers enterprise-scale governance through automated checks against a library of best practices. This includes pre-deployment budget verification, custom policy enforcement, and proactive alerts to maintain predictable cloud spending. Features like budget thresholds and approval workflows support complex enterprise pricing agreements.
Total Raised: $17.33M
Last Round: Series A - $15M
Total Raised: $17.33M
Last Round: Series A - $15M
Seed VC and Series A funded SaaS platform
Seed VC and Series A funded SaaS platform
Engineering and FinOps teams in enterprises using cloud infrastructure, particularly in financial services, insurance, and automotive sectors
Engineering and FinOps teams in enterprises using cloud infrastructure, particularly in financial services, insurance, and automotive sectors
Active website with team bios and product features as of February 2026.
Hiring: unknown
Active website with team bios and product features as of February 2026.
Hiring: unknown
Engineers benefit from real-time feedback on cost impacts during code review, reducing remediation time from hours to seconds. Infracost AutoFix generates pull requests for optimizations, such as rightsizing based on AWS Compute Optimizer recommendations, and enforces tagging policies like required FinOps tags or VM schedulers. This streamlines collaboration without disrupting familiar tools.[3]
Engineers benefit from real-time feedback on cost impacts during code review, reducing remediation time from hours to seconds. Infracost AutoFix generates pull requests for optimizations, such as rightsizing based on AWS Compute Optimizer recommendations, and enforces tagging policies like required FinOps tags or VM schedulers. This streamlines collaboration without disrupting familiar tools.[3]
Infracost supports major clouds including AWS, Azure, and GCP, with comprehensive price tracking. It integrates with IaC providers like Terraform and works seamlessly in repositories such as GitHub, GitLab, and Azure Repos. Additional tools include VS Code extensions for in-editor cost analysis and Jira integration for FinOps data.[1][2][3]
Infracost supports major clouds including AWS, Azure, and GCP, with comprehensive price tracking. It integrates with IaC providers like Terraform and works seamlessly in repositories such as GitHub, GitLab, and Azure Repos. Additional tools include VS Code extensions for in-editor cost analysis and Jira integration for FinOps data.[1][2][3]
Unlike reactive cloud cost management tools that analyze bills post-deployment, Infracost embeds cost visibility into the engineering workflow. It ensures compliance with tagging, budgets, and best practices before resources launch, preventing expensive mistakes. Campaigns allow prioritization of quarterly optimization goals through automated pull requests.[2][3]
Unlike reactive cloud cost management tools that analyze bills post-deployment, Infracost embeds cost visibility into the engineering workflow. It ensures compliance with tagging, budgets, and best practices before resources launch, preventing expensive mistakes. Campaigns allow prioritization of quarterly optimization goals through automated pull requests.[2][3]
Founded by experienced cloud computing professionals, the team has built scalable software for enterprises and led prior startups to acquisition. Leadership includes CEO Hassan Khajeh-Hosseini and co-founders Ali Khajeh-Hosseini and Alistair Scott, with a roster of engineers, product managers, and sales experts focused on shifting FinOps left.[5]
Founded by experienced cloud computing professionals, the team has built scalable software for enterprises and led prior startups to acquisition. Leadership includes CEO Hassan Khajeh-Hosseini and co-founders Ali Khajeh-Hosseini and Alistair Scott, with a roster of engineers, product managers, and sales experts focused on shifting FinOps left.[5]
