We started Stackly because every cloud bill we ever paid felt like a tax on shipping fast. So we built infrastructure that gets out of the way.
In 2021, our founders were running a small SaaS product across three cloud providers, four observability tools, and a tangle of glue code nobody wanted to maintain, complexity, and deployment challenges.
One Friday night, we sketched what a cloud should actually look like for the 95% of teams that don't need 200 services. One CLI. One API. One bill. No unnecessary complexity, just tools developers genuinely enjoy.
That sketch became Stackly. Today, 2,400+ engineering teams run production workloads on our network across 32 regions. We still answer support in Slack, work closely with customers, and the platform.
Slow infrastructure is a tax on every team using it. We ship weekly. We pay down our own complexity. We never make you wait.
You shouldn't have to ask for SOC 2, encryption, or audit logs. Every workload gets enterprise-grade security by default on day one, on every plan.
No reserved capacity. No egress surprises. No hidden tier upgrades. You pay only for the seconds you used, and the bill is short enough to read.
