- Specialization
- Security
- Business
- Software Applications
- Market
- Software Development
- Ecosystem
- Not classified
- Customers
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- Organization type
- Commercial Company
- Ecosystem
- Not classified
- Business
- Software Applications
- Specialization
- Security
- Market
- Software Development
- Customers
- Developers, Enterprises
- Delivery models
- Open Source, Hosted Software, On Premise Software
- Revenue models
- Subscription
- Listing status
- Not classified
- Latest equity round
- Series A
- Reported funding amount
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About
Infisical builds an open-source identity-security platform for developers, machines, and AI agents, covering secrets, certificates, and privileged access. It centralizes sensitive credentials and distributes them across development workflows, CI/CD pipelines, cloud, and on-premises infrastructure. Its differentiation is an open-source, developer-focused approach with end-to-end security workflows including versioning, recovery, audit logging, and secret rotation.
Market
Infisical competes in the developer-focused secrets management and identity-security market, extending into certificate lifecycle management, privileged access, and security for AI agents. It differentiates through an open-source MIT-licensed platform that can be self-hosted or consumed as cloud software, while combining secrets, certificates, access controls, scanning, rotation, and audit capabilities in one developer-oriented stack rather than requiring multiple specialized tools.
Infisical targets software engineering, platform, DevOps/SRE, and security teams at organizations operating cloud, on-premises, or AI infrastructure, from startups to larger enterprises. Its primary users are developers and infrastructure/security leaders who need centralized management of application secrets, certificates, identities, and privileged access; publicly cited customers include Hugging Face, Lucid, LG, Writer, and OpenRouter.
At a Glance
Problem
Infisical addresses the security and operational burden of managing application secrets, credentials, certificates, SSH keys, and configuration across teams and infrastructure. These sensitive values are often scattered across environments and deployment workflows, creating exposure, access-control, rotation, auditing, and compliance problems. The economics of the pain are both risk-based and operational: a breach or leaked credential can be costly, while fragmented tooling forces teams to maintain glue code and manual processes. The central use case is giving a development or infrastructure team one secure system to centralize, synchronize, rotate, and audit the secrets and configurations required to run applications.
Product / Service
Infisical is an open-source, end-to-end encrypted security infrastructure platform. It provides a shared control plane for managing application secrets, identities, certificates, and access, with support for cloud, on-premises, and AI infrastructure. Teams can use it to store and sync configuration across their environments, automate rotation and auditing, and integrate secrets into development and deployment workflows rather than distributing credentials manually.
The delivery model combines an open-source product with a hosted offering: the company promotes free signup alongside a demo-led commercial motion, and positions the platform for developers, machines, and AI agents. Its benefit is to improve security and governance while reducing the integration work required to manage sensitive infrastructure data; Infisical cites SOC 2, HIPAA, and FIPS 140-3 compliance as part of its enterprise positioning.
Market
Infisical competes in the secrets-management, privileged-access, identity-security, and broader developer security-infrastructure market. The category includes tools used to protect and distribute credentials and configuration across software delivery and production environments. HashiCorp is an explicitly identified competitor or benchmark: third-party buyer-search research cites HashiCorp repeatedly in the secrets-management and vault category, while Infisical differentiates around an open-source, developer-oriented platform that is expanding from secrets into identity and access.
The company is an active, venture-backed business rather than a pre-revenue project. Infisical announced a $2.8 million seed round in July 2023 and a $16 million Series A led by Elad Gil in June 2025. Third-party reporting estimates that revenue reached $1.7 million in 2024, while the company’s own materials cite customer stories including Hugging Face, indicating commercial adoption even though the available evidence does not provide a current audited revenue or customer count.
Founders & Leadership
Funding History
Y Combinator
Gradient Ventures
Elad Gil
Recent News
Infisical launched its privileged access management offering for secure access to production databases, servers, and cloud infrastructure. The product supports approval-based, time-limited access requests and is designed to avoid the operational burden of installing agents across infrastructure.
Infisical announced Agent Vault as an open-source research-preview project for AI agents. Its core approach is to let agents perform credentialed actions without ever seeing the underlying secrets.
Infisical documented a direct OpenTofu provider integration, allowing teams to manage and inject secrets through OpenTofu. The announcement provides implementation guidance for using the integration in infrastructure workflows.
Active Roles
7Business Model
Infisical uses a freemium model: its free plan supports individuals and personal projects, while paid cloud plans are billed annually per identity per month. It also sells custom-priced annual Enterprise plans with features such as SCIM, dedicated support, SLAs, self-hosting, and dedicated infrastructure.