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InfraSight Software

Standardized cost and risk metering for compute

Raised to date

$1.5M

across 4 Form D filings

Still open
$1.5M
Investors
9
Last filed
Apr 23, 2026

About

InfraSight is a business intelligence startup founded in 2017 that offers a risk management platform for the AI and cloud computing economy. The company's core function is to standardize compute costs and risks by treating compute as a financial asset, bridging the gap between enterprise IT infrastructure and capital markets. It utilizes a proprietary, patent-protected benchmark to enable financial analysis, risk management, and trading of compute resources.

The company's primary differentiator is its patent-protected Workload Compute Unit (WCU), a universal metric that allows for the benchmarking, financialization, and trading of compute workloads as a standardized asset. This unique approach brings capital markets precision and financial instruments, such as hedging, to the management of enterprise IT and AI investments.

Funding

$2.5M round, first sold Feb 2025$1M sold$1.5M still openJun 202420252026
Now
  • DebtFiled Apr 23, 2026Form D/A
    $1M/ $2.5M
  • DebtFiled Sep 25, 2025Form D/A
    $625K/ $2.5M
  • DebtFiled May 20, 2025Form D
    $415K/ $2.5M
  • DebtFiled May 20, 2025Form D/A
    $417K/ no target

Product

Inframeter™

SaaS Analytics Platform

Inframeter™ is a SaaS analytics platform that serves as an impartial workload meter and cost-analysis tool for hybrid IT and multi-cloud environments. It uses the Workload Compute Unit (WCU) to provide standardized cost and risk benchmarks, delivering insights through an executive dashboard and an open API for integration with other enterprise systems.

  • Universal WCU metric for consistent benchmarking across different cloud environments
  • Actionable intelligence on cloud spending, scalability planning, and operational disruptions
  • Executive-level dashboard for high-level oversight and decision-making

Built for

The primary customer segment consists of enterprise-scale organizations, with a specific focus on C-suite executives and boards of directors responsible for technology strategy and governance.

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