Cloudquery is a technology company.
Cloudquery has raised $35.0M across 3 funding rounds.
Cloudquery has raised $35.0M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Cloudquery has raised $35.0M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Cloudquery's investors include Boldstart Ventures, Partech Ventures, Work-Bench, David Mytton, Preston-Werner Ventures, The Hit Forge, Augusto Marietti, Tobias Lutke.
CloudQuery is a developer-first cloud asset inventory platform that unifies infrastructure data across major clouds like AWS, GCP, Azure, and Kubernetes, enabling real-time security posture management, compliance monitoring, cost optimization, and governance.[3][4][6] It solves the challenge of visibility into sprawling cloud environments—over 300 AWS services, 139 GCP services, and growing APIs—by providing an open-source EL[T] (Extract, Load, Transform) framework that normalizes data for use in tools like PostgreSQL, BigQuery, or ClickHouse.[3][4] Serving enterprises, Cloud Centers of Excellence (CCoEs), FinOps teams, and developers, CloudQuery powers multi-cloud CMDBs, misconfiguration detection, and AI-driven queries, with recent $15M Series A funding signaling strong growth momentum and revenue estimates up to $10M.[2][3]
CloudQuery emerged from the need for scalable visibility into exploding cloud APIs, founded in 2021 in Beaverton, Oregon (with operations in New York).[1][2] Founders recognized that manual inventorying or vendor tools couldn't handle the "infinite" APIs across AWS, GCP, Azure, and SaaS like GitHub or Datadog, launching as an open-source, plugin-based platform supporting over 1,000 resources.[3] Early traction came from its developer-friendly CLI and integrations, culminating in a $15M Series A in 2023 led by Tiger Global, with Boldstart, Mango Capital, Work-Bench, Haystack, and industry angels, fueling expansion into a full cloud governance stack.[2][3]
CloudQuery rides the multi-cloud governance wave, where 82% of organizations struggle with cost management amid hybrid environments and API proliferation.[3][6] Timing aligns with rising CCoE adoption for architecture, security, and FinOps, providing day-one visibility that manual tools can't match, influencing ecosystems by open-sourcing data practices for security, compliance, and drift detection.[3][6][8] It differentiates from competitors like Wiz (CSPM-focused) or Uptycs (runtime protection) by emphasizing asset inventory as a foundational layer for best-in-class data apps, empowering SMBs to enterprises with normalized data over siloed dashboards.[1][2]
CloudQuery is poised to consolidate cloud security stacks by investing in SDK quality, broader API/database support, and AI enhancements, potentially disrupting multi-million-dollar vendors with its open, composable model.[3] Trends like multi-cloud sprawl, FinOps maturity, and AI-driven ops will accelerate adoption, evolving its influence from inventory tool to full governance platform for CCoEs. As cloud APIs grow unabated, CloudQuery's developer-centric approach positions it to deliver the unified visibility that defines scalable cloud mastery—turning infrastructure chaos into actionable intelligence.
Cloudquery has raised $35.0M across 3 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $16.0M Venture Round in June 2025.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 1, 2025 | $16.0M Venture Round | Boldstart Ventures, Partech Ventures, Work-Bench, David Mytton | |
| Jun 1, 2022 | $15.0M Series A | Boldstart Ventures, Partech Ventures, Preston-Werner Ventures, The Hit Forge, Work-Bench, Augusto Marietti, David Mytton, Tobias Lutke | |
| Nov 1, 2021 | $4.0M Seed | Boldstart Ventures, Partech Ventures, Work-Bench, David Mytton |