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DevOps that
proves its work

Describe the change in plain English. SnapFlow plans it, runs it in an isolated container, and proves the result against your cloud. Risky steps wait for a human.

SnapFlow's mission prompt — describe a goal in plain language and the agents plan, provision, and execute it
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Missions with a receipt
Our design partners
chainbased DefiMatrix eventsX TeamUp
Mission plan review
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See the plan before anything runs

One sentence in, an ordered plan out. Every step names the action, the resources it touches, what else depends on them, the cost, and the way back.

Approval gate
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Risky steps wait for a human

Safe work runs in a container that is thrown away afterwards, with credentials scoped to that one step. Destructive work can't get credentials at all until someone approves it.

Mission receipt
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Done means proven, not reported

Results are checked against your live cloud, with real resource IDs in the trace. Every mission ends in a receipt: what changed, what it cost, how it was verified.

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Pay for the work that's verified

Credits are frozen before a mission runs and settled when it ends. Verified work is charged. Our failures are refunded.

Monthly
Annual Save 17%
Mission receipt · #M-08213 ✓ Verified
Frozen (escrow)$18.40
Charged$14.20
Refunded$4.20
Provisioned redis-staging-cluster, sg-0a13ff, iam-role-cache — 3 resources, verified against AWS
Verification: proved against cloud
Hash: sha256:9f2a…e71c
Best value
Starter
Monthly · Premium
$ 1,500
BYOK $450
Annual · Premium
$ 1,245
BYOK $374

100 credits a month. Early-stage startups and lean teams.

  • 100 credits per month
  • Up to 5 concurrent missions
  • Live mission streaming
  • Audit trail and approval gates
  • Unused credits roll over
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Best value
Scale
Monthly · Premium
$ 10,000
BYOK $3,200
Annual · Premium
$ 8,300
BYOK $2,656

1,000 credits a month. Enterprise delivery pipelines.

  • 1,000 credits per month
  • SSO and SCIM
  • Change-as-PR into your repos
  • Compliance exports
  • Dedicated success manager
  • Unused credits roll over
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Premium covers the model spend. BYOK runs on your own LLM key at the lower rate. How settlement works →

Built with teams running real infrastructure

"We needed automation we could actually stand behind to our own customers. Nothing touches production without one of us signing off, and that was the bar for letting it near our infrastructure."

Nilan Sanjaya
CEO, TeamUp

"Approving a change used to mean pulling someone off their actual work to review it. Now it's one screen with the cost, the blast radius and the rollback path already on it."

Darshana Manikkuwadura
CEO, EventsX

"Infrastructure work used to wait on whoever knew the account best. Now the plan shows up with the blast radius attached, and anyone on the team can review it."

Daniel D.
CTO, Chainbased

Fits the stack you already run

Real provisioning through Terraform and OpenTofu, alerts where your team already is, and any model behind it, including your own key.

AWS
AWS
Google Cloud
Google Cloud
Azure
Azure
Terraform
Terraform
OpenTofu
OpenTofu
Kubernetes
Kubernetes
GitHub
GitHub
Slack
Slack
PagerDuty
PagerDuty
Email alerts
Webhooks
Okta
Okta

Questions we hear most often

Credits are frozen before it starts, so you always know the ceiling. If SnapFlow is at fault they are refunded automatically, with no ticket. If it stops on something only you can fix, a missing permission for instance, you are charged for the work actually delivered. Every split is itemised on the receipt.
Only inside the policy you write. Dev, staging and production are separate boundaries with their own approval rules and cloud roles. Destructive and permission-changing commands are classified on the server and blocked until a human decision is on record.
No. SnapFlow assumes short-lived credentials through OIDC federation, scoped to the step being run and thrown away with the container. There is no standing access key to leak.
Whichever you choose, including your own key. Control flow, retries and branching live in a state machine rather than a model transcript, so SnapFlow runs against frontier APIs, open models, or an on-premise deployment. Your work never silently falls back to a shared default.
Not yet, and we will say so plainly until we are. Controls are mapped to SOC 2 and ISO 27001, and the evidence those audits ask for, approvals, credential issuance and policy decisions, is produced as you operate rather than assembled at audit time.