Scoutflo, an emerging AI-powered DevOps startup, has raised ₹1.4 crore in a pre-seed funding round led by early-stage investor 100X.VC, alongside prominent angel investors Arjun Pillai and Prasanna Venkatesan, former CTO of ZoomInfo India.
The funding will be used to enhance the startup’s AI capabilities, streamline deployment automation, reinforce platform security, and support market expansion efforts. Scoutflo also plans to form strategic partnerships to broaden its user base and integrate with more developer tools.
Founded in 2024, Scoutflo aims to redefine how developers deploy code and manage cloud infrastructure. By using artificial intelligence to automate tasks typically handled by DevOps teams—such as deployments, issue resolution, and compliance checks—Scoutflo empowers developers to work more independently and efficiently.
In traditional setups, a single DevOps engineer often supports up to 20 developers, creating operational bottlenecks. Scoutflo tackles this imbalance with intuitive tools that put more power into developers’ hands, enabling faster and more secure deployments.
The platform is cloud-agnostic, supporting major cloud providers like AWS, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Microsoft Azure, and Civo. This flexibility helps teams avoid vendor lock-in and scale infrastructure seamlessly.
Already gaining traction among fintech and edtech companies, Scoutflo is on a mission to make DevOps accessible, scalable, and AI-smart—whether for a small startup or a large enterprise team.
As the platform continues to evolve, Scoutflo is positioning itself at the forefront of the AI-led DevOps revolution, building tools that bridge the gap between development and infrastructure management.
