# CloudBooster

> CloudBooster gives lean engineering teams a governed way to create new infrastructure on AWS safely. It turns infrastructure intent into a controlled lifecycle: propose, check, approve, apply, verify, and monitor inside the customer's own AWS account (BYOA).

## Quick links

- [Home](https://cloudbooster.io/)
- [Blog](https://cloudbooster.io/blog)
- [Pricing](https://cloudbooster.io/pricing)
- [How it works](https://cloudbooster.io/how-it-works)
- [Security](https://cloudbooster.io/security)
- [Contact](https://cloudbooster.io/contact)
- [Privacy policy](https://cloudbooster.io/privacy-policy)
- [Terms and conditions](https://cloudbooster.io/terms-and-conditions)

## Site owner
- Legal name: CloudBooster s.r.o.
- Registration number: 22242686
- Address: Oldřichova 187/55, 128 00 Praha, Czech Republic
- Contact: privacy@cloudbooster.io
- Website: https://cloudbooster.io

## What CloudBooster is
CloudBooster is a software platform for governed infrastructure changes. It is built first for teams creating new infrastructure on AWS without a dedicated DevOps or platform function. The team describes the change they want, and CloudBooster:

1. Produces a concrete proposal for the intended infrastructure change.
2. Runs checks for security, cost, and conflicts before anything reaches production.
3. Waits for explicit human or policy approval before touching anything.
4. Applies changes in the customer's own AWS account using least-privilege credentials.
5. Records what changed and keeps evidence for audit and review.
6. Monitors for drift, unhealthy state, and regressions after the change lands.

CloudBooster is built for founders, CTOs, technical founders, and lean engineering teams who need production-grade infrastructure workflows before they are ready to hire a full DevOps engineer.

## Who it is for
- Lean teams building new infrastructure on AWS.
- Teams without a dedicated DevOps / platform / SRE function.
- Founders or CTOs who are still carrying infrastructure work on the side.
- Engineering teams that want safer infrastructure changes with checks, approval, and evidence built in.

## Who it is NOT for
- Multi-cloud-first enterprises looking for equal provider parity today.
- Large organizations with mature internal platform teams.
- Teams looking only for a Terraform runner.
- Teams expecting a hosting platform / PaaS.

## Key features
- **AWS-first today.** New and existing Terraform-backed infrastructure on AWS is supported now.
- **Governed lifecycle.** Propose → check → approve → apply → verify → monitor.
- **BYOA (Bring Your Own Account).** Workloads run in the customer's AWS account — CloudBooster never takes ownership.
- **Approval gates.** Every change waits for explicit human or policy review before it applies.
- **Checks before apply.** Review security, cost, and change impact before changes reach production.
- **Audit and evidence.** Every change has a visible path and a recorded outcome.
- **Safe defaults.** Proven production patterns over clever shortcuts.

## Pricing (USD, as of April 2026)
- **Free** — $0/mo. One project, one environment. Explore the platform.
- **Starter** — from $399/mo (billed annually). Team workflows, multiple projects, deployments, security checks.
- **Growth** — from $1,199/mo (billed annually). Production governance, approvers, unlimited deployments, full checks.
- **Premium** — Custom. Enterprise scale, compliance exports, SSO, dedicated support.

Pilot applications are available through the website. The current motion is pilot-led rather than broad self-serve adoption.

## Product direction
CloudBooster starts with a narrow wedge: lean teams on AWS without a dedicated DevOps function. Today that includes bringing Terraform-backed brownfield under the same governed lifecycle as greenfield work. Deeper CLI/MCP Platform integration and multi-cloud setups remain direction to validate against your roadmap, not assumed parity everywhere on day one.

## Key topics
- Cloud infrastructure management
- Governed infrastructure changes
- Infrastructure as code
- AWS infrastructure
- BYOA (Bring Your Own Account) cloud management
- Cloud cost and security checks
- Infrastructure approval, audit, and evidence
- New infrastructure on AWS
- DevOps capabilities without a dedicated DevOps hire

## Common questions
**Does CloudBooster run my workloads?**
No. Everything runs in the customer's own AWS account (BYOA). CloudBooster governs how infrastructure changes are proposed, checked, approved, applied, and recorded.

**Is this a chatbot?**
No. CloudBooster is not a generic chat tool. It is a governed workflow for infrastructure changes, including changes created by humans or with AI.

**Can I review changes before anything happens?**
Yes. Changes go through checks and approval before apply. Nothing reaches production without visibility and control.

**Which cloud do you support today?**
CloudBooster is AWS-first today: net-new and imported Terraform-backed infrastructure under the same governed lifecycle. Azure and GCP and broader multi-cloud setups are on the roadmap, along with deeper CLI/MCP ties to the hosted Platform.

**Do I need to already have all my infrastructure on AWS?**
No. You can bring established Terraform and existing infrastructure into the same governed path as greenfield work on AWS today.

**Who built it?**
A team with 10+ years of cloud infrastructure consulting experience, behind TIDORA, an AWS Advanced Tier Services Partner.

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- Contact: https://cloudbooster.io/contact
- Privacy policy: https://cloudbooster.io/privacy-policy
- Terms and conditions: https://cloudbooster.io/terms-and-conditions
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