Spacelift, an infrastructure orchestration platform, has raised $51 million in a Series C funding round led by Five Elms Capital, with participation from Endeavor Catalyst and Inovo VC. The funding will fuel product innovation, drive enterprise adoption, and advance the company’s mission to simplify multi-cloud and hybrid infrastructure management through AI-powered automation.

The company is tackling the growing complexity enterprises face in managing diverse infrastructure environments. Spacelift enables organizations to streamline the composition, deployment, and oversight of infrastructure with built-in compliance, visibility, and scalability across tools like Terraform, OpenTofu, and Ansible.

Spacelift’s customer base spans financial services, healthcare, software, and government sectors. Leading companies such as Moody’s, Duolingo, SailPoint, Redfin, and Checkout use the platform to manage infrastructure lifecycles more efficiently.

“As infrastructure complexity grows exponentially, enterprises are seeking more intuitive and intelligent ways to manage their technology environments,” said Pawel Hytry, CEO and co-founder of Spacelift. “This funding propels our vision forward, empowering organizations to effortlessly articulate and realize infrastructure goals through AI-powered automation. The platform delivers compliance, control and rapid scalability, fundamentally redefining the enterprise infrastructure management experience.”

Joe Onofrio, partner at Five Elms Capital, praised Spacelift’s innovative approach: “Their strategic focus on bridging human intent and infrastructure outcomes through AI makes them uniquely positioned to lead this market.”

The round also reinforces Spacelift’s open-source leadership, especially through its foundational role in OpenTofu—an Infrastructure as Code tool with over 10 million downloads, 600 contributors, and growing enterprise use by Oracle, Cisco, and Fidelity Investments.