StartupHub.ai · Jun 2026
A later profile analyzed Byteport’s DART protocol, pricing, technical claims, target markets, and enterprise execution risks.
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 29, 2026
Byteport is a remote-first, San Francisco-based enterprise data-transfer startup founded in 2025. It sells DART, a proprietary UDP-based protocol and file-transfer platform for moving large files and data across AI, robotics, satellite, defense, cloud, hybrid, on-prem, and air-gapped environments.
Primary product
DART, a proprietary UDP-based enterprise file-transfer and data-transport platform
Founded
2025
Headquarters
560 20th St, San Francisco, CA 94107, United States
Team size
1-10 employees
Work style
Remote
Industry
Software Development
Sub-industry
Enterprise data transfer / file transfer software
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Offices
Business model
Stage
pre-seed
Total raised
$500K
Latest round
Pre-Seed · Mar 2026
Latest amount
$500K
Mar 2026 · Y Combinator
Investors
Public materials emphasize a remote-first, engineering-heavy culture focused on high-performance networking and mission-critical environments. The company highlights experience from CERN and Netflix and markets to technically demanding customers.
Work style
Remote
Compensation
No public employee compensation bands or salary ranges were found. Public pricing is customer-facing only, with a $500/month Growth plan and custom enterprise pricing.
Pricing
Subscription SaaS with a $500/month Growth plan ($425 billed annually) plus custom enterprise pricing
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
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StartupHub.ai · Jun 2026
A later profile analyzed Byteport’s DART protocol, pricing, technical claims, target markets, and enterprise execution risks.
Byteport LinkedIn · Mar 2026
Byteport’s launch post framed DART as a zero-config replacement for TCP-based file transfer, with large claimed speedups on lossy networks.
LinkedIn · Jan 2026
Jayram Palamadai announced Byteport, said it had received Y Combinator backing, described the product as fast file transfer for developers, and mentioned hiring for engineering roles.
Y Combinator
YC’s launch page describes Byteport’s DART protocol as a new file-transfer system for moving 1GB-100TB files across AI, robotics, and video workloads.