Code with Jason / Buzzsprout · Jan 2026
Podcast interview with Steve Pike discussing dependency management, automated Rails upgrades, open-source upgrade strategy, and the role of AI in making upgrades safer.
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Infield is a New York-based, remote-first open-source dependency management company that combines software automation with expert developers to help engineering teams safely plan, prioritize, and execute dependency upgrades without breaking production.
Primary product
Upgrade Path / dependency upgrade management platform
Founded
2022
Headquarters
New York, New York, United States
Team size
1-10
Work style
Remote
Industry
Technology, Information and Internet
Sub-industry
Open-source dependency management / software automation
Business model
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Stage
seed
Total raised
$5.9M
Latest round
Seed · Jan 2024
Latest amount
$3M
Founders
Co-founder
Investors
Remote-first and inclusive, with employees spread across North and South America; the company emphasizes open source, learning new technologies, and working across generative AI, data pipelines, and modern web front ends.
Work style
Remote
Pricing
Free individual plan; paid team plans starting at $600/month; white-glove managed service; fixed-fee per milestone diagnostics/upgrades.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
$250k–$1M estimated annual revenue (public estimates vary)
Estimated monthly visits
2.4K
Traffic estimate as of May 2024
Code with Jason / Buzzsprout · Jan 2026
Podcast interview with Steve Pike discussing dependency management, automated Rails upgrades, open-source upgrade strategy, and the role of AI in making upgrades safer.
LinkedIn (Infield) · Oct 2025
Company post highlighting a newer engineering blog post about Rails 8 query comments and migration from marginalia to QueryLogs.
The New Stack · Jan 2024
Explains Infield’s data-driven upgrade planning, changelog and GitHub data ingestion, risk/effort prioritization, and human-assisted approach versus fully automated dependency tools.
TechCrunch · Jan 2024
Launch story covering Infield’s SaaS debut, $3M seed round, product approach, pricing, language support, and the company’s human-assisted AI angle.
PRNewswire · Jan 2024
Company announcement for the $3M seed round led by Foundation Capital, with YC, Firsthand Alliance, and angel investors participating; also states the company already had paying customers.