Alloy Automation was a San Francisco-based, YC-backed integration and workflow-automation company founded by Sara Du and Gregg Mojica. It began as an e-commerce automation platform—often described as an operating system/control panel for coordinating commerce tools—and evolved into integration infrastructure for embedded integrations, APIs, AI agents, and MCP. Important status caveat as of 2026-08-02: Gregg Mojica’s Kinter.ai publicly describes itself as the evolution of Alloy Automation, pivoting from integration infrastructure to autonomous AI accountants for finance teams; runalloy.com nevertheless remains publicly live as the Alloy product site.
Primary product
The Alloy Platform: Connectivity API, Embedded iPaaS, and MCP Gateway, supported by a connector library, workflow automation, AI-agent tooling, data transformations, governance, and enterprise deployment options.
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, United States
Team size
11-50 (third-party estimates; Tracxn reported 31 as of April 2026)
Industry
Enterprise software
Sub-industry
Integration-platform-as-a-service (iPaaS), embedded integrations, e-commerce automation, and AI-agent infrastructure
Offices
San Francisco, California, United States
Business model
B2B SaaS
Enterprise sales and support
Embedded iPaaS/API licensing
Custom connector development and professional services
Usage- or deployment-based pricing likely applies, but current terms are not publicly disclosed