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Updated Jul 30, 2026
Flightcontrol is a developer-first AWS infrastructure platform / PaaS that deploys directly into a customer’s own AWS account, offering a Heroku/Vercel-like experience with more AWS control, reliability, and scalability.
Primary product
Developer-first AWS infrastructure platform that automates deployments to customers’ own AWS accounts
Founded
2021
Headquarters
Dayton, Ohio, United States
Team size
1-10 employees
Work style
Remote
Industry
Technology, Information and Internet
Sub-industry
Cloud Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) / DevOps software
Offices
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Business model
Stage
seed
Total raised
$3.5M
Latest round
Seed · Mar 2022
Nov 2024 · Transpose Platform
Apr 2022 · Firestreak Ventures
Mar 2022 · Active Capital
Oct 2021 · Y Combinator
Investors
The company emphasizes excellence, honesty, kindness, strong feedback loops, personal relationships and family first, low-stress systems, and a life outside work. It describes itself as ambitious but values rest, calm, and craftsmanship.
Work style
Remote
Compensation
Publicly visible signals include equity, health insurance, and a 32-hour / flexible, remote work culture; one public job post referenced roughly $145k for a senior platform engineer role. No broad compensation bands were publicly available in the evidence.
Benefits
Pricing
Platform subscription plans plus separate AWS infrastructure costs; public pricing references free, starter/business/enterprise-style tiers and per-service platform fees.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
Approximately $1M ARR (public estimates; around $900K in mid-2024 and $1M by late 2024/early 2025)
Flightcontrol changelog · Oct 2025
Managed ECS-EC2 clusters became generally available, with blue/green deployments and further pipeline upgrades in progress.
LinkedIn · Dec 2024
Public preview announcement for Lambda support, including zip/docker packaging, standard handler API, function URLs, reserved concurrency, and planned cost alerts/limits.
Flightcontrol changelog · Apr 2024
Preview launch of ECS-EC2 support, adding GPU workloads and more instance customization.
Flightcontrol blog
Introduced Flightcontrol V3 with faster builds, ECS+EC2 support, GPU workloads, private web services, larger server sizes, and AWS Marketplace availability; also framed a roadmap toward Lambda support.
Flightcontrol blog
Explains the company’s capital-raising decision and notes that Blitz.js was put into maintenance mode in 2022 while Flightcontrol became the focus.