Vultr accepted its first disclosed outside equity financing, a $333 million growth round at a $3.5 billion valuation, increasing exposure to capital-intensive AI infrastructure expansion.
SourcePublic company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Aug 5, 2026
Vultr, operated by The Constant Company, is a privately held global cloud-infrastructure provider founded in 2014. It offers accessible, high-performance public cloud, GPU/AI, storage, Kubernetes, and bare-metal infrastructure for developers, startups, enterprises, and AI innovators across a globally distributed footprint.
Primary product
Global cloud infrastructure platform: Cloud Compute/VPS, Cloud GPU, Bare Metal, Cloud Storage, managed databases, Kubernetes (VKE), networking/CDN, and serverless AI/inference services.
Founded
2014
Headquarters
West Palm Beach, Florida, United States
Team size
200–300
Work style
Remote
Industry
Technology, Information and Internet
Sub-industry
Cloud computing infrastructure / IaaS / AI infrastructure
Offices
Business model
Stage
Series D / growth-stage private company; also debt-financed
Total raised
$662M
Latest round
Syndicated credit facility / conventional debt · Jun 2025
Latest amount
$329M
Syndicated credit facility / conventional debt
Jun 2025 · Bank of America, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, KeyBank and Wells Fargo
Leadership
Founder and Executive Chairman
Chief Executive Officer
David Gucker
Chief Operating Officer
Anthony Quon
Chief Information Officer
Kevin Cochrane
Chief Marketing Officer
Matt Short
SVP, Global Finance & Accounting
Vultr describes itself as remote-first and values passion, collaboration, education, continuous learning, open cross-team collaboration, and customer-focused quality. It reports a distributed workforce operating across multiple time zones with virtual and in-person engagement.
Work style
Remote
Compensation
Public job postings provide role- and location-specific ranges; examples found include $85,000–$95,000 for a US remote PHP Software Engineer and $120,000–$130,000 for a US remote Senior Site Reliability Engineer. Final compensation varies by experience, location, and applicable law.
Benefits
Pricing
Transparent usage-based pricing, generally hourly or monthly, with no long-term contracts; products and configurations vary by region, instance type, GPU, storage, and bandwidth.
Differentiators
Estimated revenue
$100M–$150M annually; one third-party company profile estimates $145.5M
Vultr accepted its first disclosed outside equity financing, a $333 million growth round at a $3.5 billion valuation, increasing exposure to capital-intensive AI infrastructure expansion.
SourceThe company added a $329 million syndicated credit facility to fund global AI infrastructure and cloud expansion; debt participants included Bank of America, Citi, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, KeyBank and Wells Fargo.
SourceSiliconANGLE · Jul 2026
Reports on Vultr’s AMD partnership, open composable stacks, distributed inference strategy, price-performance positioning, and enterprise AI expansion.
Data Center Knowledge · Jun 2026
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Data Center Dynamics · Mar 2026
Reports that Vultr was exploring at least $1 billion in additional debt and equity financing for AI compute expansion; no completed transaction was identified.
Business Wire · Mar 2026
Announces an optimized NVIDIA inference stack, including planned Rubin support, Dynamo and Nemotron, with public, private and sovereign deployment options.
63 jobs at Vultr
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Jan 2014
Amit Rai
General Manager, AI and Enterprise Cloud
Nathan Goulding
SVP Engineering
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Vultr Blog · Mar 2026
Customer case study says Deno moved much of its infrastructure to Vultr Bare Metal, Cloud Compute and Object Storage, reporting approximately $10,000 in monthly savings.
Data Center Dynamics reported that Vultr was seeking at least $1 billion of additional capital, potentially in debt and equity, to compete in AI compute. This was reported as a financing effort, not a completed round.