CloudBees

CloudBees

Company type	Private
Industry	Software, DevOps
Founded	2010
Founder	Sacha Labourey, Francois Dechery
Headquarters	San Jose, California , United States
Key people	Anuj Kapur (CEO)
Products	DevOps platform, continuous delivery solutions, AI-powered software delivery tools
Revenue	$150 million (annual recurring revenue as of 2024)
Number of employees	500 (2024)
Website	www.cloudbees.com

CloudBees stands as a premier DevOps platform tailored for enterprises aiming to modernize software development on a large scale. Built to serve global corporations, CloudBees connects traditional legacy infrastructures with cutting-edge technologies, empowering organizations to innovate securely and intelligently according to their own requirements.

Recognized as one of the most adaptable and open DevOps platforms in the sector, CloudBees seamlessly integrates with any developer toolset, enabling teams to deliver higher-quality software more rapidly and securely across various environments. The platform enhances software delivery through automation, continuous compliance, enterprise-level governance, and AI-powered acceleration.

Established in 2010 by founders Sacha Labourey and Francois Dechery, CloudBees has attracted funding from notable investors including Matrix Partners, Lightspeed Venture Partners, HSBC, Verizon Ventures, Golub Capital, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and Bridgepoint Group. The firm reports annual revenues of $150 million and employs around 500 professionals.

The company's main headquarters is located in San Jose, California, with additional offices situated in Raleigh, North Carolina, Lewes, Delaware, Richmond, Virginia, Berlin, London, and Neuchâtel, Switzerland. CEO Anuj Kapur leads the executive team. CloudBees’ business approach centers on growing its market presence by advancing continuous delivery solutions specifically designed for enterprise demands.

History

Anuj Kapur took on the role of CEO at CloudBees in 2022, bringing prior leadership experience from Cisco and SAP. Under his guidance, the platform evolved to address the changing requirements of enterprise DevOps. In 2021, CloudBees completed a $150 million Series F funding round, achieving a valuation of $1 billion to accelerate expansion within the DevOps sector. Kapur received recognition as DevOps Industry Leader of the Year in 2024 for his significant transformative contributions.

In 2023, CloudBees expanded its capabilities by acquiring Launchable, a company specializing in AI-driven test optimization. This acquisition allowed integration of Launchable’s technology into CloudBees Smart Tests, enhancing intelligent software delivery and test automation processes. This advancement earned CloudBees Newsweek’s 2025 AI Impact Award for “Best Outcomes in Engineering,” highlighting effective AI implementations that improve developer efficiency.

At DevOps World 2024, CloudBees announced reaching $150 million in annual recurring revenue while maintaining profitability and supporting over 500,000 developers globally. In May 2025, the company introduced CloudBees Unify—an AI-powered modular operating layer designed to unify disparate DevOps toolchains without replacing existing systems. This initiative addresses enterprise challenges by consolidating governance frameworks and speeding up software delivery cycles.

CloudBees partners with Global 2000 firms to foster innovation, enhance operational efficiency, and strengthen security measures. Its market strategy includes a strong international partner ecosystem featuring AWS, Perficient, Aliado, Cognizant, and SPKAA. Prominent customers include Salesforce, HSBC, Adobe, Accenture, and Mount Sinai Health System.