
Coiled is a cloud computing platform designed for Python users, especially data engineers and scientists, to easily scale their workloads by spinning up cloud machines on demand without the complexity of Kubernetes or Docker. It offers a frictionless developer experience by synchronizing development environments automatically and enabling users to run batch jobs, dataframes, and other Python workloads efficiently in their own cloud accounts (AWS, GCP, Azure). Coiled's business model includes a free tier with generous CPU hours and paid plans for teams and enterprises, focusing on reducing cloud costs and maintenance while accelerating development. The platform emphasizes simplicity, cost efficiency, and direct feedback engineering culture, positioning itself as a user-friendly alternative to complex cloud infrastructure management tools.

Coiled is a cloud computing platform designed for Python users, especially data engineers and scientists, to easily scale their workloads by spinning up cloud machines on demand without the complexity of Kubernetes or Docker. It offers a frictionless developer experience by synchronizing development environments automatically and enabling users to run batch jobs, dataframes, and other Python workloads efficiently in their own cloud accounts (AWS, GCP, Azure). Coiled's business model includes a free tier with generous CPU hours and paid plans for teams and enterprises, focusing on reducing cloud costs and maintenance while accelerating development. The platform emphasizes simplicity, cost efficiency, and direct feedback engineering culture, positioning itself as a user-friendly alternative to complex cloud infrastructure management tools.
Product: Managed platform for scaling Python (Dask) workloads in AWS, GCP, and Azure
Founded: Founded to commercialize Dask-based distributed Python computing
Team size (reported): 20 employees
Funding: Raised total $26,000,000; Series A on 2021-05-18
Distributed Python compute for data engineering, data science, and machine learning workloads
Cloud computing / Data infrastructure
Series A listed as most recent round; Crunchbase shows multiple investors including IA Ventures, FirstMark, and Costanoa Ventures
“Raised a Series A with participation from institutional VCs including Bessemer Venture Partners, IA Ventures, FirstMark, and Costanoa Ventures”