Depot Technologies Inc.
Depot builds software-delivery infrastructure for machine-scale engineering: source control, container builds, CI runners, sandboxes, caches, registries, and test results. Its stated philosophy is to rebuild delivery primitives around performance so teams and AI agents can ship reliable software faster.
At a Glance
- Software engineering and DevOps teams
- Startups and production application teams
- Organizations running GitHub Actions or other CI workflows
- Companies building Docker and multi-platform container images
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Depot Sandboxes
Isolated Linux Sandboxes for AI Agents
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Latest News
Depot CI became available as a CI provider in Entire, enabling Entire users to use Depot CI without GitHub.
Depot announced general availability of Managed Agents and Depot Sandboxes, including connections to Claude, OpenAI, and Devin and the Sandbox SDK.
Depot CI added GitHub Actions caching.
Depot announced GitHub Actions workflows without GitHub through Depot CI and Depot Code.
Products & Services
Remote Docker/container image builds with native Intel and Arm CPUs, distributed caching, build insights, an integrated registry, and API/SDK-driven builds; Depot says builds can be up to 40x faster than local machines or CI providers.
Managed GitHub Actions runners on powerful EC2 instances, with dedicated per-job instances, high-throughput networking, integrated cache, and Arm support in beta.
Programmable CI engine for engineers and agents. It runs existing GitHub Actions workflows without requiring GitHub and provides fast orchestration, isolated pre-warmed sandboxes, parallel steps, built-in caching, custom images, APIs, and per-second billing.
On-demand isolated Linux microVM execution environments on Depot Metal for running commands, tests, applications, and coding-agent workloads.
Market Position
Depot positions itself as a high-performance, composable alternative to conventional CI and build infrastructure, differentiated by native multi-architecture compute, deep distributed caching, isolated bare-metal microVMs, high concurrency, API-first control, and per-second billing. Its stated competitors in the broader CI context include GitHub Actions, CircleCI, and Buildkite; its container-build offering competes with generic cloud CI/build services while its broader roadmap extends toward source control and agent-native software delivery.
Leadership
Founders
Kyle Galbraith
Co-founder and CEO. He and Jacob Gillespie worked together as staff engineers for 4.5 years at Thorn and Era Software before founding Depot; he is originally from Portland, Oregon.
Jacob Gillespie
Co-founder and CTO. He and Kyle Galbraith worked together as staff engineers for 4.5 years at Thorn and Era Software before founding Depot.
Executive Team
Kyle Galbraith
Founder and CEO
Previously a staff engineer at Thorn and Era Software; co-founded Depot with Jacob Gillespie after experiencing slow CI builds firsthand.
Jacob Gillespie
Founder and CTO
Previously a staff engineer at Thorn and Era Software; co-founded Depot with Kyle Galbraith.
Board of Directors
Founding Story
The founders started Depot after repeatedly encountering slow CI and Docker image builds in their work at Thorn and Era Software. They initially set out to solve painful multi-platform container builds—slow networks, limited caches, and emulation—and expanded that idea into a broader software-delivery platform for engineers and AI agents.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Usage-based SaaS and infrastructure subscriptions: monthly plans include product allowances, with additional compute, runner, build, storage, and test-result usage billed by the second, minute, vCPU-second, GB-month, or passing test as applicable. Business customers can buy custom usage/volume pricing and dedicated infrastructure.
Pricing Tiers
2,000 sandbox minutes, 2,000 GitHub Actions minutes, 500 container-build minutes, 25 GB cache and registry storage, one user, and community support.
20,000 sandbox minutes, 20,000 GitHub Actions minutes, 5,000 container-build minutes, 250 GB cache and registry storage, unlimited users, RBAC, and email support.
Custom usage and volume pricing, AWS-account deployment, dedicated infrastructure, GPU builds, static IPs, firewall rules, PrivateLink, SSO/SCIM, audit/compliance controls, Slack Connect support, and AWS Marketplace billing.
Target Markets
- Software engineering and DevOps teams
- Startups and production application teams
- Organizations running GitHub Actions or other CI workflows
- Companies building Docker and multi-platform container images
- AI-native engineering teams and coding-agent developers
- Enterprise engineering organizations requiring dedicated infrastructure, SSO, compliance, or private networking
- Accelerating Docker and multi-platform container image builds
- Running GitHub Actions faster and more reliably
- Continuous integration and test execution at high concurrency
- Providing isolated environments for coding agents and AI-generated code
- Running reproducible commands, builds, and tests in disposable microVMs
- Remote/shared compilation caching for CI and developer workflows
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