Hasura
Hasura is on a mission to make data access fast, secure, and scalable by providing a unified data access layer through GraphQL and PromptQL.
At a Glance
- SaaS
- Fintech
- Healthcare
- E-commerce
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AI Tools by Hasura
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PromptQL
Multiplayer AI Agent Workspace
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Products & Services
An open-source engine that connects to databases and microservices to provide an instant, real-time GraphQL API.
A managed service for Hasura GraphQL Engine providing scaling, security, and observability features.
A platform for federated data APIs that allows teams to build, run, and manage APIs across multiple data sources using metadata.
A framework designed for the AI-native future of data, focusing on accurate AI interaction with organizational data.
Market Position
Hasura positions itself as a high-velocity, metadata-driven alternative to manual API development, competing with custom-built GraphQL servers (Apollo) and other data-as-a-service platforms.
Leadership
Founders
Tanmai Gopal
Co-founder and CEO of Hasura and PromptQL. An IIT Madras graduate and serial entrepreneur, he previously co-founded 34Cross and FindAKadai.
Rajoshi Ghosh
Co-founder and COO of Hasura. Previously co-founded 34Cross and SearchMyDB. Background in product development and entrepreneurship.
Executive Team
Tanmai Gopal
Co-founder & CEO
Serial entrepreneur, IIT Madras alum, creator of Hasura and PromptQL.
Rajoshi Ghosh
Co-founder & COO
Serial entrepreneur with background in product development and operations.
Board of Directors
Founding Story
Started as a product development company (34Cross) before pivoting to build a tool that simplified data access for developers. The name is a portmanteau of 'Asura' (Sanskrit for demon/daemon) and 'Haskell'.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Usage-based pricing for cloud services (PaaS), subscriptions for enterprise features, and licenses for self-hosted enterprise deployments.
Pricing Tiers
For early exploration and learning with limited entitlements.
Usage-based pricing for low-scale production APIs, including pay-as-you-go usage.
High-scale and mission-critical workloads with enterprise-grade security and support.
Target Markets
- SaaS
- Fintech
- Healthcare
- E-commerce
- Enterprise
- Modernizing legacy APIs
- Building real-time dashboards
- Accelerating frontend development
- Federated data access across heterogeneous sources
- AI-native data interaction
- Netlify
- Airbus
- Philips Healthcare
- BBVA