Port
Port's mission is to help every engineering team deliver as fast as technology allows, under control. It provides a platform to build, govern and operate the software development lifecycle, increasingly positioning that platform as the control plane for agentic engineering.
At a Glance
- Platform engineering and developer-experience teams
- Engineering organizations at technology companies and enterprises
- Security, compliance, SRE, DevOps and infrastructure teams
- Organizations adopting AI coding agents and agentic software delivery
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Port
Agentic SDLC Platform for Engineering
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Latest News
Port published How do other companies measure their AI Software Factory?, extending its AI Software Factory metrics and measurement positioning.
Port Workflows became generally available for orchestrating agentic workflows, approvals and automations across the SDLC.
Port introduced its plugin for coding agents, bringing Port Skills and MCP connectivity to Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and similar tools.
Port introduced AI Builder, a natural-language, human-in-the-loop experience for creating production-grade platform and agentic workflows.
Products & Services
The core SaaS platform for building, governing and operating an agentic software development lifecycle, combining context, policy, workflow orchestration and human approvals.
An extensible catalog and developer portal that models services, repositories, environments, cloud resources, teams and ownership, and provides a central hub for self-service engineering workflows.
A shared context layer that unifies engineering data and business context so people and agents can query ownership, dependencies, delivery and operational information with governance.
Visual, node-based orchestration for chaining agents, automations, rules and human approvals; can trigger existing GitHub Actions, GitLab, Jenkins and ArgoCD pipelines and expose workflows as MCP tools.
Market Position
Port positions itself as an open, composable alternative to Spotify Backstage and as a broader operating/control plane than a conventional internal developer portal: it combines a software catalog, self-service, governance, shared context and workflow/agent orchestration. Research and Port's own comparison content place it against Backstage, Cortex, OpsLevel, Atlassian Compass, Harness and newer agentic-development platforms such as Factory, Devin and Rovo Dev.
Leadership
Founders
Zohar Einy
Co-founder and CEO. Began as a platform engineer in the IDF's Unit 8200, then joined TLV Partners' investment team; he was an early employee at Rookout and co-founded Aporia, an ML-monitoring company.
Yonatan Boguslavsky
Co-founder and CTO. Worked with Einy as a platform engineer in IDF Unit 8200 on a large-scale internal developer portal; later led teams delivering cloud-computing, big-data and Kubernetes solutions and developer self-service infrastructure.
Executive Team
Zohar Einy
Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder
Former IDF Unit 8200 platform engineer; former TLV Partners investor; early Rookout employee and Aporia co-founder.
Yonatan Boguslavsky
Chief Technology Officer and Co-founder
Former Unit 8200 platform engineer and leader of cloud, big-data and Kubernetes platform teams.
Board of Directors
Founding Story
Einy and Boguslavsky built an internal developer portal for Israel's elite Unit 8200, serving more than 2,000 developers. They founded Port to turn that experience into an open, flexible portal that could fit different engineering organizations and reduce the operational and cognitive load created by proliferating tools and processes.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Cloud-native B2B SaaS sold through per-seat subscriptions, with paid tiers, usage/capacity add-ons and enterprise platform fees; enterprise customers can also purchase dedicated tenancy and Private Link deployment options.
Pricing Tiers
Up to 5 seats, 10,000 entities and 400 workflow runs; usage-limited AI agents and community support; no credit card and no time limit.
Up to 50 seats, 50,000 entities and 800 workflow runs; commercial support, 99.8% uptime SLA and additional capacity options.
For growing organizations; includes governance features such as dynamic permissions and up to two workspaces.
Platform fee plus per-seat pricing; unlimited seats, more than 1 million entities, more than 10,000 workflow runs, SCIM, SSO/SAML, Private Link, up to 20 workspaces and 99.9% uptime SLA.
Target Markets
- Platform engineering and developer-experience teams
- Engineering organizations at technology companies and enterprises
- Security, compliance, SRE, DevOps and infrastructure teams
- Organizations adopting AI coding agents and agentic software delivery
- Fortune 500 and other large, multi-team engineering organizations
- Internal developer portals and platform engineering
- Developer self-service for services, infrastructure and environments
- Agentic SDLC and governed AI-agent operations
- Incident response, autonomous ticket resolution and self-healing operations
- Software catalog, ownership and dependency visibility
- Engineering intelligence and DORA/AI-adoption measurement
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