Stategraph

Stategraph is infrastructure as code with a PostgreSQL database in place of a state file. It keeps the same HCL, modules and providers as Terraform and imports existing Terraform state with one command, then stores every resource as a row and every dependency as an edge. The vendor says plans walk only the part of the graph a change reaches, so they finish in seconds, and that changes apply in parallel because each plan and apply is a transaction with resource level locks rather than one global lock. Workflow runs from the pull request, with plans posted as comments, approvals through CODEOWNERS, OPA policy gates, drift detection and cost estimation. Because infrastructure is a database, users and AI agents can run SQL across every state from the console, CLI or API, with resource level permissions for agents. It supports GitHub and GitLab and works with Terraform, OpenTofu, Terragrunt, Pulumi and CDKTF. It targets platform teams. Pricing is published. A free tier on Stategraph Cloud costs $0 for small teams, limited to three users, 50 runs a month, 1 concurrent worker and 30 day audit retention. Orchestration Pro is $12,000 per year, which the site equates to $1,000 a month billed annually, with unlimited users, runs and workers on the cloud or self hosted. Infrastructure as a Database starts at $25,000 per year on an annual contract. A self hosted open source edition under the MPL 2.0 license is free, for up to three active users a month per installation. The site states there are no per seat or per run fees.