Neluzus is the execution layer between intent and infrastructure. Describe the outcome — across AWS, Salesforce, Shopify, Stripe — and we execute on real APIs. No Terraform repo. No drift. Every decision can be reversed within twenty-four hours.
One prompt. Three platforms. One rollback boundary. Read the generated plan to the right — then approve or revise.
Most AI-for-DevOps tools generate Terraform you must review, run, and own. Neluzus diverges on three axes — and we put each in writing on every contract.
No staged IaC artifact. No drift between repo and reality. The plan is ephemeral; the audit trail is the source of truth. You operate on the systems your customers see.
Before any mutation, we snapshot the prior state. Full attribution: who, when, what, why. Every action is signed. SOC 2 Type II audit in progress.
Roll back one step or the whole plan. Closer to a financial transaction than infrastructure management — because that's what your auditors want.
No DSL. No YAML. No repo to maintain. You describe outcomes; we generate a DAG, execute it on real APIs, and keep the signed audit log.
One prompt. Specify outcomes, constraints, and compliance posture. Neluzus reads org context from your connected accounts — it knows your VPCs, your Salesforce schema, your Stripe products, your team's Slack conventions.
Every step is typed, scoped, and reviewable. Steps that touch multiple platforms — AWS, Salesforce, Slack — are orchestrated as one rollback boundary, not four separate runs.
Not a simulation. Not a preview. Real calls to AWS, Salesforce, Stripe, HubSpot, Shopify, Slack, GitHub. Streaming progress, per-step status, automatic retries, pre-flight safety checks.
Pre-change state is captured per resource. Revert step 7 without touching steps 1–6 and 8–14. Past 24h, snapshots are archived to long-term audit storage with cryptographic hashes.
The team isn't going away — they're going up the stack. But the routine work that consumes 70% of their capacity? That work, increasingly, is a prompt.
A typical five-person platform team fully loaded is roughly $620,000 per year. The interesting question is not whether you replace them — it's what you free them to do.
Cloud infrastructure is well-served by Terraform. The gap is everything else — the business platforms your ops team actually spends their week in.
Custom objects, fields, validation rules, flows, profiles, permission sets. Plan it, execute it, revert it — without firing up Salesforce Setup.
Bulk product updates, pricing changes, collection logic, theme deploys. Reversible within 24h, with a diff against the last known-good state.
Pricing experiments, lifecycle automation. Touch Stripe products and HubSpot deals in one plan, with one revert boundary.
VPCs, IAM, databases, container deployments — composed with the SaaS workflows that depend on them, in one approval gate.
We're onboarding a small cohort of design partners through launch. Final pricing is in development; the tiers below are indicative.
For teams evaluating Neluzus on a single platform, with white-glove onboarding from the founding team.
Production deployments across your stack. Designed to displace one mid-level platform engineer.
VPC deployment, custom connectors, BAA & DPA, audit log export to your SIEM of choice.
I've watched ops teams spend half their week translating Slack messages into Salesforce tickets, Terraform PRs, and Stripe webhooks. The work isn't hard — it's that the toolchain forces you to write code for outcomes you could just describe. Neluzus is the bet that the next generation of platform engineering looks less like authoring infrastructure, and more like approving transactions.
If you don't see it here, our founder Bharath responds personally to every demo request within 48 hours — bharath@neluzus.com
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