Infield

What is Infield?

Open-source dependency upgrades made safe.

Who is Infield best for?

Infield is best for engineering teams whose Ruby, JavaScript or Python apps have fallen behind on dependency upgrades.

• Teams with a stale codebase

  Its Diagnostic report lists stale and abandoned packages and open CVEs, then estimates the work to reach a supported language and framework version in milestones.

• Teams with no time for upgrades

  The managed service takes over upgrading the app, including fixing breaking changes, and its developers work with your engineers in Slack or Teams.

• In-house teams that own dependencies

  The self-serve software splits large framework upgrades into small steps, flags package incompatibilities and tracks deprecation warnings.

• Planning upgrade backlogs

  After you connect code through the GitHub app or CLI, it builds an upgrade plan that weighs risk, effort and linked direct and indirect dependencies.

How much does Infield cost?

Infield does not publish prices: its managed upgrade service is sold through a demo and charged as a fixed fee per milestone, and its self-serve app lets you sign up for free with no credit card.

Infield prices its managed upgrade work as a fixed fee per milestone, based on the app's size and complexity, instead of hourly billing. The software-only plans named on its homepage show no prices, and the maker does not say what the free sign-up includes or how long it lasts. Plans and current prices are on infield.ai.

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