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Ample Computer

Ample Computer is a YC Fall 2026 (F26) company. Based in San Francisco, CA, USA. Team of 2.

  • B2B
  • Cloud Computing
  • Infrastructure
  • AI

About Ample Computer

GPAgent's own fund-neutral profile, written from public information. Updated Nov 11, 2026.

Summary

Ample Computer provides cloud hosting and infrastructure for web applications built by AI coding agents. It provisions compute, database, storage, CDN, frontend, email, analytics, and payments in one platform, then handles monitoring, patching, and scaling automatically. The product targets anyone using tools like Claude, Cursor, or ChatGPT to generate apps, replacing the manual work of assembling and maintaining a production stack.

Business model

Pricing is listed on the website but specific tier details are not described in the provided sources.

Go-to-market

Customers self-serve: they build an app with an AI coding agent, deploy to Ample, and receive a live URL in seconds, with no prior infrastructure setup required.

From the Y Combinator listing

How Ample Computer describes itself in Y Combinator's public directory.

Everything your agent needs to ship a web app

Cloud hosting and infrastructure platform that has everything your agent needs to ship web applications. We set up compute, frontend, database, storage, CDN, email and (soon) text, analytics, and payments. We then monitor, patch and scale your app so you never migrate anything again. We're doing for the internet software economy what Shopify did for e-commerce - remove the technical barriers to anyone can launch anything.

Facts

Industry
B2B / B2B -> Infrastructure
Location
San Francisco, CA, USA
Team size
2
Status
Active
Stage
Early

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