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Judge agents on outcomes, not output. Score variants against live production traffic, track every run, and build datasets for evals — no extra instrumentation required.

Durable execution keeps functions running through failures, retries, and restarts. Add step.run, step.sleep, and waitForEvent to any code. No extra workers required.

Debug faster with waterfall traces, run search, metrics dashboards, and SQL insights. No extra instrumentation required. Find the failure in seconds.

Inngest supports defining concurrency, throttling, rate limits, and priority queues in code.

The company says it shipped updates, improved the developer experience, tripled its team, and raised a seed round.

The page explains how long-running processes can extend an Astro app's range and when to use them.

Inngest's learning resources include white papers, demos, video walkthroughs, and guides for building durable workflows, agents, and background jobs.

Inngest describes how it built observability into its platform.

The page describes pricing with a free option and plans that scale to enterprise.

Inngest provides durable execution through functions in an existing app without requiring workers, a cluster, or a queue to run.

The Inngest team builds a developer platform for durable execution, background jobs, and workflows without extra infrastructure.

The platform supports scaling from thousands to millions of executions with concurrency, recovery, and support for production workflows.

The platform supports background jobs, workflows, and AI agents without extra infrastructure, with automatic retries, flow control, and step-level observability.

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Inngest raises $50 million in Series A funding to build developer tools for event-driven workflows. The company targets engineering teams scaling asynchronous systems, offering a platform to design, debug, and deploy workflows without server management. Inngest’s tools aim to reduce complexity in event-driven architectures, a growing need as businesses adopt real-time data processing.

Sep 2025inngest.comNews article

Inngest introduces self-hosting capabilities in version 1.0, enabling developers to deploy durable execution workflows on their own infrastructure. The platform simplifies running background jobs, event-driven processes, and long-running tasks without relying on cloud providers. Self-hosting ensures full control over data, performance, and compliance for teams managing critical workflows.

Sep 2024inngest.comNews article

Inngest secures $6.1 million in funding to scale its serverless backend workflow engine. The round is led by Andreessen Horowitz, with participation from GGV, Afore Capital, and Vercel co-founder Guillermo Rauch. This follows the company’s earlier $3 million seed round.

Jan 2024TechCrunchNews article