Aviatrix

Aviatrix (now at aviatrix.ai) provides multi-cloud networking, segmentation and breach containment across AWS, Azure and GCP, via a controller deployed inside the customer's own cloud accounts.

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CategoryCloud Providers & Hosting
AccessSelf-hosted
PricingContact sales
APIAvailable
Overview

What is Aviatrix?

Aviatrix provides a cloud networking platform that centralizes transit, routing and visibility across AWS, Azure, GCP and OCI, deployed as a controller running inside the customer's own cloud accounts rather than as a shared multi-tenant service. The company has recently repositioned around cloud network security and breach containment, and moved its primary web presence from aviatrix.com to aviatrix.ai.

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Sources checked 27 September 2026: official website, documentation.

Why teams use it

Key capabilities

  • Cloud networking: centralized transit and routing across multiple cloud accounts and providers.
  • Segmentation: network-level breach containment controls.
  • Visibility: Copilot analytics for cloud network traffic and security posture.
Core areas

Multi-cloud networking, network segmentation, breach containment, and cloud network visibility.

Positioning

Aviatrix fits enterprises running complex multi-cloud or multi-account networks that need centralized transit, network segmentation and breach containment across cloud providers, rather than relying solely on each provider's native networking tools.

Why it matters

Aviatrix's controller model means the software runs inside the customer's own cloud accounts, so network architecture and cost still depend on the underlying cloud provider's infrastructure pricing on top of Aviatrix's own licensing.

Deployment & technical details

Technical details

Access
Self-hosted
Source model
Other license
Founded
2014
Headquarters
Santa Clara, USA
Pricing model
Contact sales
API
Available
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