CtrlB is stepping up its push to make large-scale observability cheaper and faster. It is raising $2.5 million in seed funding led by Chiratae Ventures. The company, which positions itself as a high-performance unified data platform, plans to use the capital to expand across India and the US. It also aims to strengthen its partnerships in the cloud and DevOps ecosystem.

CEO Adarsh Srivastava said the funding will help deepen R&D and enhance the platform. It will also support enterprises that need observability at a massive scale. Additionally, CtrlB will file patents for its indexing and compression technology. The company will also seek major enterprise certifications such as SOC 2 and ISO 27001.

The round saw participation from Equirus, InnovateX Fund, Campus Fund and Point One Capital. Investors said CtrlB’s architecture fills a crucial gap. Organisations struggle with exploding data volumes and the need to ingest and query petabytes at lower cost and higher speeds.

CtrlB’s platform offers real-time monitoring, in-stream analysis, and debugging tools. These help enterprises gain instant insights from production environments while cutting storage costs. The company now plans to scale its team to around 50–60 members. The team will focus on distributed systems, DevOps, solution architecture, and US-based sales.

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