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Design cloud infrastructure visually and generate production-ready Terraform code. Perfect for cloud modernization, migration, IaC automation.
Grounded in available product and source data
Setting up AWS infrastructure the traditional way means writing Terraform configuration files by hand, mapping out resources and how they relate before anything gets deployed. ArchFormation replaces that step with a drag-and-drop canvas: users lay out their AWS architecture visually, and the tool generates the underlying Terraform code from that design. The output is real Terraform, not a proprietary format ArchFormation invented.
On the canvas, each component represents a piece of AWS infrastructure, and arranging or connecting those pieces produces the corresponding Terraform. Once a design is finished, ArchFormation exports the generated Terraform code to GitHub, where it's ready for deployment and further customization.
Before picking a plan, it's worth comparing project needs against the limits on each tier, since ArchFormation's four pricing options differ by user seats, number of projects, and tokens allowed per project rather than by feature set. The specific numbers for each tier are detailed below in the FAQ.
Descriptive content on the site currently covers AWS only. Azure appears solely as a logo with no accompanying text, and GCP is listed only as a tag that isn't otherwise mentioned in the page content, so multi-cloud support beyond AWS is not confirmed by what's published. Anyone relying on Azure or GCP support should check directly with the vendor.
ArchFormation lists four pricing tiers: Free ($0/month, 1 seat, 2 projects, 70 tokens per project), Developer ($49/month, 1 seat, 5 projects, 250 tokens per project), Startup ($490/month, 5 seats, 20 projects, 800 tokens per project), and Enterprise (custom pricing, unlimited seats and projects, 10,000 tokens per project). The site does not explain what a "token" represents in this context.
Not from public sources — the site's /docs path returns a 404, so details on how the platform's features work under the hood couldn't be confirmed beyond the marketing pages. Before rolling this out, ask ArchFormation directly for technical documentation to fill that gap.
The output is standard Terraform code, not a proprietary format, and it's pushed to GitHub ready for deployment and further customization.
