HashiCorp

hashicorp.com · San Francisco, United States of America

HashiCorp is an infrastructure software company that provides open-source and commercial tools for provisioning, securing, connecting, and running cloud and on‑premise infrastructure. Its products such as Terraform, Vault, Consul, and Nomad are used by enterprises and cloud-native teams to automate infrastructure as code, secrets management, service networking, and application deployment across multiple clouds. The company generates revenue through subscription-based enterprise editions, cloud-hosted services, and support offerings.

  • Cloud Infrastructure & Hosting
  • API Management & Integration
  • MLOps & ML Platforms
Revenue
$583.0M
Employees
2,300
Founded
2012
Headquarters
San Francisco, United States of America

What 111 Arbolus experts think of HashiCorp

NPS scores are overwhelmingly positive, with 85% of responses at 8+ and numerous 9–10 ratings across both user and influencer personas. Renewal intent is high in large accounts, though a minority cite uncertainty tied to IBM integration or pricing changes. Stickiness is high, with most customers in "MoreThan1Year" implementation stages and embedded Terraform/Vault operations. Qualitative feedback praises multi-cloud flexibility, automation gains, and security maturity, but notes acute sensitivity to recent licensing, pricing, and vendor transition issues.Overall Customer Sentiment: Positive

Who reviewed HashiCorp

Total customers 111 102 current · 9 former
Reviews growth +76 in six months
Seniority of respondents
  • C-Suite 61% (68)
  • Director 20% (22)
  • Manager 19% (21)
Not specified C-Suite NPS 8 Will renew
Executive C-Suite NPS 9 Will renew
Data Analyst Not specified NPS 6

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Sentiment

58 Net Promoter Score, from 112 scored reviews
  • Promoters 69
  • Passives 39
  • Detractors 4

Cumulative NPS by month

+0 over 6 months
  • May 9
  • Jun 9
  • Jul 9
  • Aug 9
  • Sep 9
  • Oct 9

Net Promoter Score across 6 reviews, accumulated up to each month. Category median 46 across 6 companies.

Praised

  • Competing Platforms Creating Switching Pressure
  • Reducing Operational Overhead
  • Migration to Open Source Forks
  • Critical Role in Automation and Security

Criticised

  • Product Complexity Drives Switching
  • BSL and IBM-induced Churn Risk
  • Loss of Open Source Goodwill
  • Cost and Uncertain Roadmap

What customers say

Critical Role in Automation and Security
“HashiCorp gives us standardized infrastructure and robust secrets management, both critical to our operations; we track outcome KPIs like downtime and compliance using its platform.”
Industry Standard for Multi-Cloud and Secrets Management
“I recommend HashiCorp tools because Terraform's provider ecosystem is unmatched and Vault is best-in-class for secrets management, making both a clear choice for serious cloud infrastructure.”
Mature Provider Ecosystem and Flexibility
“I value Terraform for its multi-cloud neutrality and Vault for secrets management maturity; our engineers' familiarity with HCL made adoption seamless and retraining minimal.”

Renewal intent

Plan to renew 79%
  • Will renew 42
  • Undecided 10
  • Not renewing 1

Plan to renew, by seniority

  • C-Suite 79% 34 answers
  • Director 73% 11 answers
  • Manager 86% 7 answers
  • Not specified 100% 1 answer
  • 8.7/10 Average score from customers who will renew
  • 8.3/10 Average score from undecided customers
  • 1/10 Average score from customers not renewing

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